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It's a curious plot choice to say the least, as any Aussie horror fan knows that the genre is sadly lacking in women directors.
As is usual in this series, crime scene protocols are unheard of so plausibility is always lacking.
Trying too hard to be terrifying, lacking good dialogue even any fear for that matter really makes The Screaming Skull more like A Snoring Dull.
The film is neither interesting, like some of Fulci's more tame Giallo's, or gory like the majority of his cult classics; thus leaving it lacking in both major areas, and ultimately ensuring that the film isn't very good.
This Drummond entry is lacking in continuity.
Ann-Margret, she of sex-kitten repute and too often accused of lacking acting ability, finds her actual and rather profound abilities wasted here - despite her speaking with a nigh-flawless Middlesex accent.
Not only is the film poorly acted and scripted it is severely lacking in all the technical areas of filmmaking.
The CGI special effects are minimal, and as such, one of the largest sources of comedy in a sci-fi feature is lacking.
Second, the only other reason to watch this kind of movie is the skin, and that is sorely lacking in this flick.
Utterly without redeeming social value, and even worse, entirely lacking as entertainment, Zombie '90 is a bad joke on anyone who wastes money on it.
It is the direction and the story that is lacking.
Dull, bland and completely lacking in imagination and heart.
3 were portrayed and they were all lacking character, intelligence and judgment.
So, I already expected it to have a lacking storyline, but at least this time it won't be loaded with a bunch of powerless civics with fart cans.
This movie is a very cynical pile of garbage made by some people with animation skills but totally lacking in creativity or storytelling ability.
The only thing it really has going for it is the massive amount of blood/gore it has, although most times the special effects are lacking.
also, the editing was really lacking.
While the idea is more original than most Sci-Fi movies, the execution is, as usual lacking.
There's no denying the first Azumi film was a commercial product; it was an adaptation of a popular manga and had cast of young, attractive actors and certainly wasn't lacking in the budget department.
The plot is slow and lacking.
This was lacking in all departments so it never added up to an engrossing experience.
Same locale, same narrator, same director but the warm fuzziness of the original was lacking.
Also lacking are sufficient buckets of blood.
Casting exasperated the dreary dialogue which resulted in relationships lacking warmth, chemistry or conviction.
Completely lacking in humility, he offered us the following: "I hope...no, wait...I KNOW you're going to enjoy the next two hours."
But even if you meet her halfway, her material here is seriously lacking.
The film is slick and technically well-produced, but the story and characters are surprisingly thin and lacking in any resonance.
From the start, character development and story development are lacking...unfortunately, many times in this monotonous drivel we are teased with bits of plot and we think "Ahh-OK...finally we are going to find out something more about WHY this scene is going on...or...WHO this character is...or maybe we are finally going to get to know and appreciate this character more...or understand and get involved more with this inter-character relationship...etc."
The plot is somewhat lacking, but the delightful quips are enough to make up the difference.
What we have here is a damn good little nineties thriller that, while perhaps lacking in substance, still provides great entertainment throughout it's running time and overall does everything you could possibly want a film of this nature to do.
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