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Our heroine, Fiona, is a quiet child, who tends to isolate herself.
After June arrives Anais finds herself secretly thrilled at the hidden lascivious feelings the couple seem to bring out in her.
Jule also seems to have a rather selfish approach to being an 'Edukator', as she purely wants to cancel a debt so that maybe she could start a lucrative career herself.
She thinks she deserves credit, because instead of living on the dole (welfare), she's trying to crate a business, to 'make something of herself'.
You just have to watch her throwing her life away, getting pulled in that turmoil of herself deeper with every minute.
Ring and Ring 2's ability to terrify an audience relied strongly on the fact that the TV you were watching them on was a possible portal for the video-curse and even Sadako herself.
As the step father and beautiful 14 year old nymphet share their grief under the same roof, the girl reveals an uncommon maturity as she insinuates herself into the step father's life by taking on her mother's responsibilities and demanding her place in his bed.
It shows the story of a young girl who is forced to disguise herself as a boy so that she can work and feed her hungry mother and grandmother.
As she sets out to solve the crime, the relationship between her and Thal's persona Ariel seems as out of place as the police women herself.
After listening in on one of her bosses conversations and becomes suspicious, Susan herself becomes a target.
Mother: realizes that she is just a woman and starts getting in touch with her inner self by discovering that she can milk herself!! (weird but original).
A gunslinger, a samurai and a woman who only cares for herself (Ursula Andress) make up for the meat of the cast.
So, Claire begins to hire housekeepers with no known or remaining family, and kills them to appropriate all of their savings for herself - but not before burying them in her beloved garden and promptly planting pine trees over the graves.
Her partner Rachel, on the contrary, is tearful, unsure of herself and loses her cool whenever something goes wrong.
Policewoman Lacy Bond,played by small dynamic redhead Sondra Currie,is a "supercop" assigned to take down a band of female gangsters who are up to all sorts of fiendish criminal activities.She uses(pretty basic)martial arts skills against them,and is later joined by undercover agent Pam Harris,played by Jeanie Bell,to help her take down the bad girl mob.The guys are generally pretty unimportant in this movie.Tony Young,as Lacy's boss and partner is reduced to a hapless sidekick,muttering his disapproval when he thinks she is putting herself in danger(and at one point having to be rescued by our heroine from some murderous babes who are beating him to death!).Only Phil Hoover,playing a funny and pretty vicious villain,and the great William Smith,sending himself up in a cameo as a patronizing police fight instructor,really register among the male cast.This cheap but entertaining movie contains all the elements expected from Lee Frost's "drive-in" fare,some sex and nudity,scantily clad girls,and lots of action.Fans of female fighting in movies should like the scenes where Lacy and Pam use judo and karate battling the female villains-such as tough con Janette(Laurie Rose)and bikini bimbo thugs Caroline(Dorrie Thomson)and her gang.
Like the thoughtful horror cinema of George Romero, where deeper human issues boil under a more obvious horror surface, "Ginger Snaps" used lycanthropy as a metaphor for puberty and its impact on teenage relationships; "Unleashed" uses it as a metaphor for addiction, with Brigitte Fitzgerald (Emily Perkins--"It"), sister of the ill-fated Ginger (Katharine Isabelle), injecting herself with wolfbane to curb her increasingly wolf-like tendencies.
I will always remember the thrill of seing Adora transform herself into She-Ra to save Etheria.
It's a highly stylized tale of a young restaurant manager who decides to break away from her stultifying and humdrum existence after she inadvertently locks herself in a freezer overnight - only to discover, once she gets out, that her husband and their two carbon-copy young children have failed to notice her absence.
Una Merkel made herself into a star by playing secondary roles such as Kitty Kelly in The Merry Widow with Land Tuner and the housekeeper in Rich, Young, and Rretty, again, with Jane Powell.
It was rather funny watching Rex Harrison, (Charles Dyer) playing the role as a homosexual considering his real role in life as a womanizer who was dating Carole Landis who killed herself.
But thankfully, as Nanny McPhee progresses, it twists and turns in such a pleasant fashion that by the end, you'll be wondering 'Mary who?' Adapted for the screen by Thompson herself, this is a fun and inventive kids film that is guaranteed to make you smile.
Molly Shannon effectively conveys the image of a lonely spinster lacking in people skills who insulates herself from the hurts of the human experience by replacing them with animals.
Charlie Brown and his little sister Sally are planning to go to Grandmother's place for Thanksgiving dinner but Peppermint Patty invites herself, Marcie, and Franklin to the Browns expecting one themselves.
She is forever latched into playing herself, a foul mouthed, small minded individual to whom the world must constantly adapt and cater to.
Really, the only attention-grabbing element - apart from Marini herself, that is - is the score; the pet goats are cute, too.
While Sybylla herself does not change much, it's interesting to see how other characters develop as they deal with her personal thoughts and attitudes.
First of all heroine is a stripper who whenever thinks, thinks herself either with her boyfriend on bed or naked in bath.
There are parallels between the lives of the character and Joan Crawford herself, but one should not go so far as to say they are the same!
It's always distracting, in hindsight, to view Colbert's films and observe the way she refuses to allow herself to be shot from her right side, but she's not as bad about that here as in some other films.
A true stroke of genius by the writers, directors, producers, and Annie herself to use the real Annette throughout the movie and to use her real family during Gina's wedding.
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