Fear Factory

"This little-seen film (hence the reason I'm the first and so far only person to review it) is one of my favorites of the '70s, which would pretty much make it one of my favorites ever since the '70s was the best decade for film ever. After writing successful screenplays for directors like Martin Scorsese and Brian DePalma, Paul Schrader here makes his directorial debut, and it is still his best film to date. It's a searing, knowing drama about the lives of Detroit auto workers, and in it Richard Pryor gives his first dramatic performance. He's brilliant, and Harvey Keitel--no surprise here--matches him. If you'r a fan of filmmakers like Scorsese, you'll like Paul Schrader and this film in particular. Highly reccommended."

"I've read that a lot people didn't like this dvd because of bad audio quality. This only made me want it even more, and let me tell you, it's better than people say. Highlights include onstage performances, music videos, and footage of the band on the road(very humorous!!!) I feel this showed some of the best of the lineup with Dino before the breakup."

"this dvd is a disappointment because of the horrible sould quality on most of the live performances, i couldnt' wait to get this dvd because fear factory is one of my fav bands and I was going to blast this on my surround sound and have my own mini fear fac concert at home but when i turned up the juice on demanufacture it sounded like [fecal matter]!!! maybe fear fac didn't have enough money to overdub the songs, who knows but***' just like some guy recorded the concert footage on his cheap camcorder, the interviews and the videos that are pretty cool though"

"Richard Pryor should have gotten an Award for his Performance here.After I Saw Which Way is Up? I thought what can He Do Next? Well He Blew me away in this Film.also Harvey Keitel after Blowing up in Taxi Driver Comes on Strong here.Yaphet Kotto gives another powerful Performance as well.He is Very Underrated.The Drama in this film will keep you interested all the way.it's a Forgotten Classic that Deserves more props."