OK--WHAT is that dog food commercial at the end about?

And even moreso the deluge of hungry dogs all attacking the one can of dog food can mean how Hollywood is full off people willing to exploit every commodity to its fullest and then throwing it away once they got what they needed

" How 'bout some chocolate pain, bitch"
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I believe it is the same actor that delivers the commercial in both films!

I agree that this scene reads metaphorically as a reference to the "dog-eat-dog" atmosphere of Hollywood, and reminds me of the frenzied climax of "The Day of the Locust."
The similarity between the Barkwell commercial and the earlier, "When your dog says, 'WOOF-WOOF'" spot speaks more to Aldrich's views on the distribution of Hollywood movies.
It's ironic that so many of us have only experienced these films (movies!) on what we are still quaintly calling "TV." For all of the work and high ideals that go into their making, great or small, ultimately all movies were just props to be used to market dog food.
Huge amounts of money were made from TV distribution deals, with no consideration given to the creatives whose contractual ties to the films had been concluded years ago. There was money being made before the term, "syndication rights" was ever coined.

This final scene was a direct nod to those of us watching the movie on television.

LOL--the other day when someone on Facebook was talking about dog food, I posted both this clip AND Kanine Krunchies ("101 Dalmatians")!

:) Laura

Its just very strange because it's supposed to be a commercial for dog food and it's a horror show! It's supposed to be on tv selling something and it would sell nothing. Rosella imagining it would work maybe.