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Barry explains in the introduction that filming began on this movie in 1972, and was completed in 1977, at a cost of $10,000.
Bad acting, bad writing, bad effects, bad scripting, bad camera shots, bad filming, bad characters, bad music, bad editing, bad casting, bad storyline, bad ... well, you get the idea.
The story had potential and I feel sorry for the overseas actors who must have known they were on a turkey shoot while they were filming.
Picture's quality is very much unequal, the editing is one of the worst ever seen (at least by me) in the "swordplay" genre and finally the filming of the rare sword fight is very confusing and unappealing.
I rented this film for $5 and felt sorry I did it...I wouldn't give a 5c for it if I knew.This is the worse movie ever...None of the filming locations was in former Yugoslavia,map at the beginning what the...???English actors are trying to speak Serbian eg.
Was the cast and crew on drugs before they started filming this?
I don't know if it was the subtitles, black and white filming, length of the movie, or the fact that it took two hours out of my studying for a huge chemistry test, but I did not enjoy it.
The girls are ravishing, though, and the Ibiza filming location looks very enchanting.
What's beautiful with filming a field, some clouds or a tree with an old camera if you can't do it with style and capture the mood of the environments.
How many methamphetamines was Bogdonovitch on during the filming of this movie?
The location filming in Ireland, though quite beautiful at times, cannot save this uninspired flick.
During filming, was Vanessa Redgrave taking mogadon?
The lighting was terrible for filming.
Get a live people, and do something else, whatever you do, no movies please!! To top everything, producers went to South Africa for filming, what you see on screen is one giant sand hole, where the "action" takes place, between extremely bad actors and extremely bad fx that any film student would do better.
must have studied REAL DADS before filming.
The two leads, an Englishman and an Aussie filming an American Civil War story in Romania, have not the slightest spark between them, are utterly unbelievable as lovers, and wholly unsympathetic.
Great actors, good filming, a potentially interesting plot, and what should have been good dialog.
Apparently everybody always appears to pinpoint some sort of gloomy and stylistic filming trademarks in his work that are completely lost on me.
The filmmakers realize there is NOTHING going for this movie (even the music is repetitive) so they try to make things interesting by spinning the camera around really fast, filming upside down, inserting smaller pictures of the same shot at different angles, using red lights to make the corn look scary, and rotating the camera 360 degrees (at least I'm assuming these were done intentionally but it's likely just examples of incompetent film-making).
My 6 year old could have done a better job filming it/writing the script!
Story line was so-so but the filming, editing and acting were just plain bad.
The score is annoying, the filming is bad, for example, sometimes you see the shadow of the cameraman appearing on some actors faces.
The filming style was the now overused "docu-action" look, complete with cuts to grainy B&W "rawcore" footage.
I'm not quite sure what that means, but it sure sounds like something the DP said to the director before filming.
Maybe Arnold filmed this in his time off from filming Conan the Destroyer or something?
The filming is supposed to be tele-realistic, but is simply sickening.
A reasonable story but awful acting, filming, dialogue, and nauseating clichés and punch lines.
The acting is not good, but could be worse - the filming and special effect is awful.
Someone above mentioned about editing... well, they should have at least looked at the monitors while they were filming.
I watched it all disbelieving what I was watching, wasn't anyone aware how bad this was whilst they were filming?
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