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Things do eventually start to happen and its still no great shakes at all, with uninspired action, lamely edited deaths and a lack of gore.
An antique mirror with deadly powers is tracked down by a guy who's been researching into the deaths of the past people who have owned it.
Add Ginos sister, a nun from Italy sister Albana (Eileen Atkins), extremely worried babysitters, Dr Finch constantly trying to explain the baby's problems through medical reasoning, bizarre deaths, an exorcism and we have the mid 70's horror I don't want to be born!
A bunch of people live on fictional Ramsay street who all suffer a whole bunch of of tragedies from breakups to deaths.
Anyway, without a series of gruesome deaths there would be no movie, so people are killed by a bunch of spooky kids and, erm, a cornfield.
The plot : a group of adorable animals have incredibly violent deaths .
Did you notice how there weren't very many deaths in "Pet Sematary"?
Haters decry poor acting, poor story-line, pointless deaths and wanton frustration, and, most damning, imitating Out of Africa.
The pace is slow, the sex scenes not really that interesting (and that WAS a shame), and the deaths find the viewers completely supporting of the ghost.
This, of course, catches the attention of a some FBI internet specialists who realize the mass publicity is actually causing the captive's deaths.
There are certain deaths in this film that you can't possibly see coming and even the final battle at the end of the story is shockingly unpredictable.
And the deaths were more disturbing.
I thought it was funny, interesting and at the same time meaningful - about soldiers being sent to their deaths by incompetent fools, which was commonplace in those days.
Unfortunately, the folks of Homesville are suckers for freebies and start deforming, mutating, exploding, and otherwise experiencing sudden and very gruesome deaths.
I expected this film to be nothing more than your very average 80s horror flick but it was much more.Admittedly the acting was well below par but the shocks certainly weren't.Any film encorporating clowns in my opinion can't help but be sinister there was no exception here the clown was terrificly scary,and the little girl dressed in white just added to it.The film also boasted some rather gruesome deaths especially the guillotine!This movie certainly surpassed its expectations.Deserves to be seen.
He re-animates (after he arranges their deaths) his evil sister and brother-in-law.
Trained from childhood to avenge the deaths of her mother, father and brother, by 1894, armed only with a sword hidden in her parasol handle, she is ready to exact retribution from the three killers still living.
At least the deaths are fairly twisted, and the morbid flair of Rush and Janssen's interplay is an unpredictable delight.
The story is basically the same as every other giant water monster movie: numerous deaths that happen around the lake, town panics, the sheriff goes in with a bunch of guys to take out whatever is causing them.
The script has the same worn-out themes of hidden rooms, mysterious deaths, kooky neighbors, weird histories and the disbelieving husband who discovers the truth in the end.
When Momma shows up, I have to say that the deaths are done well.
There are no inventive deaths, no well built suspense, no likable characters, atrocious acting - good and evil, and worst of all the dialouge is so forced it will embarrass you to no end.
It was similar to when the movie Aliens 3 starts starts off with meaningless deaths of key characters from Aliens2 or when Brad Ratner had Xmen start killing each other off in Xmen3.
A moderately effective thriller featuring a capable performance by Leelee Sobieski as a teenage girl who, along with her younger brother, is taken in by a couple of old family friends after the mysterious deaths of her parents.
The basic plot is that Malkovich is a "messenger" or someone who can foretell people's deaths.
The acting is rather good for a film of its type, the deaths rather gory for an R-rated film, and enough T&A to keep the peanut gallery interested.
The deaths were faked and predictable....my cat shadow can out act the actors in this flick.
Senator McGovern, for over a decade, had opposed our involvement in the war in Vietnam and pledged, above all, that if elected he would bring our troops home and end the senseless deaths of our young and brave men and women, fighting soldiers.
This scientist, Evelyn Avery(Dawn Wildsmith),an obsessive fan of Roman's, caused the deaths of her boss, Dr. Zeitman(John Carradine; whose role was actually lifted from stock footage of another proposed Fred Olen Ray project, Frankenstein's Brain)and fellow colleague using a formula designed from alien DNA.
There are also some cops looking into the deaths of people killed by the creature and the rich old guy makes a deal with Lombardi to bring his act of asking questions on the road.
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