That's bizarre. I thought of the movie "The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T" for the first time in years, just a few nights ago.
When my siblings and I were in our Junior High School years, during the summers, the town's public library would show a movie each week, and that movie was one they showed every year, along with "The First Men in the Moon," and bizarrely, one called "Equinox" that scared the shiite out of us.
I'll definitely agree with Jaco Pastorius on bass, and add Stanley Clarke as well as John Entwhistle.
Stanley Clarke is effing great, but sometimes he gets too experimental for my taste.
That's bizarre. I thought of the movie "The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T" for the first time in years, just a few nights ago.
When my siblings and I were in our Junior High School years, during the summers, the town's public library would show a movie each week, and that movie was one they showed every year, along with "The First Men in the Moon," and bizarrely, one called "Equinox" that scared the shiite out of us.
I have a copy of that movie. Loved it as a kid when I watched while stuck at home sick, but it is acid-trippy-weirdness of Seussian proportions.
The sexual dynamic between the mom and Dr. Terwilliger and the plumber is very weird.
Overall, however, I rate the movie at 4500 fingers out of 5000. It has the great virtue of being very unlike anything else you will EVER see.