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I have read all of Shakespeare's plays, seen productions of a majority of them and even acted in and directed some.
Wings directed, wrote and was the lead actor in 'Skins'!
Completely devoid of any merit whatsoever, this 1981 hodgepodge of unformed ideas is amateurishly directed, poorly acted, and, in every sense, an unmitigated embarrassment to horror cinema.
"Graduation Day," an abysmal farce about a masked killer stalking members of a high school track team, was directed by Herb Freed, whom one can only hope will never again attempt to besmirch the horror genre with such a travesty.
Had I now known who had directed this film, I'd have sworn it was directed and written by a German...
this movie is quite bad, aggressive, not played well, not directed well, seems low budget, low quality,emotionaly weak and disconnected.
It is is very sad to see someone of the calibre of George C Scott in a low budget thriller which would have been better if the original novel was written by Graham Greene and directed by someone somewhat more experienced in the genre.
Children under twelve might get a kick out of the poorly written, acted, and directed slapstick humor, but adults in full control of all their faculties should steer clear of this stinker.
George Sluizer of THE VANISHING fame ( He made both the haunting European original and the Hollywood remake ) directed CRIMETIME .
Essentially a undistinguished B-movie that mysteriously is directed by one of the golden era's major talents, Fritz Lang.
THE RIDDLE was written and directed by Brendan Foley in what appears to be an attempt to pull the mysteries of the Charles Dickens' novels into a contemporary story, but that attempt is thwarted by electing to use the two periods of time format in which the 'riddle' is unraveled.
This movie has got a few action-scenes but they are poorly directed and have nothing to do with the rest of the movie.
This insanity was directed by Sergio Martino and is not, surprisingly, without merit.
The movie is seemingly directed by somebody with severe ADD--quick camera cuts nonstop that make it impossible to focus on anything.
Poorly directed short "film" (shot on hi-def or betacam it appears).
Allan Burns wrote & directed and probably got it all through because he worked with Mary before, wrote it as a project for her, and she had the juice at this point to get it made.
Here, we get clumsily directed fight sequences that are either too short or too long and seemingly planned out and shot within an hour.
If you want to deliberately set out to watch a badly written, badly directed, badly acted movie...then go for it.
Francis Ford Coppola directed this, and of course he would soon become immensely famous in the next few years for directing "The Godfather."
By far, Othello, directed by Jeffery Saks, is beyond mediocre and atrocious.
It's painfully clear that all effort in this film was directed toward cinematography and very little attention to everything else.
Badly directed, badly photographed and badly acted, the film is a confusing mess with plot lines (if one can call them that) veering in all directions.
Feeling Minnesota, directed by Steven Baigelmann, and starring Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz and Vincent D'Onofrio: The strained relationship between two brothers, Sam (D'Onofrio) and Jjaks (Reeves), is pushed to breaking point when Jjaks arrives at Sam's wedding and makes off with the bride, Freddie (Diaz), a former stripper, marrying Sam to repay a gambling debt owed to night-club owner Red (Lindo).
If this movie had been directed by a man, he would have been jailed.
Directed by Stanley Donen, of Singin' in the Rain fame, this celluloid mid-life crisis is not all bad.
Bizarre to think that a woman adapted and directed this women.The only positive things I can mention are a short but very funny appearance by Bette Midler and Cloris Leachman as the housekeeper.
Horrible Script, which was apparently directed by...no one?
Early 1950s Sci-Fi directed by Lesley Selander.
Directed by the same Jin Ishimoto that put Neoedision and flixer.com
The appropriately named Mr.Low directed this, hoping, I imagine, to get better ratings than his previous, more to the point, but deadly boring documentary on Kurosawa.
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