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The film features one decent gore scene towards the end, but this really isn't enough considering that it takes eighty minutes of tedium to get there.
I think this is probably more common when the film features on of the few male porn "stars" (and especially when that male is the director).
The result is an unbelievably mediocre film that features every single horror cliché you can think of and in which most of the violence happens off-screen.
This one, a screen adaptation of a Sam Shepard play that features Shepard in the lead role, just simply isn't very good.
I like scary movies and creature features but this one just didn't do a thing for me.
But this episode that features Mr Echos demise had so many drawn out scenes with lingering closeups of bad acting that I found myself tapping the fast forward button.
It's not even an euro-teen movie like the German "Anatomy", much better, just a compilation of scenes that barely seems to have any relation one with the other and features LOTS of plot holes.
The plot features two warring brothers--neither one of which I cared much for--and it is very confusing keeping up with who is allied with who.
Although there was still an impressive number of features hitting shelves in 88, most of them were weakly produced and taken as a whole they were eminently unappealing.
Ferdy Mayne, an oft overlooked actor from Germany who had Christopher Lee features and did star as a vampire in The Fearless Vampire Killers, does a more than commendable job as the aging horror icon in public life and a real demon of a man in private life.
Where the world in "The Stranger" features a totalitarian regime out to squash the freedom of the citizenry, "Journey to the Far Side of the Sun" merely showed a true mirror world where handwriting, roads, houses, machinery of every kind, and of course internal organs were all in reverse (or mirrored) order.
This movie features several well known actors which I usually like, so I had at least modest expectations when I rented this on DVD.
This movie features roaches as super flesh eating killers.
It features horrible acting, a dumb plot, stupid events, a lot of other things you can expect from a bad monster-movie and also veteran actor Ray Milland, who does his best to mumble his way through this film while not having much of a clue about what he's doing in it.
These features allowed me to better relate to the characters, the time period, and their stories.
Guy Rolfe, so fantastic as Andre Toulon in part three barely features this time and Richard Band's fantastical them tune appears with the puppets a fair few minutes in to the film.
It wasn't so obvious, when I bought the DVD for only $2.95, as the DVD cover art matched that of the Corman produced comedy/horror "Piranha", even the DVD menu (no features of course) matched the cover.
Largely forgettable monster film from the 50s features truly awful special effects -- the "claw" in question is a giant puppet that would make Jim Henson want to kill himself.
So what exactly can you say about a movie that features a woman that pees in a bowl on the kitchen counter (while standing up)?
I find the best features of zombie flicks to be the sense of solidarity and a need to survive.
No redeeming features at all.
Secdonly, it features brilliant New Zealand actress Rena Owen.
The point of that scene, I suppose, was to introduce some of the primary figures in the story and give a bit of their background - which is somewhat effective when comparing the idealism of the Harvard graduation ceremony to the realism of life in Johnson County, Wyoming, but it just keeps going and going, and that sets the stage for a film that features repeated stretches of mind-numbing nothingness, made even worse by the fact that I found a significant amount of the dialogue to be almost incoherent.
There's something about a movie that features female bodybuilders that gets me in front of the screen every time.
This film simply has no redeeming features.
They're the best thing about this second-rate but inoffensive time-killer which features passable performances from the likes of Eric Roberts and Martin Kove.
It features a cast acting while you can hear their thoughts and desires!
Circus could have been so much better if they had reduced the number of twists and developed each better the film features a very gifted cast that mostly perform well , however it totally loses the audience basically everyone is back stabbing everyone else and not back stabbing them at the same time because they are backstabbing someone else and working with .... did i lose you?
It's only redeeming features were some of the characters.
Yet Lloyd's sound features consistently failed at the box office once the novelty of WELCOME DANGER had ebbed.
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