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The cover might suggest a road movie, or the premise that it's about drag racers going across the country, one in a grey Chevy and the other in a GTO, would make it an action or chase movie.
The cover made the movie look fairly creepy, and the comment on the back "The most terrifying movie since The Shining" (probably by the director's mom) made it look like a decent movie.
Yes, the cover has Apache helicopters, although none appear in the movie.
It has a few interesting scenes in it, and shows a lot of nudity to cover its low budget.
Unfortunately, the sub in the movie is a very different and extremely inferior sub, nothing like the cover picture.
Linda packs up her staff for Indiana to do a cover story for their June issue, covering a wedding in small-town Midwest, U.S.A. Once there, they have to completely transform the house and the people in it, because they do not meet the cosmopolitan standards of these New Yorkers.
Rarely have I seen a film cover as many layers so flawlessly as this film does.
There is a convoluted plot with people being brainwashed and having their identities stolen, all to provide cover for the wolves.
When I read the DVD cover, it said: from the makers of ''Lord of the Rings'' and ''The Mummy''.
Original idea in the plot summary, great cover art.
It isnt too hard to mistake them when the people who released this movie retitled it and put some pictures from these movies on the cover.
Its an interesting parable on how the government uses scapegoats such as drugs and violent cinema (particularly that of Marins' films which were subjected to much censorship) to cover up other issues.
Matthau wants Lemmon to cover the execution of a local radical, but Lemmon wants to leave town and marry Susan Sarandon.
I've long held the theory that the level of sexism displayed on a DVD's front cover is directly proportional to the dreadfulness of the film itself.
The babe on the cover isn't the movie (Strike one!).
This one has a promising video cover and an intriguing title ("The Secret Of The Seagull Island"), but don't be fooled (like I was).
The story is quite good yet in no way is the material enough to cover the breadth and scope of more than one film - which is one of the major problems with this Hammer entry.
Bad guys in the company she works for are into selling secrets to foreign agents, so she reveals happenings about this and is fired for doing so, then is set up by insiders in the company to cover up the killing of the company president.
It's just one of those movies that you will find at your movie store on DVD with a crappy cover, still there (no one rents it) with no good reviews on the front of it.
Intertwining stories cover a group of characters, many of them gay, in Los Angeles.
The goopy blood flows freely helping cover the dreadful performances and Lewis's usual incompetent direction.
To cover the tracks of an agenda no group is left out of the scenery whether its gays, fat people, Christians, the Pope, Hindus, posh people, gypsies, Scottish people etc but the one group they have never made fun out of is Muslims.
Despite her character being on the cover of magazines and having entertained the pope in a media event, not only do none of the teens recognize her, but neither do any of the adults nor the male contingencies of the teaching staff.
On the DVD's cover of this straight-to-video mess is the hype, "In the Tradition of Tod Browning's FREAKS."
But a certain government starts to hunt them both, cause they want to cover up what has happened to Griffin.
News comes again that they are coming through, and the men panic, quiver and run for cover.
This film has a typical early-80's "crisis" TV-movie feel-the sort of TV-movie that ordinarily would deal with toxic waste dumping and a conspiracy to cover it up.
I saw the cover.
I quite liked Roberta Findlay's film "The Oracle" so I thought I'd give this one a go, especially as I thought the VHS cover looked quite cool.
A married older man has a fling with a younger woman leading to sex murder, suicide, gossip, cover ups and a lot of other fun stuff in this tv miniseries soap opera.
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