Russ Meyer's CHERRY, HARRY & RAQUEL

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Product Description ------------------- CHERRY, HARRY, & RAQUEL, loosely translated by Russ Meyer a trio is not necessarily a crowd. CHERRY, HARRY, & RAQUEL is an incisive probe into the very soul of those people that both profit and lose as a result of the heinous narcotics racket. A dusty Arizona border town and vast expanses of baked desert provide the magnificent scenic backdrop for fast cars, blazing s, and super-ample women, each and all hot! The billowy registered nurse CHERRY, of exotic muscle-relaxing procedures, HARRY,on the hot desert sands, CHERRY, unfettered, well endowed, and featuring the super abundant USCHI DIGARD, as Astrid SOUL Lillimor! Review ------ For what would be the final title in co-writer (along with Tom McGowan) co-producer-co-editor (along with Richard S. Brummer) cinematography, director Russ Meyer's overlooked Soap Opera era, Meyer and McGowan appear to be largely focused on the visual aspect of the movie. Whilst the screenplay sadly fails to light up in the way that it initially appears, Russ Meyer and co-editor Richard S. Brummer reveal an astonishing eye on making the movie one which marks the beginning of a new era for Meyer, and the end of another. Giving the film a delightfully surreal atmosphere, Meyer separates the main sections of the films plot with a number of snappy, and off-beat dream like severance's, which thanks to the sharp editing of Meyer and Brummer helps to give the movie a surprisingly colorful Fantasy element. Rubbing abrasively against the Fantasy element, Meyer also gives the movie a strong Film Noir mood, with Meyer showing the desert based town to be one where morals can be brought at any price. Along with the Noirish side, Meyer also show a tough, aggressive Horror edge, thanks to the scenes of Harry closely chasing after Enrique having a chilling Supernatural feel about them, with Meyer also letting bright red blood flow for the first time in any of his movies, as Franklyn and Harry begin to wonder about how far they will have to go to keep their business partnership from fading into a puff of smoke. --Morrison Dylan Fan