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Plenty of dissertations have come out of film schools about the hidden subtexts in such films as Top Gun and Spartacus.
The one who didn't have the good sense to bow out of this was Chevy Chase, who stuck around but was extraneous to both films in my opinion.
Riccardo Freda may have a good reputation; but since we now that many of his best films were, in fact, directed by the late great Mario Bava; it's clear that he wasn't one of Italy's most gifted filmmakers back in the seventies.
I have a high tolerance for rubbish Italian films that don't make sense - but even I couldn't stand this one.
The Grudge 2 is one of the films that makes me wish there were more synonyms for "terrible" in the English language.
With a plot replete with more holes than a trawlers net, this film fails to make compulsive viewing for a fan of even the most inane films, which I am.
Hasn't he watched any films "starring" David Caruso, especially "Cold Around the Heart"?
I would suspect that there must be at least a handful of people that worked on both films, but I haven't bothered to confirm that and probably won't.
A pathetic attempt at film making, this is one of the worst films I have ever seen.
I blindly accepted the image that was created by intellectual types and seen in various films.
I saw this Film one midnight and I can say that it worse than other horror film about a Haunted House.Alexandra Paul is not one of the best actress but she can do the role better,The little girl get worse this is a example about a Bad actress,she has not got future in the great world of films.
If you ask me I think this film was a waste of time, there are a lot of other films which gives 100 times better meaning and teaching than "Wooden Camera".
It's one of those films where I can get the feeling that I'll be blown away but when the credits start to role my friends and I all gave mutual looks, and we all laughed at how ridiculous this movie was.
and I have seen a lot of films.
Since I enjoy cheesy 80's horror films I thought I was in for a real treat.
It's movies like this that make old Jerry Lewis films look like Shakespeare and John Agar like John Barrymore.
The jokes are familiar from better films but here they don't gel.
This is one of the few really bad Hitchcock films.
Some films are so badly made they are watchable purely for the cringe factor.
What they really mean is that the movie is set in this time period but is fiction and everything that happens is just a jumble of standard scenes from other war films.
I am the type of person who recognizes great films even if I do not like the genre.
Paramount spent less on this film than they did on TMP, which doesn't sound bad until you realize that there's a 10 gap between when the films were made.
This film is the reason that Shatner has never been given a fair chance to direct other films, as well.
I kept expecting it to have some good stuff since all of these people had been cool in other films.
It won international awards, it is foreign (I usually like such films) it is slow moving (again something I like) and it has no gratuitous sex or violence.
As she is trapped in her imagination, there is never a sense of peril unlike, say, David Lynch's films which haunt every time.
The saving grace was Geoffrey Simpson ACS' cinematography, which like most Aussie films, was superb.
Per the illogic of these sorts of films, she gets permission to hold the party at a house which used to be a crematorium, a dubious place long shut down and locked up.
Being a big fan of horror films and always manage to find something good about a picture, but this film just did not hold my interest or attention.
This is one of the few real high-budget films on my list that I've actually seen fit to give a 1 rating, and that's not for the production values, which are pretty high.
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