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Without a doubt, this is one of the worst pictures I ever actually paid money to see - the kind of flick you choose out of desperation at the mall cinema during a Christmas holiday when you have missed the start times for anything good but still are dead set on seeing a movie!
I want to be a beautiful stranger lost in some exotic European locale, though maybe not in a low budget horror flick.
Steven Vasquez directed and co-wrote with James Townsend, the star, this strange little drama cum horror flick with evidently very good ideas and intentions: make a gay film that takes a different storyline than the usual fare and make a drama that wants to be judged on its merits as a thriller.
Jenny Neumann (from the sexploitation flick MISTRESS OF THE APES, the American slasher HELL NIGHT and others) is Helen Selleck, an American actress who gets a lead role in an Australian stage production.
What a complete waste of time--my own and everyone who was involved with this flick.
Yes, there are horrible things in this: the acting, the script and the special effects - Gosh, i laughed at this ludicrous attempt to make a flick for 90 minutes.
It really was a pain to sit through this flick, as there's no plot, no good acting and even the special effects aren't convincing, especially the so-called zombies, wearing nothing more than white make-up and their old clothes, so their good set wouldn't be ruined by ketchup and marmalade stains.
What little bit of original footage there was in this flick looks as if it were filmed with a rented hand-held camcorder!
The long list of "big" names in this flick (including the ubiquitous John Mills) didn't bowl me over to the extent that I couldn't judge the film on its actual merits.
Just emailed a friend who's in film school about this flick.
I have seen many a horror flick in my time, all of them absurdly bad, but none reach the depths that this piece of trash lowers itself to.
5.) Ray Walston, the original martian from the TV series, played a bit part (read "cameo") in this flick and died two years later of lupus.
"I went to the movies, to see 'Beat Street' / it wasn't bad, it was kinda' neat / 'Krush Groove' was a flick, that I didn't mind / but when it came to 'Rappin', I drew the line."
Mind you, I've seen far worse, but if you're going to have him out on full display for a lot of the flick, your monster better look damn good.
Another turgid action/adventure flick from the Quinn Martin Productions factory.
The movie seems to be dithering in two directions -- are we watching the travails of the Irish-American woman battling her alcohol problem or are we watching a straight off horror flick about an evil witch that returns from the past?
Not enough money is spent on the movie and the way Spike Lee has made it, it seems like a combination of an indie film and an action flick.
Incompetent acting, direction, and production values all contribute to this toothache of a flick.
Yet another "son who won't grow up" flick, and just the other recent like entries.
There are a few decent actors in the flick.
This is the same jealous-daughter-kills-people flick we've seen a billion times.
That's probably because I save my ire for any high budget, special effects laden junk like "The Fast and the Furious" and not a "no-budget" flick like this one.
I truly believe this flick has the potential to knock of the other danish movie "Stjerner uden hjerner" as the badest danish film ever made!
I happened upon this flick on a rainy Sunday, intending to tune-in to something else.
Sure, this was a low budget zombie flick - really low budget.
I can enjoy a guilty pleasure vigilante flick, but this is just bad.
This is a dreadful adventure flick consisting of wooden performances, stupid dialogue, unconvincing characters and leaden pacing.
For the first forty minutes, Empire really shapes itself up: it appears to be a strong, confident, and relatively unknown gangster flick.
They should show this flick to film students to show them what NOT to do!
The basic storyline has potential and with a good script and director could be a seriously creepy flick, but this version sadly is not it.
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