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Because of the limitations of the budget, however, the movie works best when it's being a head trip, zigzagging through different dimensions and making its characters (and hell, even us) question their sanity. If PHANTASM II and III were lighthearted, action-heavy companions to the surreal first entry, RAVAGER is a gonzo combination of the whole bunch, interspersing heady ideas throughout while bombarding us with gunfire, blood spatter and, of course, more killer spheres than you can count. Like the first film, the movie is ensconced in a nightmare world where nothing makes sense yet everything appears to have a morbid explanation. To describe the plot is tough, since it's really all over the place. Made strictly for the fans of the series, RAVAGER is just energetic and crazy enough to put a smile on your face and keep it there. Serving as something of a capper to the series – while still leaving the door wide open for another sequel – RAVAGER is a very rough item, but one that undeniably has its heart in the right place. REVIEW: The "can do!" spirit that has marked the PHANTASM films since their inception is alive and well in PHANTASM: RAVAGER, the fifth film in the franchise and the first not directed by Don Coscarelli (David Hartman gets the honors here). PLOT: After many years spent tracking his missing friends Jody and Mike, Reggie must finally confront the Tall Man in a world where the evil villain has been victorious in his quest to destroy everything we know.
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