Faces of Death II (1981) (Faces of Death Part II)

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3.3	IMDB rating

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Directed by

John Alan Schwartz

Starring

Michael Carr
Dr. Francis B. Gröss

Ronald Reagan
Himself

John Alan Schwartz
Wounded Criminal in Front of Drug Store

Written by

John Alan Schwartz
(as Alan Black)

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This movie continues in the same vein as F.O.D. 1 with short scenes of death related material. Mortuarys, accidents, police work are filmed by TV crews and home video cameras. Some of the material are most likely fake, some not as likely.

UPC: 742107220126

Tags: Horror (1), Documentary (1), Mondo (1)

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"5.16 Conan le Cilaire, 1981 They sure did buy some fascinating footage with the whaling & dolphin fishing footage being especially nuts and the opening and closing credits were actually pretty cool. Some of it felt a bit pointless, even for what this is and the instantaneous scene transitions were a bit frustrating."