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Anghus Houvouras talks to Gwenyfar Rohler, writer of Death Bed: The Bed That Eats…
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats is one of those forgotten pieces of cinematic history that almost never saw the light of day. A product of passion by a director named George Barry who grew up in the same neighborhood as Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi. When you hear his story, it’s easy to see the comparisons. Both Michigan based filmmakers were fans of classic horror films and inspired to make their own low budget scary opus. Raimi and company crafted
The Evil Dead which became a cult classic allowing them to continue making movies and build a fervent fan base. Barry made
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“Just west of the City of Chatham, on the edge of the new industrial area, a bridge is nearing completion across the Thames River.”
So stated a blurb in a C&D Sugar Company publication in the 1950s. Of course, they were talking about what we know today as the Parry Bridge.
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Although we tend to take this bridge for granted today, that was not the case in the 1950s. The construction of this bridge was an important development at the time and it signified that Chatham was growing and the future of the city seemed without limits.
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