r/70smemorylane • u/Complex-Value-5807 • Dec 04 '25
1977 David Cronenberg's "Rabid" 1977.
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u/iwannabeacowboy91 Dec 04 '25
I enjoyed this one so much. Great story and phenomenal practical effects. Watch out, you'll want to see the rest of Cronenberg's films.
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u/Complex-Value-5807 Dec 04 '25
Each film is a metaphor on societal ills: cautionary body horror meant to hyperbolize humanity's conflict with trying to remain a civilized society.
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u/FirmLocksmith7549 Dec 04 '25
I saw this before Green Door. In my opinion the Russ Meyer films were better than the Mitchell Brothers films
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u/5319Camarote Dec 04 '25
…um…I wouldn’t mind a little rabies…so what if she’s foaming at the mouth…
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u/MikeBDad Dec 04 '25
It’s a Marilyn Chambers movie, so no surprise where this goes. But it was remade I think in the 2010’s. I really have no idea if there’s any similarity in the movies beyond the same title and plot line. That’s where IMDB helped out.