Seeds (1968)

Seeds: Directed by Andy Milligan. With Maggie Rogers, Candy Hammond, Anthony Moscini, Lucy Silvay. An angry and alcoholic matriarch tyrannizes her spoiled, grown-up, children during an unwanted family get-together, where someone begins killing them one by one.

“If you really want to see what Milligan intended, skip the main film. It is cluttered with boring softcore inserts that are tedious. Seeds is an interesting film about a dysfunction family gathered for Christmas as the home of an almost insane Matriarch (Maggie Rogers) One of the family is killing off the family. Itu0026#39;s a crude but fascinating look at palpable hate and loathing. There is not one character who is a positive person the viewer can like. One character, Carol, is interestingly played by Candy Hammond, who was briefly married to Milligan. As mentioned, the producers, concerned the film was too dark and not sexy enough, all true, inserted the straight, boring softcore stuff. It doesnu0026#39;t come close to matching the characters. As mentioned, go to extras and watch the Milligan print; youu0026#39;ll see a unique film thatu0026#39;s not for all tastes but is a great sampling of Milliganu0026#39;s art.”