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Well they've done it again a new pumpkin head film, the first pumpkin head film was perfect for its time, a dumb, gory, and clichéd monster flick.
unfortunately the film makers have deemed it irrelevant to try and do any other than this, for the films fourth outing, deeming it far more suitable to add some lame romeo and Juliet sub plot, involving an idiotic family feud (over a car!!!!) and surprise surprise some gory pumpkin head slayings, so far so formulaic, but it doesn't stop there the acting talent in this flick is dire...oh so bad half of them can't even keep up a southern accent without slipping into their native and often posher accents.
Realizing that, the flick became an unbearable torment.
Notable only as the acting debut of future big-time Hollywood starlet, Sandra Bullock, this ludicrous action flick is so full of holes that one might easily suspect termite infestation.
I like a good, cheapo sci-fi flick every once in a while, too.
This is a true Oprah flick.
there is not a single redeemable aspect of this flick.
This movie came very close to being a good flick.
On the other hand, for an indy flick, it's pretty good!
Leonard Maltin said in his mini bio that this flick is one of the better ones, so you can just imagine the rest.
He'll be canned after school lets out providing the flick with his motive as a possible killer.
The actors who inhabit (I wouldn't say act in) this flick say their lines like they're reading from cue cards and pout when they're supposed to be showing an emotion, and it comes as no great shock (or loss to the industry) that they have since faded into obscurity.
Dark ninety percent of time, and just an awful attempt at a low budget flick, which can be good if done right.
I found this dvd in the store and figured, why not support some indy film and watch a cool horror flick.
I haven't seen another horror-flick that this movie is "sequelling" (a vampire fighting flick titled BLADE), but I guess that parts of its plotline must explain how villain werewolves (they're spoofish) are threatening the "good" werewolf pair during a long part of the movie.
Not another chick flick where the men are all pigs and the women will get even for the abuse they suffered.
OK, it was a "risky" move to rent this flick, but I thought I had nothing to lose.Well, I was wrong.
Ugly women-of-the-cellblock flick rakes the bottom of the midnight-movie barrel, combining pulpy sleaze with the hoariest of girls-in-the-shower clichés.
The dialogue is four-letter-word disgusting throughout, and the flick offers no let-up from its barrage of violence and stupidity.
I thought I'd be seeing a mindless action flick, which is what I wanted to see, I didn't even get that.
Despite a totally misleading advertising campaign, this flick turns out to be an irritatingly clichéd, sub-par haunted house flick with a totally implausible ending.
This flick, which is a.k.a.
I'm not a big fan of this director on the whole; early exploitation flick The Last House on the Left as well as his modern slasher Scream sit well with me, but the rest of his work is very hit and miss and I'd hesitate to call him the master that others have labelled him as.
But this flick is like a National Enquirer version of Abbie.
I didn't see this movie when it originally came out, but there has been a couple songs sharing the title and the term still gets used from time to time and I figured there must be something to the flick, so I dug it up and gave a view.
In case there is any confusion, let me leave no doubt as to the fact that everything I've just said is coated in pure, carefully nurtured sarcasm, the kind that flourishes and grows exponentially when exposed to crap like this flick.
This is basically your run of the mill violent biker flick complete with nifty slangs, crashes, and music.
Sure, this flick set in Eastern Europe is filled with sexy, but it absolutely has nothing to do with the Nicholas Cage flick "8mm" An ambassador's daughter and her fiancée mix it up with a local woman in a threesome that ends up being taped.
There's a particular sort of sexual revolution flick from the 60s that manages to confuse sexual assault with sexual liberation.
was a way for Hollywood to make up for this crappy flick.
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