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Indeed, Page's manic looniness largely carries the contrived but entertaining script (based on "The Forbidden Garden" by Ursula Curtiss), nicely matched by the perpetually plucky Gordon, both wearing bad fright wigs.
Chaney's character is sort of "Lenny with an axe", right down to the puppy dog he carries around, and Naish couldn't give a bad performance if he were unconscious.
In the next scene, Jolie carries his son to another doctor for treatment!
It really annoys me when big stars get away with making junk just because of the weight their name carries.
But as the movie carries on, the story loses its promise and gets worse and worse.
But then, a terrorist group seizes the lab and one of the scientists carries the hypodermic out.
Woods effortlessly carries the picture with his usual arresting blend of live-wire energy and hard-boiled charisma.
Not particularly enjoyable as a thriller, certainly not scary and why the DVD still carries an 18 certificate in the Uk heaven only knows.
Take away the fact that the film has a very interesting Philip Dick type of premise and some very clever directing (the sound practically carries the movie!) and you are left with cryptic dialogue, shallow (but spooky) characters, kinky sex and an occasional beheading.
It proudly carries on the tradition started by Forbidden Planet and This Island Earth, even though its not as exciting.
But, in Shoot 'Em he carries a carrot at all times to make sure we know this movie is a cartoon.
While I understand the potential necessity of the polemic that it so burdensomely carries, Sankofa is not fit for any sort of consumption.
Daisuke Yamanouchi's "Mu Zan E" is about a young journalist,who is searching for snuff movies.The film shows us a snuff/porn making underground industry ala "Last House on Dead End Street" or "Tesis".It's extremely grim and gory and it pulls no punches with its sheer nastiness.There are some incredibly revolting scenes of gore and sexual violence,so fans of Japanese pinku eiga sickies won't be disappointed.It seems to me that Japanese culture is loaded with sadism and bloodletting and this carries over into the realms of cinema and literature.Anyway,if you're a fan of the "Guinea Pig" series or "Cannibal Holocaust" you can't miss this one.However if you're squeamish don't watch it!
fact,it is extremely poorly produced.However-I think Tug 3 should get his facts right.James Doohan is in Knight Rider 2000,and not Knight Rider 2010.Dont' roll over my leg KITT!In any event the original is a great show which,although very eighties,still carries enough punch to make the grade.Reading about how some of the stunt work was done makes the big budget shows of today a bit naff.some of KN might seem a bit cheesy,but then again,some cheeses have a great flavour.and
Blazejowski always carries around a mini tape recorder to capture his moments of brilliance, as he often comes up with inventions one after another.
As a matter of fact, this film carries several Women-in-Prison characteristics such as the copious amounts of female nudity when the patients are in the showers(..there's even a hilarious cat fight between Vera and another patient over another woman ending in bare knuckle fisticuffs!).
Unlike many war films, this film carries a sense of hope in a world of chaos.
It carries on the quest for peace and the great battle scenes and even gives us a little of the characters' background!
If crap carries a name it sure is Megalodon!
Brian Blessed's Augustus is comic relief, but one that carries a big stick even though his wife is paving the way.
He then carries on going about his business.
Peter Gallagher handsomely carries the lead, and Joseph Bologna gets another chance to show that he's one of our most underrated actors.
Whaley carries this film with a swagger that defies belief.
She carries the day with a sublime sort of sparkling charm as she changes personalities several times just to break her tedium with life.
First he plays a guy who carries on with his sister in "Dreamers," then with his mother in this.
After the first murder Bava's camera pans up from the feet of the killer to his black gloved hands in a typically clichéd giallo shot, however, Bava then carries on up to reveal the killers face in a move that goes completely against the sub-genre's rulebook.
The other builds up to an explosive and unexpected finale without any cheap shots, it just carries you through.
In this one the main character, Light, is given a second person who carries his godlike ability to make people die with a 2nd Death Note book.
This a groundbreaking film for Russell and as expected, he carries it to it's rave conclusion with action to spare.
It also carries some very interesting and pertinent comment on many political/philosophical themes.
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