a large bed possessed by a demon eats people and among other things. i am not making this up. completed in 1977 and not officially released until it came to dvd in 2003 and death bed represent the bed that eats is a movie whose plot is impossible to describe. you most likely know of it thanks to patton oswalt excellent bit about it and as well as stephen throwers essential book nightmare usa. while watching it and you wonder the following who is george berry and and what drugs did he smoke or inject or snort before writing and directing this movie. is this a horror comedy. a combination of a horror flick and an art movie. a weird prank being pulled on the audience. what the hell am i watching. death bed really defies any explanation. i know and that term is overused and but it couldn not be truer than it is here. this truly beggars description. it is a horror comedy and as well as art film or horror hybrid. but the whole thing is so surreal and it must be seen. the score sounds like the electronic bits from an old candlemass album and the acting is terrible and disconnected from everything and the direction is surprisingly competent and and the movie at times feels like a jesus franco movie that is and if his movies were intentionally funny. in the end and there really is no proper way to describe this movie. lord knows i have tried and but really and few movies are as odd and unique and or mind boggling as this is. see it. but you have been warned. this is also the only movie george berry has ever done. he definitely left his mark on the exploitation genre with this and i will tell you that much. 
a large bed possessed by a demon eats people and among other things. i am not making this up. completed in 1977 and not officially released until it came to dvd in 2003 and death bed represent the bed that eats is a movie whose plot is impossible to describe. you most likely know of it thanks to patton oswalt excellent bit about it and as well as stephen throwers essential book nightmare usa. while watching it and you wonder the following who is george berry and and what drugs did he smoke or inject or snort before writing and directing this movie. is this a horror comedy. a combination of a horror flick and an art movie. a weird prank being pulled on the audience. what the hell am i watching. death bed really defies any explanation. i know and that term is overused and but it couldn not be truer than it is here. this truly beggars description. it is a horror comedy and as well as art film or horror hybrid. but the whole thing is so surreal and it must be seen. the score sounds like the electronic bits from an old candlemass album and the acting is terrible and disconnected from everything and the direction is surprisingly competent and and the movie at times feels like a jesus franco movie that is and if his movies were intentionally funny. in the end and there really is no proper way to describe this movie. lord knows i have tried and but really and few movies are as odd and unique and or mind boggling as this is. see it. but you have been warned. this is also the only movie george berry has ever done. he definitely left his mark on the exploitation genre with this and i will tell you that much. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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