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The concept of Shaft going to Africa and the cover alone are reason enough to get it.
I have to say when a name like Zombiegeddon and an atom bomb on the front cover I was expecting a flat out chop-socky fung-ku, but what I got instead was a comedy.
One of the first films produced (but not directed) by Roger Corman is marginally okay tale of convict (John Ireland, who directed) who escapes from prison and then kidnaps Dorothy Malone and uses her and her sports car as a cover for entry into a race that will get him across the border and to freedom.
I picked this film up because I thought the cover looked ok and the write-up on the back sounded okish.
I just rented this movie because of the video cover.
My two favorite characters are Rebecca (the lead) and the young fisherman (the zombie from the cover, he's alive for some part then gets killed).
Don't read this movie by its cover.
The DVD cover graphic shows both Morehead and "Vinnie" in publicity stills form the 1930's so I was expecting the movie to be from that era as well.
While it can be unintentionally funny, there wasn't enough of it to cover it.
But about 1/3 of the way through this poor excuse for an action film, I was very happy that they had him wear a camouflage Army cover (hat for you non-military types) instead of a cornered Marine issue cover when he saluted that officer because neither he nor his character deserved to wear a Marine uniform.
The cover of this film claims it to be 'In the spirit of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'.
It has a deceptive cover aimed at drawing the uninformed video renter into picking it up.
I have this obscure movie on VHS and the cover features Linda Blair in a revealing outfit, holding a machine gun.
The cover had me fooled--perusing through the rental store, I thought I'd stumbled upon a zombie flick I hadn't seen yet (always a good thing), but it's NOT a zombie flick at all--zombies EAT people and traditionally don't talk, and that didn't happen here, so it can't be a zombie flick.
This games cover made it look like an extremely well done game.
The poster / DVD cover of this Thai / Cambodian co-production looks quite cool, however, the actual movie fails to deliver.
We get lots of glimpses of the hair made of snakes (the image on the cover), but that's about all that's fascinating about this film.
the DVD cover was full with compliments about this movie, but don't ask me why.
The movie does a good job of establishing the mystery surrounding the girls and the seeming conspiracy by the nuns to cover up the one sister's past and prevent her from receiving medical treatment that might save her life.
I actually didn't expect this film to very funny, as the cover mostly made it look like more of an action movie - but as it turns out it was very very funny.
Seeing John Malkovich and Greta Scacchi on the cover credits raised expectations, but this film was very disappointing in many ways.
Was Roger supposed to be some kind of under cover terrorist driving around in that cab?
I picked up this movie with a friend because the front cover made it look like it would be pretty good...I never realized how deceiving a movie cover could be.
Clocking in at 91 minutes, even that it is written on the cover that it's 88 minutes, a mistake.
The thing that made the most mad was that the cover of the movie jacket had nothing at all to do with the movie.
I picked this movie up in the USED section at my local Record shop and I have to say, by the cover artwork and synopsis on the back, I was excited to take it home and pop it in.
Considering the film's title and cover I expected a type of Zalman King thriller when I rented this movie.
I bought the "planet of the apes" magazine every month and read it cover to cover...
At least the dude on the cover is IN the movie, which can't really be said for a lot of independent horror these days.
OK, I 'll admit it: I was fooled by the salacious DVD cover for Sisters of Death, which claimed that the film contained 'images of a graphic nature which may cause offence' and featured two images of hot, scantily-clad women (who aren't even in the film).
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