The Comic

1985

Action / Drama / Horror / Sci-Fi

3
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 80%
IMDb Rating 3.5/10 10 192 192

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Plot summary

In a future police state, a stand-up comic murders a competitor for a job, then gets mixed up with a stripper.

Top cast

Graham Anderson as Dead Man
John Deerey as Police Victim
Daryl Nock as Club Artist
Nicki Wheelen as Dancer
720p.BLU 1080p.BLU
847.22 MB
1280*694
English 2.0
Not Rated
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23.976 fps
1 hr 32 min
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1.54 GB
1920*1040
English 2.0
Not Rated
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 32 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Robat H 8 / 10

Creative, surreal, Lynchian, dark and dystopian with an

Creative, surreal, Lynchian, dark and dystopian with an awesome 80's soundtrack. More of a dark opera than a horror film. Oh yeah and a Welsh connection. Great lead performance by Munroe. Of it's time and has a strange hypnotic affect
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Reviewed by ninjaalexs 5 / 10

Die Laughing - Below average slasher

Sam Coex (Steve Munroe) is a stand-up comedian who just can't get a break. After a rival comedian is murdered in what must be the only nightclub in town, Sam takes his place and goes on a prostitute and stripper killing binge.

The Comic has lofty ambitions, but it is hampered by a small budget and bad acting. Steve Munroe lacks charisma in the lead role and his Christmas cracker jokes are poorly delivered. In an odd design choice he also sports dyed, day-glo orange hair like a clown wig.

Any commentary about a dystopian society are hampered by an insipid script. This is not A Clockwork Orange or 1984 level of atmosphere. It's bizarre. The brutal guards look like weedy and people get about in horse and carriage for unknown reasons.

For exploitation and horror fans there are some surprisingly nasty murder scenes with a fair amount of blood. Also a few long sex scenes.

This film has gone onto gain a bit of a cult status due to VHS tapes doing the rounds in the 90s and screenings at horror film festivals. It's a mediocre at best film and one wonders what the intended vision was had the budget been into the millions. The Blu-ray from Arrow has a sharp print, good sound and English subtitles.

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