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The first concerns an optometrist (Heather Graham) haunted by the death of her child and no longer able to make a connection to anyone, including her estranged husband (William Baldwin).
The plot is of the "caper" mold and concerns two sibling con men and their virtually mute sidekick on a quest to trick rich people out of a lot of money.
The Frightening was indeed BAD!!!The acting I do have to admit was well,but the story line,characters and death scenes were either stupid,mediocre,or unexplainable.There are other films that are the same genre and fall under the same category as this one,and they all are way more superior.The concept however,was still just a bit creepy.If what had happened in the film happened to you,you would have to put yourself in the main character's shoes.Most of the ways people died were also avoidable.It just seems as if the director told them that they needed to act so stupid in order to make people like this film.Avoid this film as much as possible,but if you absolutely feel the urge to pick it up off the shelves one day,I warn you with the deepest concerns a person can have for another.
Completely absurd story with some kind of pseudo-ecological concerns about global warming.
The plot of the would-be movie, also called "The Dying Gaul," concerns a gay couple and what happens when one of them is faced with AIDS.
The story concerns a rocket scientist (Hugh Marlowe) and his wife (Joan Taylor) who are contacted by aliens from the great beyond.
It tells an interesting story that concerns the famous and scandalous American writer Henry Miller during the period of work on his first major work, "Tropic of Cancer" in 1931 in Paris and two women without whom the book would not have happened.
The story concerns three idiosyncratic sisters, and the trio of fine actresses in these roles are almost pitilessly miscast.
Another theme concerns three older siblings who must go on this particular pilgrimage in order to collect an inheritance.
A good effort from Republic,with exciting effects including a horse to train transfer by Yakima Canutt, concerns Noah Berry's efforts to take over a railroad and John Carrols[as Zorro] heroic efforts to stop him.
The story concerns a bunch of different characters who work at an LA car wash.
Add to that the plot, which concerns itself with sanctions-busting and freedom-fighting in 1970s Rhodesia, and you'd expect a film with a level of gritty realism and political topicality.
The first concerns a young girl forced by her mother to buy cornmeal in the middle of the night.
The two young actors look artificial at some points though their general performance is satisfactory enough! nevertheless this movie deserves acclaim on the grounds that it's not a potboiler produced out of commercial concerns!
Wes Craven-many horror fans consider him as a master of horror,but after watching his truly god-awful movies like "Deadly Friend","Invitation to Hell" and this one I came to conclusion that he is very overrated.Only three of his movies are actually worth watching:"Last House on the Left" which is brilliant,"The Hills Have Eyes" and "Deadly Blessing" which are pretty good.His other movies,including overrated "Scream" and "A Nightmare on Elm Street" are a typical Hollywood garbage."The Hills Have Eyes Part 2" is truly one of the worst horror movies I have ever seen.The plot concerns a bunch of annoying youngsters,who are attacked by cannibals:Pluto(Michael Berryman) and his uncle Reaper(John Bloom).Absolutely no suspense,even no gore to satisfy gore-freaks(although there's a nice throat slashing).The acting is diabolically obscure and the final twist is obnoxious and stupid.The scene when the pet dog has a flashback to the previous movie is extremely dumb,but also hilarious at the same time.Avoid this junk like the plague.Not recommended.
Of course, the plot concerns an escape attempt by the Confederates and they take advantage of inside help.
The film concerns Clifford Grove (Fred MacMurray) a toy developer, whose family neglects him.
It concerns Andrew Morton (Bogart) defending a young man, Nick Romano (John Derek) whom he has helped in the past.
In trying to say "everything" about the causes and concerns that lead to the L.A. Riots, it ends up becoming totally unfocused and rather tedious.
It concerns a triangle between a playboy (Lee Bowman) who's trying to avoid the draft, his former chauffeur (Alan Curtis), and a girl (Jane Frazee) they both like a lot as they all get enlisted into the Army along with a couple of con men (Bud & Lou) and a cop (Nat Pendleton) they're trying to avoid.
It concerns three fairly likeable guys and three not-unattractive girls in this in the awkward but enjoyable phase of life, and views their often quirky attitudes to relationships with a non-judgemental eye.
Although there is some bare bottom nudity it is easily explained to children without any concerns (if a fairy grows to human size her clothes no longer fit!).
It's completely the right thing to do, because we are suddenly at one with the hero's concerns.
Most of us spend so much energy, research and resources on technological and financial advancement and so little on human concerns and relationship development.
The nominal storyline concerns an illegal auto race from Los Angeles to New York that promises the winner 100,000 dollars.
One of the minor concerns I have that really has nothing to do with the way they made the DVD, but the actual concert itself.
It concerns a struggling painter (director Abel Ferrara) who lives with two women-one his lover who left her husband and another a druggie who's the other woman's lover and hangs with a punk band that just moved in another apartment room-as he tries to fight his demons by drilling holes into many homeless men that live below.
This is why film is so subjective, and why it concerns me as a writer that this project got made.
The Gestapo's Last Orgy concerns an unlikely romance between a Nazi death camp commandant and a Jewish female prisoner, Lise Cohen.
The sexually frustrated soldier Vendel (Csaba Czene) concerns himself with myriad masturbation techniques while watching his commanding officer's wife and daughters.
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