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It usually doesn't work to make a short children's book into a feature film.
Released by Full Moon there is little evidence of Full Moon's better output here, Charles Band ignoring his own rule that his films feature fantasy killings (e.g.
The one redeeming feature is the home-life of the inspector who leads the investigation - his wife fancies herself as a gourmet cook and constantly serves up her revolting culinary experiments to her poor husband.
"Black Dragons" is a second feature WWII propaganda film popular at the time.
Woman" the previous year, the film does feature Lou Costello in his final bow, but provides little else.
Obviously some studio hack thought that they could cash in on Disney's CLASSIC presentation of "Mickey and the Beanstalk", but maybe audiences were either more gullible back then (improbable) or stuck in a double feature (more probable).
Over the GW is a near failure of a debut feature, and not because it's not without trying...Actually, it is.
I had to sit through over twenty minutes of this dreary short that wasn't funny at all to get a good seat for a feature film that I wanted to see at a local film festival.
The festival planners paired this horrible short with a great feature.
They both feature a military-governed island, a colonel whose concerned more about covering his tracks than the lives of his employees, people racing to get to a chopper that is conveniently lying in a field somewhere on the island, and giant komodo dragons created through genetic experiments running amok.
Evidently, this is the first Slovenian feature film to be directed by a woman -- Ms. Weiss must have been determined to prove that she could be as lurid and gratuitously explicit as any man.
I am not a fan of Sacha Baron Cohen's character anyway but was curious to see how a man of so little talent was able to convince universal studios to fund a near 1 and a half hour feature film out of a 3 minute joke.
This movie, quite literally, does not have one redeeming feature.
The film may possibly have been good as a short but was definitely not enough to maintain anything approaching feature film length.
The only outstanding, positive feature which survives is its beautiful color and clarity.
This seems like it would have been a great 2nd feature at a drive in in 1977 (maybe playing with one of those Joan Collins movies), but it's only worth watching now if you're feeling nostalgic for the 70's.
The film is somewhat entertaining, but the greatest feature is Shalom Harlow's laughable performance.
The basic premise might feature one or two potentially good ideas, but the film is overall dull and far too clichéd.
The main reason I wanted it was to see Star Worms II: Attack of the Pleasure Pods, the DVD is a double feature with that movie.
It more felt like one of those music clip things that are marketed as feature films to cash in on those video commercials, just that here we have the marketable music and the live performances missing, except for one scene, which may as well be marketed as a weird music video clip in Japan.
This was the first feature film for just about everyone involved, including director Teck Tan, so they deserve credit for pulling it off.
The only (slightly) redeeming feature is the actor playing the psycho himself, who grimaces, trembles and gurns magnificently and thus is amusing at times.
They feature likable TV personalities as police chiefs and quirky characters as town regulars, including light-touch love interests.
Yes, this bizarre feature was written by John Sayles.
Shot in Toronto, it's yet another '80s era feature about the dangers of the urban jungle, where the police fear to go and the homeless and the criminal classes are the only inhabitants.
It's clearly meant as a tribute to the big bug movies of the fifties, and while the special effects look terrible; at least the film doesn't feature CGI.
Everything I hate about films is present: fake sentimentality, extreme corniness, bad child actors and more feature abundantly.
Altogether this was pretty rubbishy stuff and not something I'd really recommend to anyone except creature feature die hards.
However, the movie does have its suspenseful moments, there's a few helpings of nudity and semi-nudity and the film does feature one of the few movie appearances by the beautiful and tragic model / actress Kadamba Simmons (as the "Space Girl") who, at the age of only 24, was murdered in London by her jealous boyfriend shortly after making this film.
The following year, she was discovered by some industrial filmmakers who had long wanted to produce a commercial feature.
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