The Curious Dr. Humpp [DVD] [1967]

"Curious" can hardly describe this oddball disc of Argentinean director Emilio Vieyra's bizarre film. It is presented in full screen (standard) with an aspect ratio of 1.33:1 and the audio is Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono. The print itself has few flaws despite the fact that it is obviously a Z-grade flick. Additional features include an alternate title, which runs approximately nine minutes (the main difference is one of editing though and a great animated title sequence). There is a theatrical trailer for The Curious Dr. Humpp, as well as a trailer and two TV spots for Vieyra's The Deadly Organ. An animated slide show gallery of exploitation art is featured, with audio of "Horrorama Radio Spot Rarities." The disc is completed with the inclusion of two randy short films -- Rasputin and the Princess and The Girl and the Skelton -- as well as an early "rock video" of George McKelvey singing "My Teenage Fall Out Queen." A "sexy shocker from the vault" released by Something Weird Video, it will either amaze or repulse viewers!