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If you are a movie director, and you actually think it's OK for the opening credits of your movie to include a few frames of the words SLUG before the title appears, left over from your rough edit - and you apparently can't muster the energy to edit those frames out - then your standards are obviously so low as to be insulting.
Probably worst of all was the dia de los muertos art they had in the credits.
And what exactly do those scenes in the credits have to do with the movie?
In the last (dreadful) scene, as the camera is pulling out from the camping shot and it seems likely that the credits will start rolling at any second, the audience seemed to rise in unison.
The credits at the end read "ALL directed by Shigeru Izumiya".
So the film's opening credits advise us.
The ending seemed like there was supposed to be more, but they ran over their apparent $500.00 budget and were like "Oh, crap...we are broke..end it now...quick..roll credits!"
It really gets on my nerves when a low budget, pointless horror affair tries to look interesting in the credits by having a bunch of good names pop up in the cast, only to involve each one in the smallest, most pointless possible roles.
The credits come from the Sandy Frank stitching job that was made to turn this movie into Cave Dwellers for re-release.
I watched the credits at the end of the movie, and the jungle music is not specifically identified, but I think that Elton John should probably look into this matter.
Note: Especially appalling is the fact that Melora Marshall, who plays Anne's sister Margot, is NOT included in the opening credits along with all the other members of The Secret Annex... she's listed in the post-credits along with the actors playing Miep and Mr. Kraler.
So from this partial list of his credits, it's obvious he's an amazing talent.
Right from the beginning credits, Halloween 6 has more of the feel of a made-for-TV movie then that of the block-buster horror flick that it started out as in 1978.
It's hard to believe that oprah winfrey produced this piece of junk, the show couldn't even hold a candle to cooking shows of the past, including emeril lagasse, rachael ray is the most annoying talk show and cooking show host in TV history, not since ainsley harriott has had a terrible cooking show host I've watched, at least ainsley harriott has some good moments and some style, this one has no style at all, she's terrible as host, the kitchen looks atrocious, the writing is horrible, the teleplay is over the top and the opening credits are so bad, it makes me sick.
I was initially optimistic in the opening credits to see Judd Nelson, Bill Paxton, Wayne Newton, James Cann, Rob Lowe, and Lara-Flynn-Boyle listed.
While a healthy toke might see you through the end credits, there is little pleasure to be found, save some sporadic chuckling at the picture, not with it.
It is so badly edited, when I looked in the credits it wasn't to read the editor's name--it was to see if the person actually took the credit!
"Based on a joke once told by Jim Wynorski"... that's what I've read at the end of the closing credits.
I never noticed until I got the DVD home and saw his name in the credits.
This is the first time I'm entering a comment for a movie I haven't viewed till the credits.
...a film comes along that manages to be absolutely terrible from the opening titles on through to the studio logo tagged at the end of the closing credits.
Over 12, you will be snoring after the opening credits.
From the fertile imagination which brought you the irresistible HERCULES (1983), comes its even more preposterous (read goofier) sequel: right off the bat, we get another unwieldy "beginning of time" prologue which even contrives to completely contradict these same events as set up in the first film!; a condensed montage of highlights from same is soon followed by a SUPERMAN-like scrolling credits sequence.
In fact the part I liked best about this one was the opening credits.
To be fair to the film there is only one good section to this film and that is the end credits cause then you know that this crap is well and truly over.
But when I saw the beginning credits, I said "oh my god, Bruce Boxlightner, Walter Koenig (from Star Trek).
Unmemorable outing does have some camp value: the James Bond-like credits at the beginning are a cheesy hoot.
The opening credits are pure poetry and I have watched it several times.
I wasn't all that familiar with this straight-to-video "biographical" account of Mr. Gein and discovered during the opening credits that it featured horror icon Kane Hodder in the starring role.
Also in the credits (among some grim photos of Ed's crimes) was Michael Berryman and Priscilla Barns.
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