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Everyone in this flick will get on your nerves at least once.
As such, this Italian flick is a dud trying to rip-off a box office dud, with predictable results.
In other words, it's a predictable chic flick that is neither comedic or romantic and is extraordinarily forgettable.
Seriously, I don't know what they were thinking when they came up with this piece of crap, but the flick has NO redeeming qualities.
In that case, "Love Machine--The Final Episode" might've been a more interesting flick.
Movies about U.F.O.'s are always a nice way to kill some time, so on a rainy Sunday evening I picked up this flick, expecting what can be expected from a direct-to-DVD U.F.O.
There are two reasons to watch this flick...Kinski is one and Piven the other although it's difficult for their sparks to shine in such a complete directorial disaster.
Everything is wrong with "Red Letters"...convoluted, lousy screenplay, camera, editing, and most of all acting which is subpar for Coyote, etc. Battersby has taken a story with potential and turned it into a seriously flawed and amateurish flick not worth the time.
Still, even without all the prejudices, "Inhabited" is a remotely entertaining albeit unmemorable straight-to-video horror flick.
What I liked best about this flick was the chance to see Joan Woodbury, who awe-struck me as one of the several beauties in the Charles Boyer classic "Algiers", in a leading role.
This is more of a Chick Flick than anything else.
Here's some huge reasons why: A: The plot goes from kidnapping road trip movie to vampire-inhabited strip bar slasher flick with no set-up whatsoever.
If Robert Rodriguez didn't pathetically try to be so innovative with his violence, I might've had fun with this obvious popcorn flick.
This is what used to be called a "women's picture" and later a "chick's flick" when times and movies got more juvenile.
The script is bad, the actors, especially Aubree Miller and unbelievably bad and the flick is so predictable that I still can't believe I was able to not touch the forward button on my VCR.
It has to be the worst horror flick either of us had ever seen.
No tension, very little blood, and not much violence on screen (sorry, but in a horror flick cutting away just as the good stuff starts is a major foul).
Call me a purist or juvenile...I prefer some in a horror flick if it can't come up with an original plot/premise.
Like his entry in the Cruel Intentions trilogy, Ziehl takes elements that made the first ROAD HOUSE a great guy flick, and rehashes them with no success whatsoever.
This flick is so poorly done that the parts that "should" shock and revolt you come across as laughable at best.
The remake takes those 25 minutes and turns them into a mediocre 85 minute teen Horror flick.
It also didn't happen as a gay "sexploitation" flick.
Right from the beginning credits, Halloween 6 has more of the feel of a made-for-TV movie then that of the block-buster horror flick that it started out as in 1978.
A much overplayed soap opera...and 3. a horror flick (with very little to "Scream" about).
And here's what I've really got against this little flick: why oh why is it that whenever Munro's in a movie, she only gets approx.
It's true that Don Simpson and the other producers came up with the idea of a fairly cheap, lowbrow flick with lots of sweaty bodies to help sell a soundtrack of (admitedly catchy) pop, so Flashdance is an odd sort of pioneer: the first MTV movie.
There's nothing particularly unique or interesting about this run of the mill low budget sci-fi flick.
It also hurt my eyes to see Linda Blair in this exploitation flick.
Being a war flick, portrayal was fine, but the shoddy weapons handling in the movie would have NEVER been tolerated by a real SEAL Team.
Porn legend Gregory Dark directs this cheesy horror flick that has Glen Jacobs (Kane from WWF/WWE/ whatever it calls itself nowadays) in his cinematic debut.
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