The film was considered something of a smart, charming oddity when it was released in 1984, with the notoriously hard-to-impress Roger Ebert describing it as a "sophisticated, witty B movie in which the monsters are devouring not only the defenseless town, but decades of defenseless clichs," and it's continued to endure as a heartwarming classic with a dark, mischievous underbelly ever since
Though his work for clients from Glo-Coat to Mohawk Airlines to Samsonsite was widely lauded in the industry, Drapers apparently spontaneous decision to cease work for cigarette companies is bound to be his lasting legacy
Complements my man cave very well
External links [edit] Port Tobacco Historic District, Charles County, including photo dated 1988, at Maryland Historical Trust Boundary Map of the Port Tobacco Historic District, Charles County, at Maryland Historical Trust