Day of the Triffids | Nicole Maurey, Howard Keel | The Movie All Vegetarians MUST See!

Day of the Triffids | Nicole Maurey, Howard Keel | Day of the Triffids Marketing A Bad Copy

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Day of the Triffids

	Day of the Triffids Nicole Maurey, Howard Keel Hollywood Movie Classics, 1987 average customer review:based on 56 reviews
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The Movie All Vegetarians MUST See!

A strange meteor shower blinds most of humanity, leaving them to stumble around while carnivorous plant monsters pick 'em off. A sailor (Howard Keel) wakes up after eye surgery to find that he is one of the few left who can see. The triffids rampage, devouring anyone they can get a hold of. Keel sets out to find others like himself. Along the way he comes across a little girl who can see. Together, they must flee the vege-beasts and locate any others who might be able to see. They take refuge in a house full of other survivors. It is full of blind girls who all happen to be beautiful. Well, along comes a truckload of machine-gun toting, escaped convicts and the party really begins! That is until the triffids arrive and eat everyone (except Howard Keel and company). Meanwhile, in a lighthouse, a couple are battling triffids of their own, while trying to find an effective way to kill them. Janet Scott is the wife of the drunken scientist who spends most of his time being a hateful turd. He rises above himself in order to save the world. I will not reveal the ending or the method that is found to exterminate the triffids. See it for yourself and be entertained...

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Day of the Triffids Marketing A Bad Copy

I've bought two dvd's of Day of the Triffids (wonderful movie and follows original story reasonably close) and both have flakey video. My vhs copy bought 20 years ago is better than the one advertised above. This is a great film but needs to be remastered. I also have the pal version which is better than the one above. Just saw a new version on e-bay and I am wondering if I will get hammered again if I buy it. If these companies are going to reissue a great film how about a first generation copy taken from the master and not from an old vhs copy. Artisian and Criterdon remaster great oldies. I wish they would pick this one up too. So, I'll give this copy a D+ at best. Wonderful film. Too bad its a bad copy.

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