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Dot Dot Comma Dash
Various events of importance to the nation and to individual persons during the cold war and from about 1960 emerge as fragments of the memory of a little boy learning about life, about divorce, military occupation, the Beatles, little girls and death.
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Plot Summary
In the remote town of Black Creek, a series of bizarre and deadly incidents begin to plague the residents. A mysterious, invisible force seems to be at play, causing strange phenomena and escalating to fatal consequences. As panic spreads, the townsfolk must uncover the truth behind the occurrences before they are all consumed by the unknown.
Critical Reception
Dot Dot Comma Dash is a cult classic known for its low-budget charm and unique, albeit bizarre, approach to sci-fi horror. While critical reception was minimal upon release due to its obscure distribution, it has since garnered a niche following among fans of experimental and eccentric filmmaking.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unconventional narrative and ambitious, if flawed, execution.
Noted for its peculiar atmosphere and a sense of endearing amateurism.
Seen as a unique artifact of independent filmmaking from the era.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to the film's limited release, but those who have seen it often describe it as a fascinatingly strange and memorable viewing experience, appreciating its cult status.
Fun Fact
Director Harold P. Warren also famously directed and starred in the cult sci-fi film 'Manos: The Hands of Fate'.
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