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Virginia is the latest victim of a serial killer that have Lieutenant Carlo Hendrix (Art Evans) & the LAPD baffled, or at least that's the message a local TV news reporter named Clay Dwyer (Mark Thomas MIller) is telling his viewers.
"A Texas community is beset with a rash of mysterious killings involving some of the students from the local college.
These people would do better if they film commercials for local TV Stations for bathroom products.
I took it back to the store and switched it out for another movie I believe my local video store took it off the shelf because they had SOOOO many complaints about this horrible movie.
Recognizing the picture of the diner on the cover of the DVD made me realize that this was a local movie.
I saw this on sale - NEW - at my local store for $6 and said "hey! an action film with that guy from Bloodsport and Enter the Dragon, directed by the guy who did Enter the Dragon - and it's cheap!"
At my local video, people rent it expecting a (PERHAPS) Borg like vampire, and instead they get a bad re-make of Lon Chaney.
A bunch of girls and their professor, rowdy bikers, a General store guy, and that dood from They Live acting as the local drunk - makes for a nice body count, check (and speaking of body count, notice the strong resemblance on the DVD cover to the foreign horror flick - Body Count! aka Camping del Terrore).
I saw this movie on the shelf of my local video store and saw at the bottom that it was made by the Broken Lizard group who made Super Troopers, so naturally I picked it up.
Katharine Hepburn as a mountain woman who mixes prayer with positive thinking--and is thought by the local folk to be a witch.
My wife spotted this film on the aisle at a local video store.
At the same time, the local sheriff's department is hunting down a dangerous killer.
Gaining access to heads of state in this movie is easier than gaining access to the the local grocery store.
After asking some of the local dummies that can't speak or just don't want to answer, they finaly find the cabin.
I paid a dollar for it at the local DVD exchange and I want my money back.
Playing hooker and small-time drug dealer Lee Daniels, blaxploitation superstar Pam Grier plays the first half of the title role, while long-forgotten Margaret Markov is the other half, Karen Brent, an unlikely Patty Hearst-like political revolutionary looking to partner with her comrades to overthrow the oppressive local government.
I, like so many others on here, bought this movie at my local WM in the "Two for $11.00" cheap-o bin.
Just to save you the $3, or whatever it costs to rent movies at your local video store, and the anguishing hour-and-however-long-this-movie-is here's a simple plan.
I also was really amazed at all the local businesses credited at the film's end with helping to finance or contribute in some way to the film.
The daughter Marinella (Veronica D'Agostino) is a blossoming young girl who becomes infatuated with a local policeman and the youngest son Filippo (Filippo Pucillo) is very sassy and mocks the policeman's accent.
The battle between the two groups in the local town (richies and poories) is an old tried and true setup, so how could it go wrong?
This movie needs a warning "Please for the love of god don't fund the drama department a the local JC."
Meanwhile, a psychotic has escaped the local bug-house where one girl's father works & is on the loose with sharp objects and wearing green scrubs, and sporting wide-open eyes...I guess that's to show he's bonkers.
However,when a serum transfer at the local hospital goes terribly wrong,a certain Mr.Poo has to do everything in his power to ensure the madman stays alive in order to make the inevitable transfer possible.
Most of them were students at the local karate school and even at the time it was filmed we all knew what a stinker it was.
As the film reviewer for a local gay magazine I automatically get sent any dreck if it happens to have a homo in it.
Meanwhile Roger has feelings for the local nurse Aisha (Golshifteh Farahani) and he gets close to her family.
Mr. Robinson is married, but childless; he has befriended local orphanage resident Ted Donaldson (as Barry).
The main entertainment value is in its badness; I recommended my local video story put it on the "Turkeys" shelf.
The plot focuses on a resort off the south coast of Florida (or rather, somewhere in Italy) where several local people have turned up in the water with arms and legs missing.
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