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Elfick however, since 1975, has gone onto a stellar career as a major producer and director of many lauded Australian and international films.
Most of the elements of this movie have been seen a million times already in other films; and while it was OK for him to steal elements from other movies in Scream, due to the fact that it's meant as a slasher tribute; here, it just looks like he's completely ran out of ideas.
Religious themed films aren't the main choice for a lot of people but angels at war is.
Its almost as if they tried to write in as many notable WW1 personalities as possible.There are many good WW1 flying films and this is NOT one of them.
The one on screen death is actually quite cool, someone has slimy tentacles inserted under their skin, in their ear and up their nose in the films only decent horror sequence.
But Hallmark stands for the best, quality films.
I'm somebody who looks at details in films.
Such details really irritate me and cause me to give films much lower ratings.
Ever notice how so many really bad films attract so many 10/10 votes?
Many of these films are absolute masterpieces (such as De Sica's Umberto D., The Children Are Watching Us and Miracle in Milan) because they got so much out of the non-professional actors.
Comparing it to other films in the same genre, ie, American Pie is just cruel, because there is a film which was laugh-a-plenty.
The problem now with "going back" to these American karate films, is that I've since then seen so many Hong Kong and Thai action films, in which the fight scenes are long, fast and jaw-dropping.
In his films, characters are placed in grueling and mesmerizing horror contexts that literally saturate the logic of the world around them.
In all the films I've seen her in, she appears to me as the exact same character.
In a not totally successful attempt to be taken seriously, and move into 'adult' films, Mr. Hughes gives us this film about a young married couple.
I'd only check this one out if you love bad movies...or if you're really into biker films.
We have seen their lot many a time over in many films.
Films are made for an immature mind, so teens, go for it.
This is one of those religious horror films which never explain why the forces of "evil" are 10,000 times stronger than those of "good".
but of course tim burton doesn't really do creepy films, he does wacky cartoonish films.
The real star of the last of the Airport films is that big supersonic carrier the French created called The Concorde.
This is one of the hardest to watch films ever, There are scenes with silence that seems to last hours before somebody comes out with the next badly written, badly acted line.
Any kind of plot or vision is lost within the confusing continuity, the only thing thats keeps this film in the videoplayer (apart from the bet from a friend that i couldn't watch it all the way through without begging for it to be turned off and disposed off safely so it may harm no-one else) is the fact that although painful, this film is unintentionally hilarious, i'm not at all a fan of those "so bad that it's funny" type of films but at parts i was in tears.
With some exceptions, many of Franco's films are ineptly produced and directed in a slipshod, hurried manner.
Event though there are other shortcomings with Rohmer's season cycle, most of his later films are definitely leagues above this one.
It was put out on "The Asylum" label, and anyone that rents a lot of direct to video horror films knows this label.
Upon comparison with other great films, these reviewers felt that the Quick and the Undead is a better film than,The 6th Sense(8.2),
I quite enjoyed The Wrecking Crew (1999), which was the last of the three films in this series (the first being Urban Menace (1999) which I've yet to see).
You can tell Isaac has a real passion for the genre and his films are always eventful, creative and sharp affairs, with some of the best fight sequences an action fan could hope for.
Leaving us fans with better memories of far better films they had done earlier.
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