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The Manson family, Asmodeus/Mercury Films in association with Blue Underground Ltd. ; produced by Michael King & Jim VanBebber and Carl Daft & David Gregory ; written and directed by Jim VanBebber

Label
The Manson family, Asmodeus/Mercury Films in association with Blue Underground Ltd. ; produced by Michael King & Jim VanBebber and Carl Daft & David Gregory ; written and directed by Jim VanBebber
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Intended audience
MPAA rating: unrated. "Contains sexually explicit material, graphic violence, and drug use. It should not be viewed by anyone 17 and under."--Container. [Note: The rated version was rated R, "Rated R for strong grisly violence, strong sexual content/nudity, language and drug use."]
Main title
The Manson family
Oclc number
57626585
Responsibility statement
Asmodeus/Mercury Films in association with Blue Underground Ltd. ; produced by Michael King & Jim VanBebber and Carl Daft & David Gregory ; written and directed by Jim VanBebber
Runtime
253
Summary
An uncompromising look at the Manson Family cult, hell-bent on executing the brutal vision of its leader, Charles Manson. On a ranch outside of Los Angeles, what was once an oasis of free love and acid trips, the "Family," an "average" group of kids, becomes engulfed in Manson's paranoid visions and delusional world where torment and slaughter are considered the path to righteousness. The director portrays a dizzying, rapid-fire vision of the sex and violence that unified the misguided group and ended in a brutal murder spree that left seven people dead in 48 hours
Table Of Contents
Charlie's family -- Spahn ranch -- Not a care in the world -- Recording artist -- All play and no work -- Party time -- "The first domino" -- Tex returns -- Second coming -- Political piggy -- Tate house -- Murder at the LaBianca's -- Kill Shorty -- "Crime scene" -- VanBebber family -- In the belly of the beast -- Interview with Charles Manson
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action
resource.variantTitle
Visions of hell, the Films Of Jim VanBebber
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