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While the topic is one that needs to be addressed, the film uses every cliche in the genre and comes off as a textbook popcorn flick.
The plot is also a long way from being original and anyone with even a passing interest in the horror genre will have seen something a bit like this, and no doubt done much better.
Instead of satirizing the urban movie genre, the moviemakers show their views of the 'ignorant' urban (ghetto) blacks.
A perfect genre for Sci-Fi Channel.
This film was the one of the first, of the 70s women-in-prison film genre.
While technically B-films, they were much better made than typical films of the genre.
As well, Lamberto Bava comes from one of Italy's finest dynasties in that odd horror sub genre known as Giallo (he's the son of Mario Bava, who may well have invented the genre in the sixties).
Our hero doesn't display professional acting skills (but no one expected that from this bastard genre).
Romantic comedy movies are definitely the most fertile genre for "bellow from average" movies and source of frustration for viewers.
Anatomie isn't very unique in horror genre, in fact it isn't even scary at all.
I've read other hacks' reviews of this movie, and while it certainly isn't the best movie ever made in the sci-fi / horror genre, it isn't THAT bad if you accept it for what it is - low-budget, b-movie fare that (shall we say) "borrows heavily" from the likes of 'Alien' (nasty extraterrestrial monster that cocoons its victims) 'Species' (gorgeous and confused "space girl") and 'Incubus' (the beastie-breeding-with-captive-girls angle).
The trailer for this film promised a new twist on the zombie genre: setting it in the Old West.
I really recommend the first one but as for the sequel only fans of the genre and those who really want to see Lin as the bride one more time need apply.
I only recently began reviewing films for the IMDB, and it was my initial intention to concentrate only on my own personal favorites, examining those which I believe are of substance and of lasting value to the horror genre.
"Graduation Day," an abysmal farce about a masked killer stalking members of a high school track team, was directed by Herb Freed, whom one can only hope will never again attempt to besmirch the horror genre with such a travesty.
The task of creating worthwhile horror films is best left to those who have a genuine love and respect for the genre.
First and foremost I am a gay man, although do not live my life within the so called "Community", and it's because of films like this that Gay themed movies are not my favorite genre because 90% of them are crap.
besides this whole genre has been beaten to death already, with all the austin powers movies & undercover brother, it just seems old, it also just feels like a rip off from undercover brother (which also wasn't hysterical, but a lot funnier than this).
It is is very sad to see someone of the calibre of George C Scott in a low budget thriller which would have been better if the original novel was written by Graham Greene and directed by someone somewhat more experienced in the genre.
This movie even shares the same twist and abrupt genre change where the creepy, violent boyfriend suddenly shows up in the end and things end up quite badly.
True there's a gun & a bottle & a dame & the lead is a private eye, but that ain't what makes the genre, folks.
If you're not big on the genre, this will be lacking.
I'm not big on the genre.
The unpleasant "home invasion" genre can be traced back to Wes Craven's early sleazefest "Last House On The Left", with such nasty off-shoots as "I Spit On Your Grave", "Wrong Way" and "The Visitors" soon following in the footsteps of that film.
Considering that they wanted to do a vampire movie in space, I thought, "Well, it'll probably be pretty cheesy, but at least interesting enough to see a different take on the whole genre."
Director Castellari - whom I saw at the Italian B-movie retrospective held during the 2004 Venice Film Festival, where he came off as the most pompous of the cult movie directors present! - shows little genuine feeling for the Western (on the strength of two above-average Franco Nero efforts in the genre, I ordered his collaboration with Castellari KEOMA [1976]...I'm keeping my fingers crossed now!) and the film's tongue-in-cheek approach is equally lamentable.
Being a fan of the horror/comedy genre, I checked it out based on that and I'm so, so sorry I did.
Hellboy revolves around classic comic book/action/superhero genre story lines.
The original WASC isn't by any means a must see movie in the genre.
How much WORSE can the horror genre get?
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