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And the reason for the films success is understandable as it has lush graphics, fast moving fight sequences and some cool as hell characters.

Consider the number of submitted scripts or even unreleased films which would have benefited from this.

Say what you will about cinema's "Wizard of Gore," Herschell Gordon Lewis, it must be conceded that from his first films (1963's trashy "Blood Feast" and 1964's crackerbarrel massacre "Two Thousand Maniacs") to his last (1972's "The Gore Gore Girls"), the man remained faithful to his muse, gleefully chopping up the bodies of young men and women for the delectation of the camera.

The narrative was clear and concise but overall the film never caught my interest- scenes felt flat and uninspired.. Ghengis khan, historically speaking, had a very interesting/epic life but the film failed to capture that- instead focused on small skirmishes as a youth and a love story I think I've seen disguised in a slew of other films.

After his career as a romantic leading man ended in the late 1960s, Rock Hudson starred in lots of different projects, including TV shows and lesser films.

Despite a cast of well-known actors, trying their best to pull off this direct to DVD movie, the end product is a long, tedious, amateurish mess that can only be considered as entertainment if viewers are fans of the cast as remembered from other films.

This is one of the few films in my life I have watched and immediately wished to "unwatch", if only it were possible.

I understand that indie films do not have the same resources as other mainstream films.

I understand that many writers strive for a very realistic and true dialog for their films.

There are eight films in the $5.50 box, making each movie a fair 69 cents.

This would have to rate as one of the worst films of all time.

I have a very broad tolerance level when it comes to the indulgences of some European film-making, but this is one of those films that is selected for festivals based on the reputation of the filmmaker alone.

It conforms to all the stereotypes of bad Hindi films.

You're in for dark, harrowing films like "Alice" and "Little Otik," or short gems such as "Down to the Cellar" and "Jabberwocky."

Probably, this is one of those films you love to watch for its complete emptiness and nihilism.

This film reminded me of so many Bruce Willis films, as you see huge expense with NOTHING cinematic to show for it.

EVERY person from Michael Caton Jones down should be banned from making films for 10 years; such is the insult this film is to real filmmakers.

I heard legends about this "film" (quotes used so as not to insult films) for a while, so when I finally got the DVD with it, I impatiently started watching it.

I really wanted to like this movie, because I love Troma and loved the trailer and loved "Ghouls," another of Ferrin's films.

Compared with similar films like e.g.

When I was a child, Carry On films filled this niche slightly better, which is a really sad indictment of a film with such a promising cast.

In fact, despite Ed Wood, Jr.and his dreadful films getting a lot of publicity, this turkey is every bit as bad as the worst of Wood.

First of all, I would like to clarify that I consider this one of the funniest films I have ever seen.

I'm usually not inclined to write reviews about films I don't think deserve a mention.

A little known fact is that Mormons have always made exceptionally fine propaganda films.

Hailing from 1988, Touch Of Death is probably the most frustrating Fulci film I've seen to date, prompting me to join the chorus of horror fans who generalise that his films get worse as you get later into his career.

I really liked one of his other films, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance.

The films use of blue-black and vibrant skin tones to create a noir-ish feel to this movie unfortunately do not work.

I watch my horror films to be scared.

It's not only stifling HIS talent, but possibly the promise of future originality from British films.

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