C2 - Wednesday, February 16, 1983 - North Shore News

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FROM PAGE C1

First problem they ran
into was when they turned
up at the Pier B.C. site to
start filming and got turfed
off.

So it was they ended up in
suburban North Vancouver,
filming among the trees of
the little wood at the end of
the cul-de-sac at the 1800
block Bowser Avenue.

Much of the afternoon saw
cameraman Doug McKay,
formerly of West Van-
couver, and lighting gaffer
Geordie Tocher, still from
there. waiting around with
the rest of the crew while our

feels

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emerging from the trees in

darkness, transmutating
back to normal as the sun
comes up.

A lot of work for a short
scene - but also a lot of fun
for the crew, which has been
consistent during the making
of the entire movie.

As Tocher says: “It was
made by a lot of us just for
the pleasure of making a
film.

The fact that it’s also being
received with a certain
amount of success is a
bonus.

“It’s amazing that for that
kind of money you can end
up having a pleasing film.

Ive spoken to
they've had their

friend the butcher went
through progressive changes
in special-effects makeup -
six in all - until he was left
with a hideously contorted
face and only one eye, with
the camera recording each
stage of change.

Darkness closed in on the
final scene, which fitted the
plans of the movie crew
perfectly.

The scenes will be added
to the movie in reverse order
so it appears the radiation-
contaminated butcher is

money's worth - and that’s
what counts.”

As for why it’s been well
received, Tocher has his
own explanation.

“It doesn't pretend to be
anything it isn't. It's genuine
and unpretentious - hokey is
probably the word for it.
Hokiness has its place in
these days of slick Star Wars
films. Any time anybody
spots a fault in a production
it gives them a feeling of
superiority - and that’s what
this film’s about.”

to seizures

ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI)
— Mayo Clinic neurologists
say the video game Pac-Man
has touched off epileptic
seizures in two 15-year-old
boys in the past six months,
the first cases of their kind
reported in the United
States.

Two similar incidents have
been reported in England.

Drs. Donald Klass and
James Mellinger said
Thursday the rate at which

light flickered on the screens
was the apparent cause of
the seizures. Both boys were
treated at the Rochester
clinic.

The doctors said one of
the boys treated at Mayo had
been playing video games for
a year before the first in-
dication of epilepsy ap-
peared. The youth became
dazed and one of his hands
twitched while he was
playing Combat.

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