as roger corman has said in an interview and low budget film making enables film makers to take chances on offbeat ideas. well and you would be hard pressed to find a film that thrives on the offbeat as mightily as george barry death bed represent the bed that eats. the film does have a back story to it and and it an interesting one at that. i will forgo relaying any sort of details so you can hear them for yourself if you take a chance on watching it. suffice it to say and the title item of furniture has an insatiable hunger and consuming the unwary with a bubbling yellow foam that dissolves its victims like acid. death bed is an eerie and haunting little flick that plays out its absurd premise in such a way that it transcends the usual assortment of schlock fare. it occupies its particular dream world in such a way that it was possible for me to take it seriously. it a truly strange and unconventional horror flick. it dabbles in exploitative ingredients  there some tasty dollops of female nudity  and yet is also art and albeit art with a completely skewed sensibility. the special effects are not too bad for a film with a microscopic budget and and barry gives the film a good and atmospheric midnight movie quality. the acting from the cast is as uninspired as one could imagine and although patrick spence thomas lends a reasonable amount of gravitas as the artist or narrator and and one definite point of interest is seeing one familiar face on hand represent future boy meets world father william russ. this film might not have even found the small cult following that it does have were it not for pirated copies making the rounds while this certainly has to rank as one of the instances where such a practice ultimately ended up helping the film  even if the exposure took years to take hold. if you have a taste for truly bizarre obscure items and death bed may be just what you have got in mind. positive . 
as roger corman has said in an interview and low budget film making enables film makers to take chances on offbeat ideas. well and you would be hard pressed to find a film that thrives on the offbeat as mightily as george barry death bed represent the bed that eats. the film does have a back story to it and and it an interesting one at that. i will forgo relaying any sort of details so you can hear them for yourself if you take a chance on watching it. suffice it to say and the title item of furniture has an insatiable hunger and consuming the unwary with a bubbling yellow foam that dissolves its victims like acid. death bed is an eerie and haunting little flick that plays out its absurd premise in such a way that it transcends the usual assortment of schlock fare. it occupies its particular dream world in such a way that it was possible for me to take it seriously. it a truly strange and unconventional horror flick. it dabbles in exploitative ingredients  there some tasty dollops of female nudity  and yet is also art and albeit art with a completely skewed sensibility. the special effects are not too bad for a film with a microscopic budget and and barry gives the film a good and atmospheric midnight movie quality. the acting from the cast is as uninspired as one could imagine and although patrick spence thomas lends a reasonable amount of gravitas as the artist or narrator and and one definite point of interest is seeing one familiar face on hand represent future boy meets world father william russ. this film might not have even found the small cult following that it does have were it not for pirated copies making the rounds while this certainly has to rank as one of the instances where such a practice ultimately ended up helping the film  even if the exposure took years to take hold. if you have a taste for truly bizarre obscure items and death bed may be just what you have got in mind. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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