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The plot wrinkles get pretty complicated at times, but the pace keeps moving nicely along.
Some may say Flynn was in decline, but have to rank this up there with his best; it does not drag anywhere: kudos to Vincent Sherman as director---he keeps it going.
The supremely funky'n'jazzy score by Ed Bogus and Judy Munsen keeps things bubbling throughout.
The songs are outright stupid, the acting is terrible, and the only thing that keeps me from writing hate mail to who or whatever is responsible for this movie is the brief appearances of Julie Newmar.
Decidedly off-beat, farcial, incomprehensible story about Countess Dracula(an Elizabeth Bathory type that keeps young bathing in the blood of young, female virgins - or as she says "wirgins")and her two vampire sons who run a clothing story called Vamp and have enlisted the aid of a young, American professor of blood.
The whole movie progresses slowly with lots of pointless chit chat and keeps feeding the viewer with questions without ever providing any answers.
During that time she befriends Rick Morehouse(Clayton Rohner, you remember him from G vs E), keeps getting crossing unpleasant paths with the School Bully(The Karate Kids, William Zabka), and his pursued by Sandy(Then unknown Sherilyn Finn).
The background score by Les Baxter is haunting and keeps the movie drudging along.
Each scene is so natural and revealing that it keeps you asking for more.
Despite the locations being discernible as to where it's at, and the two interviews being indicative of where the people are possibly from, he keeps his 54 minute plunge into the Kuwait oil fields a primarily visual trip.
Don't get me wrong, I don't mind a slow-paced movie, so long as it keeps your attention.
Plus, he has an affair and still keeps his hotty bride Iole.
Everyone is well-cast, including Pinon, who keeps getting hired, and with good reason, by Jeunet(whose efforts I continue to follow with great anticipation for every production of his that I get to view).
Not much plot, but Corbucci's fluid direction keeps it from growing stale and the god performances from the stars make it worth watching.
The script is extremely witty with fast-paced, sharp dialogue that keeps the viewer in stitches from start to finish.
A pair of newly weds move into the family mansion in the late 18th century but unfortunately new bride Catherine keeps seeing ghostly apparitions and the bad news for her husband is that it usually happens just before she consumates the marriage .
She keeps referring to the Dayville.
And all the while, he's befriended by a peculiar young man named Nestor (Eusebio Poncela) who lives on the 13th floor of an upscale high-rise apartment right down the road and keeps an eye on what's going on around him with a pair of binoculars.
She keeps glancing sideways and laughing flirtatiously at NOTHING.
But if you remember it was made at a time when we weren't sure how the war would come out, the context keeps patriotism in perspective.
This poorly made,incredibly cheap horror flick is really stupid.Not scary at all,it offers us some laughable special effects and nothing more.This is the sort of movie that keeps you thinking that they must have intended it to be bad-this couldn't just be some sort of accidental mistake.I found two reasons to watch this piece of crap:1)Wil Wheaton("Stand by Me")2)Lucio Fulci,who was an associate producer of this movie.To sum up,all I can say is,that you will laugh till it hurts with "The Curse"-you can believe me!
There's a great performance by Ian Hunter as the fellow who mainly keeps to himself.
It stars out with Joan Crawford walking the streets in a trance-like state and she keeps on repeating the name David.
As himself, Avid is a celebrity stalker who keeps Craig Phillips (from Big Brother 1) and his dead mother in his cupboards and always jumps to the opportunity to "meet" a celebrity.
She hangs around and keeps warning the kid to stay out of the house... but will he listen?
No! There is a weird babysitter who keeps popping up out of nowhere and a landlady who may as well walk around with a big sign saying "Next Victim" around her neck when she comes to visit.
Kudos for that, no doubt, belong to the director (who also wrote it), who assembled a remarkably colorful group of actors and fashioned one of the funniest ensemble performances I've ever seen on the screen, a comedy that unfolds with a paradoxically poetic visual style that keeps you howling even when the actors aren't speaking.
Her kid is the only thing that keeps her going i think.
Many of the recent cartoons like "Bratz " "Trollz " or the infamous "all grow up "start to became annoying stories about pre -teens that keeps talking about stupid things that nobody cares about the drama of being a teen or their obsession to be "cool ".
To know this is real just breaks my heart, but Dawn Anna's strength keeps me going, as I'm facing a third brain surgery in the next couple weeks.
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