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Trick or Treat' plot predictable;
headbanger harassed by preppies
By Rod Root
Stalf Reviewer
"Trick or Treat," starrringGene
Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne.
"Trick or Treat" contains all the
elements to make an interesting movie
rock stars, suspense, special effect s, foolish. The poor use o
been tin1 intention of in filmmakers,
but if so, they could nn have gotten
rockeo ' ion" S . i rons I Kiss) and Ozzy
Osbou-v,.-' a ' r parts. Carica
tures a;? had-. ;,' . " ' nn of music
and its fans, wh o2t.. i v-rt need help
when i' monies to bei; made to look
playing music
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nacKwaras win lead i nese interest groups
to play everything backwards in hopes
of finding a ''boogie man."
The fact that this film's target
audience is teenagers, particularly
teenage metal fans, bothers me. It does
nothing to try to show them this music
as it should be shown. Instead it gives
them what they want to see, only rein
forcing the idea that hard rock serves
as method of alienation from the rest of
mainstream society. Unfortunately, too
many of them will take the ideas in the
the supernatural, Backward music,
nudity, high school violence. But for
some reason this film does not really
produce the excitement it promises.
Ultimately it manages to underline the
Movie Review .
ideas it set out to erase. Viewers will
leave with a feeling that playing records
backwards will conjure up spirits of the
dead, ready to wreck havoc on us all.
The plot is predictable. The class movie all too seriously and look only to
metalhead, who is harassed by the music to cure social problems,
preppies constantly, worships a par- The center of this empathy is Eddie
ticular rock star. When this star dies, (Marc Price), the victimized head-
he is devastated. While playing one of banger. Price manages to dress and act Charles Martin Smith, who just happens
his albums backwards, the kid hears like a real metal fan most of the time, to be handling the directing chores for
the dead singer speaking to him. By but fails to convince as he should. Also this film. How can heavy metal be
playing it over and over, he unknow- unconvincing is the fact that the char- treated properly when a nerd is in
ingly unleashes the evil spirit on his acter succeeds in getting the preppy charge?
class. The rest of the film is spent try- girl in the end. This simply does not Still, this movie is worth a look. Just
ing to stop the spirit before he destroys happen (at least not at my high school), remember to accept its face value, and
everything. This movie manages to But the audience will cheer him on in you should enjoy it. There are some
"borrow" a few scenes from other sus- the scenes where he gets his revenge positive aspects that I have failed to
pense flicks ("Christine," "The Entity") on the arrogant class jock. mention. The original music by Aus-
that the audience will notice. . A refugee from the "Solid Gold" tralian rockers Fastway is enough rea-
What the film manages to do is to dancers, Tony Fields, fails to fully son to go. The sparse use of comedy is
turn heavy-metal music into exactly develop the role of Sammy Curr, the effective and laughable,
what "special interest groups" like the rocker returned from the dead. He cer- "Trick or Treat," rated "R" is
PMRC and all the pseudo-religious tainly looks the part, with haystacked playing at the Plaza Four
organizations say it is. This may have hair and leather and chains, but that is Theatre.
about all. His acting is disappointing.
due largely to the limitations of his
character. Still there is no excuse for
what he does or fails to do in the
high school dance scene. He is terrible
when he tries to look as if he was play
ing guitar and worse at lip syncing.
Inevitably, Fields' role quite literally
goes down the toilet.
Ozzy's cameo appearance as an
evangelist out to stop rock'n'roll is at
first very delightful. The irony of his
portrayal of the very same people out to
stop his music will be enjoyed by Ozzy
fans. Yet even this scene has one minor
flaw, although few will notice it. If you
look closely, you will be able to see
Ozzy's name tattooed on his knuckles. I
wonder about his participation in a
project with such a muddled message.
Is His Ozzness selling out?
The problems with this film may
have begun with the directing. Do you
remember the nerd in "American Gra-
fitti?" That character was played by
State of the Arts
Compiled by
Stew Magnuson
Staff Reporter
At the Zoo:
John Walker is a Wesleyan philo
sophy professor who moonlights as a
country blues artist. He has per
formed locally and released sefveral
records. Magic Slim, the giant of the
Chicago blues, is wrapping up ano
ther big week at the Zoo. These two
artists will get togethr tonight for a
big jam session. This is your abso
lute last chance to see Slim, so
don't miss it. Cover is only $2.
On TV:
"Late Night with David Letter
man" has two fantastic guests tonight
at 11:30 p.m.: comedian Sandra
Bernhard and mondo-bizzaro Talk
ing Heads frontman David Byrne.
Byrne is definitely the weirdest
interviewee in the free world. It
should be good and strange.
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