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It's the scummiest, moldiest, most tasteless cheese there is, and I cannot believe there is anyone out there who actually, truly enjoyed it.
In fact, I'm going to stop poking holes in the plot right here, lest I turn the movie into something resembling swiss cheese (which we all know is good cheese).
Without the original's soundtrack, it just seemed like another typical TV movie...yes, about as bland as Kraft cheese.
I can even appreciate most cheese (face it, 9 out of 10 horror films these days ARE cheese), but this was just ridiculous.
I never knew the depths of Masacism until I rented this piece of moldy cheese covered in a used latex contraceptive.
I could've fixed the screenplay to this thing in half an hour- more cheese, more gore, more nudity, more Brain action.
i guess you could say that it had all the signs of a B movie. or are there C movies? anyway...i just thought this movie sucked and was full of cheese.
but I still expect them to be written without quite so much cheese as this.
Honestly, I sensed the cheese element in the beginning, but I thought it would get better after the grotesque birthing.
This is high grade cheese fare of B movie kung fu flicks.
The historical subject of giants is a good one, but pour in the goon milk and you end up with a giant wheel of cheese.
Granted the original show had a lot of cheese to it, but it had a large following.
The $1000 dollar Shock Insurance Certificate is dear Fred Olen Ray's tricky way of making you spend 14 dollars on a filmed dump churned out by a major 70's cheese legend.
People who didn't study culture of the decades would think that this movie is a cheese ball.
They wanted a big blockbuster hit to kick off their partnership, and instead Kurosawa, arguably the head cheese of the group, delivered an abstract, humanist art film with characters living in a decimated slum that had many of its characters face dark tragedies.
But beyond the cheese, the overall atmosphere was affecting and expertly pulled off.
It should have also given the adjective meaning of cheese.
Although this film is somewhat filled with eighties cheese i have a place for it in my DVD rack and i don't know why.
This movie is one whacked-out roller-coaster ride of politically incorrect humor, trippy kung-fu, nudity, cheese, violence, and a whole lot of other stuff you'd never find in most modern movies (or any movies, really, haha!).
What you got as a finished product was a jumbled mess of the name Alan Quartermain, in an uneven hodge podge of a cheaply imitated IJ saga (with a touch of Austin Powers-esquire cheese here and there).
OK. Who brought the cheese.
I am proud to say I own an uncut copy of this choice chunk of 70's Crown International drive-in sexploitation comedy cheese on DVD.
Filmed in a glorious British version of technicolor, or some such equivalent, about the only big name here is Dirk Bogarde as British subject Tony Craig, cheese vendor.
I imagine John Travolta sang some of the songs but in watching the movie it did seem to personify everything that was 80s cheese.
I walked in rather neutral with my expectations, and after the first 10 minutes realized that this ball of cheese was not for me.
I've personally never seen a film that is so raw, down at heel and realistic, almost like the cameraman followed these people around and simply filmed the horrors they go through... no cheese, no pretensions simply raw and unflinching in its portrayal.
The overlaid 80's Casio keyboard soundtrack for example, made this film seem (well what it is) very very 80's cheese.
There is nothing here to maintain interest other than the cheese.
I don't blame the actors for the cheese in this film because they weren't overly that bad, but the writer, some lines were terrible.
It was painful to hear this name be spoken time and time again, and though the story was interesting, the script could not have had more cheese ooze out from every single word of it.
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