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It's been nearly 30 years, and I STILL hate everyone involved in this movie.
Oh, for crying out loud, this has got to be the LAMEST movie I've seen all year, and I'm sorry the normally awesome John Cusack was even involved in this brainless, twitty piece of Stupidity.
This low budget horror flick has a story line that keeps you involved all the way the finale.
It's like everyone involved woke up before each day's writing/shooting/editing and though "You know what?
Certainly as long as he has been involved in the casting job, he has always been acting as a little man-an actor can change his customary dress but can hardly change his physical appearance-and the latter one can be an advantage when necessary.
She is involved in a sub-plot that is simular to a sub-plot in "Get Carter", but she handles the sub-plot better in "Get Carter".(I
- The game he invented as a child which involved stick men being annihilated when they came too close to one another, suggesting that intimacy was the ultimate danger.
Praise for the film was absolutely nonexistent, even from the people involved in making it.
Someone should give anyone involved with this movie some sort of consolation because their career was probably ruined because of involvement in this movie.
I have no idea how Dafoe and Rodriguez got involved in this film, maybe they owed somebody, but they are way to good for this.
I get the feeling that those involved in making "Surviving Christmas" didn't put much thought into the movie.
What Robert Wagner, Tom Bosley and Geoffrey Lewis were doing in this movies is beyond me and they should look at litigation against their agents for misrepresentation for getting them involved with such a dreck of a movie.
All involved in this project down to the catering people should be ashamed this travesty ever made it to the screen, let alone masquerading under the Omen name.
Avoid it, especially if you like the actors involved in this one.
It's one of those unfortunate movie-going experiences where I actually felt deeply embarrassed for everyone involved.
Serum starts as Eddie (Derek Phillips) is delighted to learn he has been accepted into medical school to carry on the family tradition of becoming an MD like his father Richard (Dennis O'Neill) & his uncle Eddie (David H. Hickey), however his joy could be short lived as Eddie is involved in an accident & is run over by a car.
In most editions it's cut out, why, I don't know, no blood is involved, okay, Blair is butt naked but nothing is shown, no T&A so nothing to offend people.
I dunno sometimes...you try and try and try to be charitable towards all the B thru Z grade movies out there, but once in a while a particular movie just tests your patience until you want to slap everyone involved.
It's about a cannibalistic hypnotist who made a deal with the devil himself to avenge himself and cause misery and death to everyone who was involved in his trial.
This tale is told in documentary-style narrated by Vern Stierman and filmed in actual locations talking to actual folks involved.
Foolishly I reasoned such a prominent cast would not be involved unless it had merit.
felt embarrassed for all the actors involved.they
These films suck so bad that everyone involved in their creation should be shot.
The review statistics for this movie have been skewed positive through a relentless and unscrupulous push by some of the people involved in making it, evidence for which is fairly easy to uncover online.
But this film decided to throw away the talents of the people involved in a simpering version so watered down from the source material that it's amazing they had the guts to call it Wuthering Heights at all.
I really think that true deception was involved in this trailer because if they showed the true intention of the movie, no one would have seen it.
The people involved should be ashamed.
And it was the cast and crew pre-screening (Not that I was involved, I hasten to add).
Best laughs actually come from the "Making of..." featurette, in which the poor saps involved with this HDV mess attempt to justify their lame efforts as if they had been working on something special, instead of something that won't be utterly forgotten next week.
If you don't want to feel slighted you'll sit through this horrible film and develop a real sense of pity for the actors involved, they've all seen better days, but then you realize they actually got paid quite a bit of money to do this and you'll lose pity for them just like you've already done for the film.
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