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08 Jul, 2010
Killer plants ate my dog
This has to be the definitive filming of John Wyndham's classic sci-fi novel. Having sat through both the recent BBC epic, and the earlier 1981 series, of the Triffid's story, I felt both of these had lost the plot with a tedious over-emphasis on organising the blind survivors of a global meteor shower. In this film the director gets back to basics, focussing firmly on the hordes of rampaging triffids as they seek out human prey across Britain and a devestated Europe. The special effects, though somewhat dated, are still impressive and the triffids convey a genuine sense of alien menance lacking in the more recent adaptions and come across as blood thirsty monsters that pose a real threat to man's survival. This version of the story also has a satisfying ending, with 'nature' providing a solution to the triffid problem and ultimately saving mankind. Recommended to any fans of 50s/60s sci-fi who enjoy a good 'alien invasion' storyline that is both well acted and has high production values.
07 Jun, 2010
Classic fifties sci-fi
This is probably one of the 'scariest' of the classic 1950s sci-fi movies. Complete with nuclear paranoia, the story has a very novel twist with the invisible lethal creatures that feed on human brains and grow in strength, gradually becoming visible, as they drain energy from the nearby nuclear facility. I originally saw this on TV many years ago and it was a joy to revisit the story on DVD. If you've never seen it before, or simply want to recapture the enjoyment through a repeat viewing, I'd strongly recommend 'Fiend Without a Face'. The story has aged well and still manages to remain exciting today and even the special effects, though unsophisticated by today's standards, manage to deliver shocks and a brooding sense of menace. A gem of a film!!!
29 Jun, 2022
Not pure Tea Tree oil.
1 of 1 found this helpful Very disappointing. This is not pure Tea Tree essential oil, the main ingredient is liquid paraffin, also known as mineral oil. The respected natural medicine practitioner, Dr Axe, states: "Mineral oil is not a suitable carrier oil for aromatherapy or the topical application of essential oils". Even though it sells for a low price, I definitely would not buy this again as to be effective you need pure essential oils.