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The plot is very interesting and keeps you guessing till the end.
There are many puzzles to solve but it keeps you anyway asking if there is a logic for all these victims.
It's about a little bar on the outskirts of civilization (Arizona or New Mexico) where its run by an old man and his daughter or granddaughter (Bette Davis) who keeps getting courted by a football veteran.
Remarkable how The Lot, with each episode, just keeps sinking to lower and new found levels of incredibility.
This whole teen horror/slasher/mystery genre just keeps digging down to new lows.
In this Ernest film, Ernest has a job picking up golf balls, it's a crappy occupation (still, beats scrubbing toilets) but Ernest loves every minute of it, thanks to his vivid imagination that keeps him in his own little world where he pretends the golf balls are mines and he's a war hero of some kind.
Jones then sucks the blood of the man and keeps him in the freezer in fear that if he is caught that he will be found guilty of the man murder.
This bittersweet romantic piece however, does not revolve around it, but keeps a balance between a sensitively depicted threesome of one beautiful woman, a restaurateur and a pianist-composer and the historical background which influenced it and eventually sealed its fate.
The violent tension in this movie is subtle and below the radar, but keeps the viewer watching.
Another one that falls flat is the third skit in which a man keeps trying to bring his wife to orgasm.
This one's for keeps.
The story keeps bumping from one storyline to a completely other and back again.
The plot keeps on going and never stops.
But, this movie is just not funny; even though the script keeps telling you how side-splitting it is, and how you're enjoying it more than you did "Animal House" or "Porky's".
A dark secret keeps them at odds.
Mostly he keeps to himself till one day when he is pressured into tracking some convicts down.
Mira Nair, the talented director of this film keeps surprising us.
She ends up (by the time the movie begins) as a lonely alcoholic close to burnout, but with a manager (Alan Bates) who won't let her have time to recuperate, and instead just keeps pushing her on and on to the next show.
Now when she looks at her child sometimes she sees the face of him and she keeps telling Dr. Finch that something is wrong.
Miller has a ball playing the slimy anti-hero; he keeps things bouncy and funny throughout.
Angela keeps prancing about in a two piece bathing suit and putting the moves on Jeff who only replies with kissing when Frankie is not looking.
Meanwhile, the temperature keeps rising and all the bottles at the pub start to explode.
I couldn't help but notice that Cushing's character keeps his suit and jacket on even though it suppose to be about 100 degrees!
Along with all this, the story keeps twisting and turning, and although it's a movie about aliens abducting people, it could make the biggest skeptic believe some of this stuff.
This movie keeps on getting better and better by the minute!
The film makes excellent use of its desert locale, and Gerald Fried's bizarro score keeps the tension ratcheted fairly high throughout.
His emotion as an actor really comes across in this movie even more so than in his debut role in Paid in full, and for those who are familiar with the rapper the way that they tie in real life events with the story line to add credibility and believability keeps the viewer entertained.
A bit better than Prior's usual fare, this one keeps the militarism and racism ideology rampant in his "works" - it seems normal that American soldiers would feed on poor South Americans.
This gets high marks for being an involving film that, despite a long length of almost two- and-a-half hours, keeps ones interest all the way.
The focus is entirely on telling a good story and it keeps u riveted like other gangster flicks haven't.
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