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The biggest feature to my mind is the use of physics in the form of Gravity.
Undoubtedly one of the most frightening things about David Cronenberg's debut feature film "Shivers' to modern audiences, is the cavalcade of sheer 1970s "look" in both interior decor and clothing.
This film has none of the charm or cleverness of The Acension and more importantly doesn't feature Stephen Billington as Darcula, but Rutger Hauer (To his credit he appears to be having fun with the role).
We never found out whose it was!); the teen girl feature was posed for the daddies in the theater.
The greatness is apparent right out of the gate with his very first feature film; all the classic Scorsese elements are already firmly in place, even if the film is not quite as compelling as later works.
I guess since it became Peru's official nomination to the Academy Awards the Festival organizers felt they should bring it back as they feature most of the films that are official submissions to the upcoming Academy Awards.
The only reason i watched this is because it was a double feature with American Ninja 2, and as i expected American Ninja 3 is crap plain and simple!.
According to the box (and as an aside - God bless Something Weird Video!), this feature is cobbled together from material censored out of Marins' earlier "Coffin Joe" films.
I saw this film in the early 1980's as part of a triple feature at the local drive-in (so please if I error on the details, my apologies).
I may be wrong, but the only suspicious thing about this feature is its alleged intention to become a blockbuster (yes, the rotating camera and the slow mo!).
Only one redeeming feature in this, the slowest moving film I have ever suffered through: Served as comic material for the later "Waiting for Guffman" as the credits rolled, the film memorabilia shop owner showed off his "My Dinner with Andre action figures."
Both movies feature Debbie Rochon in great roles, and both movies rip off (in an amusing way) music from Meet the Feebles, Children of the Corn, and probably others too I didn't catch.
But Malkovich is progressively reduced through unbearable frustration to a state of total idiocy himself, and as Joel Cohen drily remarks in a bonus feature to the DVD: 'Malkovich has embraced his inner knucklehead'.
The best scenes are the ones that feature Inspector Clouseau, other than this, and there isn't even alot of them, the film as lukewarm, being neither funny nor entertaining.
The character that finally became a star from that cartoon was Porky Pig but he does not feature here.
There were some interesting Made-for-Television feature length films in the early 1970s and A COLD NIGHT'S DEATH is among the best of the lot.
This film has its moments, having Hugh Grant with his English accent trying to learn how to talk like a mobster was very funny, however the rest of the movie was very predictable and could have been a made for TV movie instead of a feature movie.
It is a full length feature film about a stolen kiss.
Moreover, the nice sprinkling of tasty female nudity and deviant sex give this feature an extra seedy and twisted edge.
This one does feel like a feature film; very soon there's a new problem for our Dark Knight since Chuckie Sol, a crime boss, has been killed and our hero is the one everybody is blaming of that killing.
I still can't feature Burt as a Mexican, though.
Both feature likable actress Yanti Sommer and the same Italian directing and production team, and some of the scenes could have been freely interchanged between the two films.
Shot in and around Winnipeg the movie does feature a nice performance from Jocelyn Fournier as the sapphic Headmistress with a penchant for smacking bottoms and "assisting" Tara (Stratten) in her bath!
it's also possible that his venture into feature films came after he reached his peak.
Black Cat is directed by Stephen Shin and it stars Jade Leung, in her first feature role.
Finally, a show that doesn't feature sex crazed neurotic morons.
For you complaining about woody acting: this is not a bug, it is a feature.
A digital independent feature that is more ambitious than most Hollywood products these days.
Although the Sony Studios designated it as a sequel to director Kevin Bray's 2004 theatrical feature "Walking Tall" with Dwayne 'the Rock' Johnson, "The Confidence Man" director Tripp Reed's "Walking Tall: The Payback" (2007) with Kevin Sorbo qualifies as only an 'in name' sequel.
"Shivers" of 1975 is a nasty and highly entertaining exploitation flick and furthermore the first feature film directed by cult filmmaker David Cronenberg.
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