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Death 4 Told is what it is- a low budget "Creep Show"-esk horror film filled with cameos and loaded with zombies, gore, haunted houses and cheesy valley girl screams; a b-horror film lover's dream!
The houses these people live in a founded on the principle of appearances, much like their lives.
You can bet this film will get some serious looks from the big movie houses.
But then about 2001 or 2002 something changed Maury Povich probably saw his ratings drop to (I'm guessing) Jerry Springer (as around that time, Springer would have the camera men go to people's houses, I wonder why they stopped that?) as Rikki Lake and Jenny Jones had been long gone, it only left those two super powers in the talk show industry (at the time).
It goes something like this: Bad guys want to buy a woman's land in the middle of nowhere because they're going to build houses there, but she refuses to sell.
During this time the area was still predominately full of pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers, XXX theaters and the grind houses.
How come the former St. Louis cop hyper-competently instructs the yokels how to duct tape their houses but yet decides to keep his Morse code short-wave radio knowledge of the extent of the national destruction a secret for only the viewers to melodramatically know at the end of episode 2? Why can you survive by putting plastic on your windows during the radiation rain, but half the town has to be buried in an explosion in a salt mine deep beneath the earth?
Thomas is a small-time hood, son of another small-time hood, who goes around putting rats in houses, beating up people and pushing out squatters as part of his illicit real estate business; but Thomas has another dream, buried deep inside until a chance encounter on a busy Paris street ignites his desires: he wants to be a classical pianist.
The houses come complete with animal trophies mounted on the walls, bowling trophies displayed on the television, and piles of junk in the hallway and guest rooms and in the basement.
It also looked like three different houses were used.
All the interior shots were done in my house and some of the outside shots were done using the fronts of other houses in town.
He goes through searching for clues and trying to survive the touch of the Strangers, a race that houses more purpose to these people than they could possibly know.
The worst part I think was the special effects, I mean this movie was made in 2005 and uses TOY cars and fake model houses and power poles in avalanche scenes.
Visually it was a treat to visit Ember, a handmade city with no cars, creative clothing and houses and a community where everyone knows you.
Second, we also see him repeatedly jump in and/or out of windows or literally crashing through doors and rolling in a ball formation into houses.
By breaking into rich houses and re-arranging the furnitures without taking anything and leaving a note saying 'The Days of Plenty Are Over'.
The one thing i didn't like about it was that it was so dark; a lot of it was filmed at night or in the cat houses.
The film then switches to a house somewhere in London, we get a shot of the river Thames, the Houses of Parliment & Big Ben just to prove it.
I love the fact that Peter and Jan brake into the "rich" people's houses but not to steal just to move their furniture is a great idea.
I love movies with a theme of cemeteries and haunted houses.
At night they break into rich people's houses and rearrange the furniture leaving notes telling their victims they've got too much money and had better watch out.
Directed by Peter Sasdy this is a real product of the 70's, everything screams the 70's, clothes, hairstyles, cars, the interior of houses and offices, music, the way London looks, absolutely everything.
I'm glad I finally found a place to rent a copy rather than buying one, and it's obvious that the rental houses agree with my assessment, as I had to check on Netflix, two Blockbusters, and one Hollywood video before I could find a lone copy at a third Blockbuster.
I'm not quite sure how but everyone ends up in a huge underwater bubble which houses the world of Atlantis & it's various cities.
The second series was filmed in Cornwall, UK where there is also a village called Hersham consisting of six houses while the main Hersham has population of some 18,000 people.
When his mother takes away his TV and his computer, he resorts to spying on the houses surrounding him.
U.S. government worker Jim Farrell (John Ashley) is going to a remote island to help the natives build houses and irrigation ditches.
finally when one girl miraculously escapes the Wal-mart killer, she doesn't run to a neighbors house to tell them that this crossbow killer is on her roof, no she runs down the street past dozens of houses and stumbles across a guy and says "um, there's um, been an um, accident".
Every part of this film is at fault here, from the endless anachronisms for 1979 (houses with vinyl siding not available until the 1990s, references to the Falkland war in 1982, Princess Diana style puffed sleeved party dresses from 1981...) to the Alec Baldwin Long Islander bad dad character he has pulled out of his hat on several B movie occasions.
I have sent emails alerting my friends to see it before it leaves movie houses here in Phoenix.
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