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Vampire Vincent Price introduces his latest victim, John Carradine, to a nightclub where various badly made-up monsters hang out.
I have an inclination; a strong intuition that the latest Al Pacino film, 88 Minutes initially incorporated a slightly longer headline.
Every day from school, from 1991-1993, I would always run home from school to see the latest episode of Darkwing Duck.
When audiences went to see the latest production of a tragedy by William Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre, there was a universal reaction by the spectators to what they were seeing on the stage.
This latest entry into straight-to-TV videos sees Tom Skerrit running for his life when disaster hits New York City.
I tried to think of funnier Billy Bob Thornton films than his latest tepid comedy, "Mr.
If you look into the latest in non-lethal weapons, you will find a Light Strobe device that will stun people for periods of time.
Slaughter Studios starts as an actor named Justin is shot & killed on the set of his latest film, was it an accident or something more sinister?
Either way Slaughter Studios has remained unused & empty ever since... Jump forward 20 years & aspiring low budget horror filmmaker Steve (Peter Stanovich) is going to break into Slaughter Studios & use the unused but still intact stages for his latest project.
This latest movie is no different from his history of sappy idiocies.
Heckler is the latest example.
To counter the death of his latest soon-to-be victim, a cybercrime cop (Patrick Thompson) is determined to track him down; journeying from Australia to the US, so determined is he to do so.
The daughter's role could have been played by anyone, but Dakota Fanning is the latest young darling hob-nobbing from movie to movie with big names.
It is however beautifully shot and lit in many scenes, but even a polished turd is still a turd, and that is essentially what you have here with DePalma's latest offering.
During the war, Dr. Neville was researching an experimental vaccine, and in a flight to a hospital to use his latest experiment, the pilot of his helicopter died and the helicopter crashed.
This movie looks just like cheap 80's slasher movie (exaple: "Nightmare on ElmStreet" latest 4 sequels).
I have just returned from watching Aamir and Kajol's latest movie.
Jenny Wright is engaging as an offbeat young woman--a bookworm addicted to pulpy thrillers--who is stalked by a monster right out of the pages of her latest read.
Official reviews of this latest film from David Lynch descried it at best as "opaque", "hard to summarize" and "to be experienced rather than explained", to at worst "indulgent", "complete nonsense" and made without consideration for the audience.
It would take a long time to pick my way through the debris of this particular shambles so I shall narrow it down to what I see as the main critical flaws that sank Leo's latest water borne epic 1.
In Persian, Urdu, and chaste Hindi, it means "annihilated", "destroyed", or in the context of the latest offering from Yash-Raj Films, it signifies "devastated, ravaged, or consumed by love".
I watched this twice, the latest in 1999, and still am amazed at some of the things they can do with computers.
Finding Reno's new place, he sees Reno's gunhands dragging bundles of the latest issue of a newspaper; the editor objects but Van Cleef hurls him into the dust.
Sure the clothes are different, the latest self-help fads are different, the priorities are different--but SO much still resonates today.
In 1938 China, a pretty but prim missionary needs to find a hidden stash of smuggled opium (for medicinal purposes!) and attempts to recruit the help of a ratty-looking con-man; his latest get-rich-quick scheme is glow-in-the-dark ties!
Now, I must admit that I did laugh a few times during 3, however this latest instalment has no redeeming value whatsoever.
Having been a fan of Christopher Guest since Waiting for Guffman, I was extremely disappointed in his latest "For Your Consideration".
The action scenes are decent but too often the makers fall back on special effects and magic to solve the hero's latest problem.
Route 666 is the latest masterpiece by film director, William Wesley (Scarecrows, 1988).
It is far superior to the made for TV crap starring whatever latest dork just crawled off the back page of Soap Opera Digest that usually haunts the SciFi channel.
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