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Shoot all out OK well Grilled cheese should do me.
The plot line is like watching actors trying to break out of their usual roles of downs syndrome porn and the main character looks like a deep-fried shag carpet soaked in cheese made rancid manlove to ET's bastard cousin.
While the television show did have its share of cheese, it took itself seriously to really try to entertain a young audience.
The special effects go from awful to awesome, and the acting is typical Hong Kong cheese whiz.
Great slice of 80's cheese.
"24 Hours in London" has a screenplay with so many holes that looks like a Swiss cheese.
In short if you like your comedy with some actual comedy that isn't covered in cheese and then rolled inside a ball of cheese and dropped into a 1 million gallon vat of cheese then don't watch this as its cheesy.
This movie has it's share of cheese too, but this film was acquired by Troma, not produced by Troma, so there's not as much of it.
Horror fans, myself included - are generally quite tolerant when it comes to 80's junk, but one thing nobody can stand is a mixture of cheese and boredom.
Sort of like an AIP film without the cheese, and a Hammer film without the fine polish.
one of my favorite cheese flicks.
if ya dig cheese u will dig this flick.
Naturally they have a run in with the toney head cheese of the school, who somehow allowed them to attend in the first place, and there's a 'climactic' competition between the two groups at the end of the film.
Of all the "lizard" movies this was the only one that scared the cheese out of me, having first viewed it when I was eight years old in 1963!
Wise-guy rodents Hubie and Bertie have just eaten way too much cheese and feel that they can't eat any more of the stuff.
"Hey Mr Spock, how about some liberty call on board that planet that loves to please?" Mr Spock answers, "The Federation is not paying you to enjoy yourself so get back to work!" Anyway, this episode is really lame in that it has no moral message like "Let This Be Your Last Battlefield", it's just a lady with superpowers and limited dialog screwing with the Enterprise, and despite Scottie's and Spock's very cool moment this episode sucks cheese whiz.
Mice Hubie and Bertie, tired of eating cheese all day, wish to end it all by suicide via Claude Cat eating them.
I just rented this on a whim, expecting it to be some funny cheese horror and it wasn't even that.
the story is good, the set is so so, an earlier review mentions the lawn furniture and cheese display in the planes upper deck, that got a good laugh from us as well.
Gumshoe dick Steve Martin is called on by lovely Rachel Ward to find her missing father, a cheese manufacturer.
This film is so wonderfully god awful, like Dukes of Hazard with Yakuza in LA, I'm lead to believe that York Entertainment may transcend even the likes of Full Moon and Troma for attaining levels of sheer cheese.
This movie didn't even satisfy my B horror movie cravings and I can deal with even cheese with gore but they were actually serious when attempting to create a "HORROR" movie.
Lily eats a big piece of swiss cheese after removing dozens of live ants.
A very interesting movie with horror cheese written all over it.
It has TONS of cheese but the acting's so awful, it begins to wear thin on the viewer.
Its welcomed unAmerican flavor, like a unPasteurized blue cheese, was delightful, but not box office unfortunately.
A storyline exists, but plot points are lost in layers of cheese so thick you'd walk out constipated, and probably half-way through.
Having eaten more cheese than they can stand in the space of one night, the mice Hubie and Bertie decide there is nothing left to live for and therefore they should commit suicide.
Directed by potboiler specialist Mark L. Lester, this ultimate cheese of a roller disco musical avoids a permanent home in the video junk heap simply because of the sheer idiocy of the storyline and the wealth of unintentional humor permeating the film.
It was Stan's idea to come to Switzerland to sell mousetraps because it's where cheese comes from.
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