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In my opinion PG13 movies aren't scary enough so that's why I already knew I was going to be bored throughout the entire film.
This "Revolt of the Zombies" could have been another example but unfortunately it's a failure over the entire line and easily one of the most tedious movies I ever saw.
The pain it caused is about equal to the pain caused by having your genitals carved out with a spoon, and then having the entire wound covered with salt and Hydrochloric acid.
There is not a single sympathetic character in this entire movie.
The acting of the entire cast is abominable, even though there are a few respected names involved.
Only, ONLY, for him, I give this 2 stars to this fiasco...I would give more for him, but that would rise final score to entire movie.
There are maybe 2 scenes in the entire movie where they use their gimmick.
if you manage to sit through the entire film you will want to kick yourself at the end because the ending is not even worth waiting for.
As for this waste of film stock, Burt Reynolds sleepwalks his way through the entire movie, Jim Nabors is wasted, the other actors aren't given very much to do, the car races are obviously stock footage, the humor is uninspired, and many of the scenes are more dull and lifeless than staring at a wall for two hours.
The film failed commercially on it's initial release due to the entire world mourning after Sellers' death (the film was released less than 3 weeks after)and there is always that sorrowful thought lurking in the back of your mind when viewing it that this was Sellers last film.
This movie was by far the worst movie that I have ever seen in my entire life.
The trailer (which I saw on a Something Weird DVD) is much better than the entire film, which is remarkably forgettable.
This movie is most possibly the worst movie I have ever see in my entire life!
The entire movie is unrealistic and dumb.
The story, the characters and, finally the entire last 20 minutes of the film are about as fresh as a mad-scientist flick from the early 50's.
Ah, the infamous "Guinea Pig" series...I honestly have to say that I've been disappointed as a whole by this entire series ("He Never Dies","Mermaid in a Manhole", and "Flower of Flesh and Blood" being the exceptions...and even those aren't great by any means...), but "Devil's Experiment" just plain blows.
This is by far one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my entire life.
However, the TRAGEDY of this entire endeavor, is that John Hurt, one of the screen's greatest actors, diminishes himself in this....I gave it two points just because Mr. Hurt SHOWED UP...I take AWAY 8 points, because he didn't run from it fast enough.
Did I mention that I have never been so bitter about a cinematic pile of crap in my entire life?
And that's what I say to this sorry direct to video(the entire concept should be banned).
The fact that I watched this entire movie says something about it...or me.
If you really are incredibly tempted, watch the trailer...that's the mistake I made because the entire movie is essentially in the trailer...after that there are no surprises, just some shockingly bad dialogue to waste time.
Well, I will be honest, I could not bear to watch the entire movie.
These elements -- coupled by incredible special effects of the day -- presented a magical ride that kept you in suspense the entire time.
I watched the entire movie recognizing the participation of William Hurt, Natascha McElhone, and Desiree Nosbusch.
Alice Tremblay's supposedly humorous journey in fantasy world fails in every way to entertain it's audience (I didn't hear a single laugh throughout the entire presentation), going through it's page-thin story line and one-dimensional characters without a single spark, not a sign of the magic it wished it had.
With Redd Foxx in the central role and enough pimpy outfits and polyester to carpet the entire 1970s, "Norman" plays like a blaxploitation picture combined with any number of silly sitcom episodes involving comic misunderstandings, not to mention an elongated cameo by Waylon Flowers!
The final scene would have ripped my heart out, if the entire movie hadn't been so painful to begin with.
That said, there was only one killing in the entire movie and it was pretty lame at that.
Sure, in that movie Matt Borlenghi played a complete wuss-bag who spent the entire movie crying about his little brother getting eaten by the DinoCroc.
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