Pervirella

Year:	1997
Country:	UK
Language:	English
Genre:	Adventure, Comedy
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	5.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	2 Have Seen


Director	Alex Chandon
Selected Cast	Emily Booth as Pervirella
	Ron Drand as Professor Rumphole Pump
	Jonathan Ross as Bish Archop

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Pervirella - Screen Edge - UK (2001)

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carryonsidney ● 5th Jan 2021		Producers Josh Collins and his partner Babs were the brains behind the legendary Frat Shack nightclub that ran in Shoreditch in the 1990's and the designers of the sets and outfits for that and this, film project. Many regulars of the 1990's sixties/beat/pysch underground music scene appeared in the film including "Ron Drand" AKA Bruce Brand of The Headcoats etc etc.



alexlincs 4th Jan 2021		Rated 5/10 This is a weird one. I first heard about from the TV Series OutTHERE which featured clips from weird, cult films like Even Hitler Had A Girlfriend, Baby Cart at River Styx and The Toxic Avenger. As a connection later episodes were presented by Emily Booth. It's a really obscure high-camp comedy possibly inspired by films like Russ Meyer's Fanny Hill (?) more so than historical films. To be honest the only late 90s\00s film I rate which is a campy homage to 60s\70s films is Pervert! which is a nod to Russ Meyer and great fun, but not a great film. Ken Russel's pastiche of his own Tommy and Rocky Horror, Fall of the Louse of Usher is particularly poor. Emily Booth is always nice to look at and there is a stellar cast of well know film and TV personalities including Jonathan Ross, stand up comedian Mark Lamarr and musician\poet\artist Sexton Ming. Unfortunately these aren't necessarily great actors, but it's a bit like Who Killed Bambi? where the weirdness sort of pulls it through. Also be warned like a lot of British sex comedies; it's not pant wettingly funny and it's about as sexy as shaving a hairy back. TBH the plot is incomprehensible. The good quality sets and costumes hide the low budget. I would recommend this only for curiosity sake. Alex Chandon is a talented director and writer, who is best known for producing music videos for British Neo-Goth Metal band Cradle of Filth. Much like directors such as Richard Stanley it makes you wonder what they could do with 8-figure Hollywood budgets. The DVD from Screen Edge is hen's teeth and expensive (£25+) given the quality of the film and scant extras it's not really worth it, I rented it back in the day. Picture quality is mediocre and sound is a lowly 2.0. 7 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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