A review of the new DVD release of The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue:
Ray Lovelock, sounding like he's been dubbed by Dick Van Dyke doing his "Mary Poppins" accent, plays George, an antiques dealer heading for his country house when a fragile young woman named Edna (Cristina Galbo) backs over his motorbike in a service station. She's on her way to see her photographer brother-in-law, who's holed up in a remote cottage trying to dry out his drug-addicted wife. George bullies Edna into giving him a ride, but their detour sends them crashing into a rapidly growing gaggle of corpses re-animated by an ultrasonic pest control machine and a fascist police inspector (the legendary character actor Arthur Kennedy).
Damn! Why am I not watching this movie right now?
Time elapsed since premiere of Mary Poppins:
15,8585 days.
Time elapsed since someone mentioned D.V.D.'s accent:
5 days
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