My rating system will be simple :
;D = perfect
:) = Not so bad
:hmmmm: = Not bad but not good either
:yawn: = Boring
:yucky: = A waste of time
I love this rating system :laugh:Me too! I'll be using it in the next marathon, unless Jimmy claims copyright :laugh:
:cheers:
I love this rating system :laugh:
:cheers:
Me too! I'll be using it in the next marathon, unless Jimmy claims copyright :laugh:
Ooh, very nice! :ok:
My rating system will be simple :
;D = perfect
:) = Not so bad
:hmmmm: = Not bad but not good either
:yawn: = Boring
:yucky: = A waste of time
I love this rating system :laugh:
:cheers:
My rating system will be simple :
;D = perfect
:) = Not so bad
:hmmmm: = Not bad but not good either
:yawn: = Boring
:yucky: = A waste of time
:surrender:Try the French territory ;)
Title: Happy Birthday to Me
btw: Your April Fool's Day movie poster doesn't show. Instead there is a huge placeholder.It appears on my screen. Maybe your firewall block it or something? I add it here as an attach file.
I think it is a "don't steal my bandwith referer" and the reason you see it is because you were on their site and now have the correct image in your browser cache.btw: Your April Fool's Day movie poster doesn't show. Instead there is a huge placeholder.It appears on my screen. Maybe your firewall block it or something?
I've change the link. Does it appear now? BTW thanks to let me know, if that happen again tell me and I will try to make the corection.
The DVD have an X rated version too (the same films without the sex scene), but I've not watched it.Something about this doesn't seem right... An X rated version without sex scenes?
Jimmy,Like everyone else, I've started watching mainstream movie (not that I really have a choice, since I'm from a town with less than 1000 peoples. I live in bigger one now, but not that much). But my main preference was the horror movie, good or bad it didn't make a difference.
I'm interested in how/who got you interested in these films. I've only heard of a few of the ones you've been kind enough to critique. The only problem is between you and Pete I'm slowly going broke! :laugh:
I'm particularly fond of her in Jodie and The Pussycats...
Especially for you Jon. Enjoy ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfxwsgvtgq8
Comedy in the truest sense of the genre doesn't have to be funny... but somehow I bet this is! ;)Sorry for this off-topic question, but I am really curipus about the "truest sense of the genre" for Comedy... What is that and why doesn't it have to be funny?
Are you categorizing the genres in the movies you review? I find it interesting that this one is listed as a Comedy.Sorry if I'm late to answer, but I have an excuse : I was absent today, because it was the birthday party of my little niece and she didn't want to let me go untill now.
If you have any interest in the history of film, a really great DVD is "A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese through American Movies". He's a motormouth at the best of times and seems to know more about movies than anyone; my wishlist about doubled after watching it! The first section is about genre and I never would have guessed, but comedy and gangster movies both came from musicals! Listen to the rhythm of dialogue in early examples of either and you can see why James Cagney, singer and dancer, became public enemy number 1...I own that already! ;D IIRC it was basically a recommendation from James. He also made the same comment about a rather quickly growing Wish List while viewing it :laugh: Guess it's about time I go ahead and watched it. (The current Academy Awards Marathon makes me watch a lot of my DVD with old movies, which I enjoy a lot and basically now look for inspiration what more to get.)
Title: Snowballin'Well, maybe a weird question, but since it's exploitation I'll ask:
I don't remember for Clerks, but probably not. This film is about a ski resort and what happen outside of the skiing sport (they just show one competition and it's pretty awfull). You have the group of instructor who pass the time going from one woman to another at the resort. The focus of the story is on Daniel Pilon, the new instructor, and the way he use to get in the bed of 3 of the guests : Coutu (a rich girl), Lévesque (a supermodel) and Lomez (an international film star). So you get a lot of fake sex and ski doo riding (they were really ugly at this time).Title: Snowballin'Well, maybe a weird question, but since it's exploitation I'll ask:
I remember that they explained in Clerks what "snowballing" means... Is that what this film is about? :devil:
Have you seen any of the "Confessions of a ..." films? A British series of films that took the basic Carry On formula into less innocent times! They all featured Robin Askwith (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Askwith).
The series is unknown to me, but looking at the synopsis it certainly looks like something that I could like. The series doesn't look available on DVD, am I right?
That said, it does say "out of stock", but look on www.find-dvd.co.uk (http://www.find-dvd.co.uk) and someone should have it. It does at least exist.Thanks for the link Jon, I've found it at Amazon.uk (usually that where I check first :slaphead:). By the way I've ordered this one too
I like this film, but honestly this is mostly because of Phoebe Cates and you'll see her naked often (Aames too, this is not really interesting for me but maybe for Kathy :laugh:
(...)if it features male nudity, that's a really big no-no.
Phew...MOVIE / DVD INFO:
Title: Ebola Syndrome (1996)[/b]
Rating : ;D
I wanted to see it for a long time maybe 10 years before I finally stop being chicken and bought it. The one that I've recommanded is "The Last Supper" in my january marathon, that where you have suggest "Dumpling" to me (I've it just don't watch it yet).
Phew...
I hadn't realized you hadn't seen it yet, when I ordered it upon your recent "recommendation". Glad to see now, that I didn't order something that you yourself think is a turkey.
I wanted to see it for a long time maybe 10 years before I finally stop being chicken and bought it. The one that I've recommanded is "The Last Supper" in my january marathon, that where you have suggest "Dumpling" to me (I've it just don't watch it yet).:o damn. I knew there was one other title I should have asked my friend to pick up in Hong Kong for me... :weep:
BTW : I was starting to be worried, you have post nothing for a weekAs you probably found in the other thread already, I was/am in Germany and had little time to visit the forums.
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Do you find my reviews more interesting when I write a recap with pictures and video like I've done with this one?I liked the recap, especially because you were being ironic and it therefore became fun to read. So, when the film allows I'd like to read more of those; if they'd be all serious it may become loooong.
or
Do you find them better when they are short like I do usually?
P.S : All the image title have one thing in common, do you see it?
Forgot this one :laugh: They are all song titles
P.S : All the image title have one thing in common, do you see it?
:surrender:
Did you enjoy the ladies bonus ;)
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Rating :
Actually, what happens is I've decided to branch out a bit from my usual purchasing habit, and buy something not as mainstream as I usually do.
Who I am kidding :laugh: this is 3 erotics movie with a lot of lesbian imagery with decent history(Bold by me)
Actually, what happens is I've decided to branch out a bit from my usual purchasing habit, and buy something not as mainstream as I usually do.
Admit it: You made this decision when you read the following in Jimmy's WhatYaGot post ;) :laugh:QuoteWho I am kidding :laugh: this is 3 erotics movie with a lot of lesbian imagery with decent history(Bold by me)
But who am I to blame you: I have planned to make a lesbian themed weekend movie marathon someday.
Let me know what you think when you will watch than and why not a review?
I've forgot to mention that one of the profile isn't in the database and the other two are incomplete. Let me know if you want my profile when you will receive your order.
Actually, if you could post them right now, as I usually add them when ordered, it would be much appreciated.They are suppose to be complete with the cover too
I have just notice that the profile keep the number they have in my collection. Is it a problem? If yes I can repost them without a collection number
...by the way LOTR is not that good...
Can you clarify your statement for me? Have you read the books?I was sure that someone would react to this statement :laugh:
By the way, I'm a Uwe Boll fan too!
Yes, I will. >:(Can you clarify your statement for me? Have you read the books?I was sure that someone would react to this statement :laugh:
By the way, I'm a Uwe Boll fan too!
(Did I mention that the LOTR books are rather boring but the movies are great?)And you are the one who call us heretics and stoned worthy :o :laugh:
In fact, why the heck are you reviewing him in your "Little Known Movie" thread? Everyone knows him! Where's that damn petition? Where do I bloody sign? :devil: :tease: :dance:I like him that's why I review his film, I've reviewed "Backwoods" too some time ago. But it's sure that some of his movies have nothing to do here, by exemple "House of the Dead" or "Alone in the Dark" (No way that I will defend this movie). Like you say everyone know him but not his works, many trash them without watching them. I just try to give a fair chance to these movies like I do with all the others here. This one is there because I've appreciated it, if it would have been the contrary I don't think that I would have take the time to write about it since I don't like trashing movie (ok sometimes yes but it's really rare).
Spoiler tag for Sebastien
Don't tell me that you don't know him or I will have to use this :redcard:
It's ok, but try one of his movies this is one of the best director of all time. I recommand these titles and they are not too costly on Marketplace.Don't tell me that you don't know him or I will have to use this :redcard:
:bag:
...and Mario Bava is the greatest Italian director. Don't tell me that you don't know him or I will have to use this :redcard:
Actually I've always had these little targets in my collection, and Italian horror was next on my list (either that or the Val Lewton boxset in region 1). I've seen one or two in the past, but never properly. I've had Suspiria on my list for while. Is this set worth a go in your opinion? Region 2 Bava Collection (http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000VUVG2K/findhotelinth-21)If you take a look at my banner you will see that I've watch the boxset this weekend and now I'm watching the second one. To answer your question Jon yes the set worth a go, I don't think that my answer is a surprise. But keep in my mind that Mario Bava is not only an horror genre director. This is the movies in the set and what I think of them generally.
The film in his original version was a flop that's why Alfredo Leone recut it and shot some new scenes and re-release it as « The House of Exorcism » who is on this disc too but I've not watch it yet. I will later today and if the film is really different I will reviewed it too.I've watch it today and it is not as good. It looks like a rip-off of "The Exorcist" and the story became more complicated. In the possession add story Elke Sommer is really good (she didn't want to be paid for that, something impossible to see today), but Robert Alda who play the priest isn't really impressive. Nudity is add to the movie, but I don't find it necessary at all even if Carmen Silva is pleasant to look at ;D. The end is not really good.
Cheers, Jimmy! I might get it next month.I was just checking my thread and I was asking myself if you have bought it (the Mario Bava collection 1). You don't post in the whatyougot thread and your collection is not online anymore so I've no way to know...
:bag:Something that I can understand, my wishlist on Amazon is so full (in fact I have 3 of them) but the money part is missing. Some movies are there since such a long time that sometimes a special edition is release before I buy them :laugh:
Still on the wishlist, I'm afraid. It's a definite purchase, just a case of when. My plans went a little sideways and were foiled by Deep Discount and their blasted "Buy One Get One Free" Criterion offer. I had to use my budget on them! The gits! ;)
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom (I want this one for so long to replace my poor quality dvd-r)Salo is a film that has captured my interest for quite a while. not really sure though if I a) really want to see it ;) and b) about it's replay value (as a DVDTalk review just recently pointed out, saying that one sahould definitely see it, even though one may only see it once...). That has held me back from buying...
Lord of the Flies (the new budget release, probably with no extra. But I've never seen it and it looks like a really good one)
Assuming Lord of the Flies is the older film from 1963 ...This is the 1963 movie.
Salo is a film that has captured my interest for quite a while. not really sure though if I a) really want to see it ;) and b) about it's replay value (as a DVDTalk review just recently pointed out, saying that one sahould definitely see it, even though one may only see it once...). That has held me back from buying...In case you don't know and maybe this will made you finally buy it.
Not sure that it's a movie that I want to see on high definition, but since you are already equip for the Blue-ray format.Thanks for looking that up. Yeah, not sure sure about this one of hi-def either :hysterical:
but one that you probably didn't even know that it exist.
and the dvd cost me only 10$ (in Canadian money, almost nothing in real money) not too bad for something unknow
One big plus in comparaison with the recent films : Susan Storm is played by a real blond actress, not an untalented bleach one :P. The chemistry between the four actors is really great and this isn't a problem like it is with the others movie (from what I've understand of the review written by Tom).
I had hunted it down a few years ago and had it lying around on my hard disc (maybe it is still on it on my old PC), but I never came around to completely watch it.Same here...
Some reviews I have read in the past, say, that they prefer the make-up job of "The Thing" in the 1994 version over the new one. Must be real good, as "The Thing" is one of the best things coming out of the new movies.There is a new one? How dare they! :redcard: Or did I misunderstand your post (as I can't find anything on IMDb)?
Some reviews I have read in the past, say, that they prefer the make-up job of "The Thing" in the 1994 version over the new one. Must be real good, as "The Thing" is one of the best things coming out of the new movies.There is a new one? How dare they! :redcard: Or did I misunderstand your post (as I can't find anything on IMDb)?
I think you misunderstood. We were talking about Fantastic Four and their character The Thing (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thing_(comics)).re-readng what you guys said, that indeed makes even more sense :whistle:
Although, oh horror, I believe to have read somewhere, that somebody intends to make a remake of the Thing...?There an entry on imdb for a movie call "The Thing" in development, but the info are only available if you have imdbPro and I don't have it. Since I can find nothing about that it could be :
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Title: Schramm (1993)
They named a movie after me! I'm famous!! :tease:As long as this movie is just named after you, but not depicting your story, all is fine... :laugh:
Thousands and thousands of human die each day in armed conflict everywhere, am I suppose to cry for the fate of a cow or a dog?
Jon the animals in the movie were to be kill anyway by the native since this is what they eat, the only one killed for the sake of the movie was a spider and honestly who care for a spider. I don't see any difference with this and a film crew that goes in a slaughterhouse to film what happen there or filming a chinese restaurant practice. I've gone hunting and fishing a lot of time when I was younger and I don't think that I'm an indecent or bad guy. Sure everything caught was eating at the familly table and to be honest a fresh bunny or partridge taste great.
If a director tells an actor to kill something because he needs to shock the audience then him, his actor and his film can fuck right off! It just shows a lack of talent, laziness or both because editing can achieve the same conclusion.A lot of others director had done the same thing and they don't get any critics because of this. Just to give some names : Francis Ford Coppola, Umberto Lenzi, Bernardo Bertolucci, T.F. Mous and Sam Peckinpah. Some of them are certainly talented and they have used this in highly praised movie.
So is this part documentary using real natives? If so, I had no idea and although I still have no wish to see it, I can accept its methods.The movie was filmed in the Columbian jungle in a very isolated location. The natives in the film are in majority the "primitive" tribe living there, like I've said the animals are part of the native regime (they have to eat too). Just two animals (one turtle and a pig) are kill by the actors, but for the movie they have to be kill by them and those 2 were eaten too by the natives after (nothing was kill just to be trash after the filming). I can understand that this isn't a movie for everybody, even myself I found it hard to watch but not necessarely for the animal scenes.
If a director tells an actor to kill something because he needs to shock the audience then him, his actor and his film can fuck right off! It just shows a lack of talent, laziness or both because editing can achieve the same conclusion.A lot of others director had done the same thing and they don't get any critics because of this. Just to give some names : Francis Ford Coppola, Umberto Lenzi, Bernardo Bertolucci, T.F. Mous and Sam Peckinpah. Some of them are certainly talented and they have used this in highly praised movie.
Edit : By the way this "sport" is more cruel than anything shown in this movie
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I'm trying to think what examples these are though and I can't think of Peckinpah's. Regards Coppola, I can think of two; but the horse was already dead (The Godfather) ;) and like the example that started this, the water buffalo sacrifice in Appocalypse Now was going to happen anyway as they were real natives.For Coppola this is the one in Appocalypse Now.
Even if you don't like this genre of film you will agree that this scene is a masterpiece (Jon I'm talking to you ;)).
I detest this film. I've often said it's the worst I've ever seen [...]Funny thing here is, it just may be that Wes Craven may be one of the first to agree with you here :laugh: (going by the interview from the disc.
It's evident that I prefer the first part, but the second one is interesting too since the movie go to a different genre completly. The movie start as a very dark and sleazy girls in distress one to become in the second part a revenge story. I agree that the parents revenge is unconventional, but it must match the act done by the Krugg Gang to be effective. Do you think seriously that the way almost anyone would have react would have made a better film? The parents find the dead girl and call the police... Now that would have been stupid... The revenge of Max von Sydow in The Virgin Spring (surprise that I've this) isn't different and I don't think anyone would say that this Bergman's movie is a ridiculous pieces of garbage...
Two words: blow job. How could anyone think for a second that was feasible?I have to agree with you there. But since she wants him out of the house this is the only thing that she can think of, why not just stab him or cut his throat when he is tied? Seems more logic to me, but don't forget this is an exploitation picture and this is the way with them. That make me think of Day of the Woman (aka I Spit on Your Grave) when Jeniffer got in the bath with Johnny to achieves her revenge, not logic one second but what a powerfull scene (much better than the one we discuss here).
Bergman's message is so much clearer and deeper without resorting to showing such detailed brutality.Agree again, but this isn't the same public : one is a drive-in exploitation film and the other is an arthouse movie. But the fact remains that the parent got their revenge in a similar way, minus the sex and the chainsaw
Actually, have you seen In The Bedroom?No, looks a little bit boring for my taste no? Sissy Spacek equals mostly boring tv drama in my book. But maybe I'll give it a go (if I find it cheap) since I was never deceive by one of your recommandation...
Actually, have you seen In The Bedroom?No, looks a little bit boring for my taste no? Sissy Spacek equals mostly boring tv drama in my book. But maybe I'll give it a go (if I find it cheap) since I was never deceive by one of your recommandation...
By the way : Am I the only one who think that Lucy Grantham had age wonderfully?
Yep, I think you are the only one
:hysterical: :laugh: :hysterical: :tease:
???Compare to the previous one this movie is a big improvment. Sometimes you are lucky when you take a chance on very low budget movie, not often but it can happen. Every director had to start somewhere and usually those first films aren't that great (just some that I have) :
Jimmy, I know you don't like mainstream films as a rule, but come on! I'd take the shittiest remake or sequel over that. It's like a couple of kids did a weird home movie! It wouldn't even pass a Media course at a college. I can't believe it's even possible to buy it! :shrug: :tease:
Last thing, Pete I think that she is your type of woman. Am I right?
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Last thing, Pete I think that she is your type of woman. Am I right?
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Well... I wouldn't say perfectly my type... but I do like a redhead! ;D
MOVIE / DVD INFO:
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Title: Sister Dearest (1984)
Genre: School Fraternity
Director: Jonathan Ross
He can't blame Russell Brand for this one. They'll surely sack him now... :hysterical::shrug:
I can't compare it with what is parodied since I've never seen The Sting, [...]:o
I can't compare it with what is parodied since I've never seen The Sting, [...]:o
The Sting is an excellent film. While heavily building on a twist it still has great replay value due to the acting skills of thecatscast, great direction by George Roy Hill and matching music by Marvin Hamlisch playing Scott Joplin (or so). :thumbup:
I haven't seen it in a while though, so I hope it has aged as well as I imagine :tomato:
The Sting is an excellent film.
The Sting is one of my favourite films, it is a must have in any dvd collection (in my opinion) :bow:
The Sting is great.This is the same genre of remark that had followed also in the other board where I post my adult movie review. I will probably order it next month even if it cost over 20 $can, costly for a blind buy but since I've read good comment by people I trust this is less a risk.
But Jimmy, you rate The Bite a perfect 10? Yet it's an open parody of another film? A copycat really. An unoriginal rip-off, some might say.The magic word is "open parody" here. The director doesn't try to hide behind the phrase "I don't stole and copy, it's an homage". Darby hadn't stolen bit parts from obscure movies telling to himself that nobody will see that and tried to pass this for an original movie. I've absolutly nothing again parody (a different way to film a movie), what I don't like is a director who refuse to admit it untill he had no choice to admit the fact.
That's your first complaint whenever the words "Tarantino" and "Quentin" appear in the same sentence... :devil: :tease:
:laugh:
Sure, I just don't review them usually. But for this one I was really tempted to wrote a really bad one to make you jump as a joke.
:o
Wow, so you do like proper films occasionally? :tease: ;)
:laugh: Well I think you should include more reviews like that! Keeps us on our toes... ;)Maybe occasionally, but I don't think that I'm really the guy for this (the others review the mainstream stuff better that I can) and I've wrote many reviews for most known movies here (Xanadu, Uwe Boll's movie, Last house on the left, Grease 2, ...). Don't forget that I must have something to say about a movie to review it, by exemple this isn't because I watch something like Officer and Gentleman that I will have something interesting to write about the film (positive or negative).
At first glance at the genre smilie, I thought you found one for oral sex!
MOVIE / DVD INFO:
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Title: The Language of Love (1969)
At first glance at the genre smilie, I thought you found one for oral sex!Like this one #Image removed#
:hysterical:
This one isn't X-rated that's why I haven't block it, but never tought about the poster. So how many of your colleagues think you are a pervert now? :devil:
At first glance at the genre smilie, I thought you found one for oral sex!Like this one (http://www.ilu.be/upseor/galerie-sc/s-blowjob.gif)
I actually used to own one (smiley-file) as an add-on for Yahoo Messenger... If Karsten wants to add it, I could try to look it up :PAt first glance at the genre smilie, I thought you found one for oral sex!
:yellowcard:
Plot:
This modern-day update of Snow White features luscious Abigail Clayton as an ingénue dominated by her stepmother - Kay Parker. Jealous of her stepdaughter's beauty, mom strikes back with a plan to sexually exhaust the young lady, instead, she provides her with a nonstop orgy of purely pleasurable sex! A classic!
DJ Doena: Rating SymbolSorry, I always forgot :-[
You have the nerve to describe that as a "plot"? :hysterical:This isn't from me, I usually used what is on the back cover ;)
I used to have Vigilante on my Wish List and I think I took it off at some point for some reason...in whic case I will have to put it back now.Kind of funny since I've watched your collection after I've wrote my review. I was so sure that it was your genre of film, I was a little surprise to not see it :laugh:
I used to have Vigilante on my Wish List and I think I took it off at some point for some reason...in whic case I will have to put it back now.Kind of funny since I've watched your collection after I've wrote my review. I was so sure that it was your genre of film, I was a little surprise to not see it :laugh:
I like Nez Rouge. I do find it odd that you of all people actually enjoyed it. And I'm even more surprised that you decided to watch this in October! heheI wanted to watch something not too complicated to start my day, so in french. I've watch horloge biologique and Québec-Montreal not too long ago, so it was a choice between this, Aurore (good, but not in the mood for it), Saints-Martyrs-Des-Damnés (not in a hurry to watch it again) and Lèvres de sang (I'm tired or watching horror). Even if this a Christmas movie the choice was simple....
Pretty much like any other stand-up comic here in Quebecat least he is better than Cathy Gauthier, just the publicity for her sitcom turn me off. How someone have thought that she can act is completely beyond me! At the SRC for crying out loud ::)
I saw her in an episode of Masters of Horror. She is very adorable!Which one? She's not in my DVDP...
I saw her in an episode of Masters of Horror. She is very adorable!
Sick Girl, episode 10 of the first season. She used the Erin Brown alias, I suppose that the database used this name and not the name she is known for to most people ::)I saw her in an episode of Masters of Horror. She is very adorable!Which one? She's not in my DVDP...
...so Jimmy, you're saying here most credited name would be Misty...?Yes. She use Erin Brown (her real birth name) since she had decided to go for a more mainstream career and for a grand total of 8 movie and she doesn't use it anymore. She was back at Misty Mundae for her 2009 projects (the TV series Lingerie who look totally awesome in my book and Sculpture an horror movie not release yet). She had used Misty Mundae for all her works for Factory 2000, E.I. Independent Cinema and Seduction Cinema for a total of 55 movies (add to this her two last acting credit for 2009). She had also used the alias Sadie Lane in the short films (6 minutes) Sour Milk in 2003.
I'm sure Achim and Jon would like this one ;):hmmmm:
Just check the trailer and tell me I'm wrong ;D
I'm sure Achim and Jon would like this one ;)
...you even got full man frontal nudity...
It's shoot from a very long distance, but I've to find something to make it interesting for the women...
Don't worry you will probably not even notice :laugh:
Genre: Borefest:hysterical:
Got you it isn't a new review :tease:MOVIE / DVD INFO:
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Title: Bonnie's Kids (1973)
Genre: Crime Story
Director: Arthur Marks (Perry Mason – TV series)
Rating: R
Length: 1h45
Video: Fullscreen
Audio: English
Subtitles: No subtitles
Stars:
Tiffany Bolling (The Candy Snatchers)
Steve Sandor (Hell's Angels '69)
Robin Mattson (Candy Stripe Nurses)
Scott Brady (The China Syndrome)
Alex Rocco (Wild Riders)
Plot:
Sisters Myra and Ellie have finally had enough of their miserable, dead-end lives. When their step-father Charley (The Bonnie from the title being long dead) tried to rape Myra, Ellie ventilates him with a shotgun, and the pair run off to their wealthy uncle's mansion in El Paso. From that point on, the two undergo a transformation in their personalities, and start to enjoy living their lives on the wild side.My Thoughts:Quite often when my friends or relatives see what genre of movie I've in my collection I got those questions : What are those movies? And Why do you like them? Hard questions to answer (like asking to someone why he likes Star Wars), so usually the best way to respond is to show them one movie. And this one is a good example of why I like sixties and seventies movies more than anything else.
This is a good old story of criminal on the run who is more center on the Tiffany Bolling subplot. The script is well done, but a little bit too long : almost 2 hours is very long for a drive-in pictures (many details could have been cut to help the movie pace). But, don't see that as a big critic that's not a real problem for me it's just that some good idea appears but are not really build up.
The acting in this is pretty good. Tiffany Bolling is better in this than in Candy Snatcher (she's exellent in this), Timothy Brown and Alex Rocco are perfect in the role of the 2 bad guys chasing Sandor and Bolling (Rocco was in Goodfather so there some chances that his face look familliar) and for a first real role Mattson is not so bad (she overact sometimes, but not that much).
This is honestly one of the best film made in the seventies, the fact that this features is almost unknown is something that I can't understand when so manny boring one made at the same times are see as classic (no, I will not name any movie. I don't want to offend anybody).
But I've some good news about this one : finally this year it will be release officially on DVD by Dark Sky Films (july is the probable release target, that the last information I've got from the label). It will be release as a part of the Arthur Marks Collection with those others movies : The Centerfold Girls, The Roommates, Linda Lovelace for President and A Woman for All Men.
If you want to see something else while we have to wait the release, I recommand that you watch « The Candy Snatchers » to see how talented Tiffany Bolling was. By the way this a very good crime story too.
Rating : ;D
A film that I recommand strongly. I know most of the films I review here aren't that great for anyone except me, but I'm sure this one would please Jon, Achim, Pete, KC, Kathy and certainly more people. To be honest this is certainly the more crowd pleasing film I've ever reviewed on our website.I put it on my wish list at Axel. But the limited availability does have it's price....which I'll wait to drop some.
It is a little hard to find because Amazon doesn't carry it. I've seen it on Axel Music, Diabolik DVD, Deep Discount DVD and some other webstore.
(BTW I now know where he took his inspiration for the birds role in The Dark Half)The Dark Half was written in 1989, so that is entirely possible. Stephen King is quite knowledgable in regards to movies (I very much enjoyed reading his book Danse Macabre). I did somewhat forget what the meaning of the birds was :laugh:; I do remember their role at the end though :devil:
I didn't watch the trailer yet, but your review is quite intriguing and I might want to check this out myself. Maybe I'll wait for a price drop...One thing I can told you is that the trailer give no explanations at all on the movie (I put it in my review because I think it's a pretty cool one). I've seen it many times on different Code Red DVDs and I've never understood what this movie was about untill watching it yesterday :laugh:
I don't know if I want to read about them if the movie is really good because I'll want to watch them. Since they aren't available maybe you should only review the crappy ones! :laugh:BTW Kathy as I know you have an open mind when we talk cinema maybe that could interest you that many of our productions are available to view online on the ONF/NFB website. Most of the french subtitled in english version aren't available to view online. But this is a short films I've always found funny, can you believe that I thought it was real when I saw this the first time at 12 years old :laugh:
Another one in the category no one care because it's a French Canadian movie unavailable in english...
Probably just not my type of film...I saw this final sentence coming when I saw the film's title :laugh:
and Eva Longoria is in this for God know why...
I try since yesterday to watch The Day After Tomorrow. I can't pass the 15 minutes mark and I tried five times...
Kathy I'm sure you laughed a lot thinking at what will be my reaction the day I would put that in my reader :laugh:
I can't pass the 15 minutes mark and I tried five times...
Don't worry I will try it again tonight... as I rarely give up on a film (did it only with Basic Instinct 2 :yawn:).As promised I watch it all tonight. But it wasn't a fun time for me and some of the stuff really annoyed me.
I have The Patriot too somewhere in my unwatched pile... maybe this one isn't filled with (snip) factual errors (I really doubt it for this).
Edit : Achim you made me look like a crazy old guy who talk to himself :yellowcard::-[
At least almost everybody agreed that 2012 is really bad... I guess I'm better never watch this one :laugh:
Checking what the guy did I can say none of this is on my "great way to pass my time" list. I'm one of the few who can't stand Independance Day (The USA! USA! we are the best vibe made me :puke:), but maybe I could like Universal Soldier as Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren and Ralf Moeller are in it :shrug:
I have The Patriot too somewhere in my unwatched pile... maybe this one isn't filled with CGI and factual errors (I really doubt it for this).
Same thing with Hostel (which you probably hate regardless of this problem)It even worst as even the bad guys are unlikable. At least Mick is funny and likable in Wolf Creek ;D
I always thought that the look of it would be the first thing to make Running Man age badly.Sure it looks cheesy, but not more than Battle Beyond the Stars or Not of this Earth and I like those two :laugh:
Sure it looks cheesy, but not more than Battle Beyond the Stars or Not of this Earth and I like those two :laugh:Point taken.
I know it is mainstream and maybe not your thing but by chance have you seen The Last King of Scotland? I would highly recommend that to you.Surprisingly I have it already. Sadly it didn't impress me too much, it was more about the white doctor than anything else as if people wouldn't be able to see a film about a black personality only :shrug:
I know it is mainstream and maybe not your thing but by chance have you seen The Last King of Scotland? I would highly recommend that to you.Surprisingly I have it already. Sadly it didn't impress me too much, it was more about the white doctor than anything else as if people wouldn't be able to see a film about a black personality only :shrug:
The Last King of Scotland is not directly about Amin[...]Maybe but it isn't the way it was sold :shrug:
I think this is worse than even Epic Movie and Date Movie...and that is saying something.I think you are right, at least I was able to watch them completly... not that it was that fun to do so :laugh:
I did have fun ripping it apart in a review on Epinions though. :laugh: This one deserves not only 0 stars, but negative stars.So what we'll call that the, black holes?
he is a one trick pony