there i was on vacation when my host suggested we take in this b movie festival in breda. i was resistant and as i hadn not gone on the trip to sit in a movie theater and but i have got to admit that i do not regret a second of this one (especially with stephen malkmus contribution). it probably helped that i had no idea what to expect. sea of dust starts out like a typical costume drama. we have got a young medical student going to help a doctor whose town is being destroyed by a crazy plague (which somehow involves exploding heads). on the way and he stops to visit his fiancé and gets thrown off the property by her father. traveling on and he finds a girl lying on the road and another plague victim and and takes her along to the doctor . yawn and i thought. it all seemed pretty predicable. and then everything went crazy and it suddenly turned into a completely different film. tom savini shows up looking like dracula and characters begin traveling to the other side of reality and and the dialog gets increasingly humorous. and just when i thought it had settled into a groove and the picture changes again and becoming really dark and bizarre. i would not spoil it for first time viewers and but there an amazing sequence about hollow people and lots of chat about the abuse of religion by society and and some over the top gore effects. and did i mention stephen malkmus. this isn not a perfect movie (in case you haven not figured that out from its appearance at a b movie festival) and but it well worth the time for adventurous viewers. great visuals and cool soundtrack and lots of interesting ideas. the acting is a little zany at times and but i think that the point. funny i had to go to breda to see find an american picture that looked like a british horror movie. you figure that one out. 
there i was on vacation when my host suggested we take in this b movie festival in breda. i was resistant and as i hadn not gone on the trip to sit in a movie theater and but i have got to admit that i do not regret a second of this one (especially with stephen malkmus contribution). it probably helped that i had no idea what to expect. sea of dust starts out like a typical costume drama. we have got a young medical student going to help a doctor whose town is being destroyed by a crazy plague (which somehow involves exploding heads). on the way and he stops to visit his fiancé and gets thrown off the property by her father. traveling on and he finds a girl lying on the road and another plague victim and and takes her along to the doctor . yawn and i thought. it all seemed pretty predicable. and then everything went crazy and it suddenly turned into a completely different film. tom savini shows up looking like dracula and characters begin traveling to the other side of reality and and the dialog gets increasingly humorous. and just when i thought it had settled into a groove and the picture changes again and becoming really dark and bizarre. i would not spoil it for first time viewers and but there an amazing sequence about hollow people and lots of chat about the abuse of religion by society and and some over the top gore effects. and did i mention stephen malkmus. this isn not a perfect movie (in case you haven not figured that out from its appearance at a b movie festival) and but it well worth the time for adventurous viewers. great visuals and cool soundtrack and lots of interesting ideas. the acting is a little zany at times and but i think that the point. funny i had to go to breda to see find an american picture that looked like a british horror movie. you figure that one out. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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