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I saw this piece of pseudo-intellectual crap a couple of years ago, and it is now making a comeback at the local film club.
I found the movie at my local video store and I was surprised to see it on DVD.
I've seen that Junior movie box staring back at many times from my many journeys to the horror section at the local video store, and I was a little interested, it looks like it pays some homage to Texas Chainsaw Massacre, so I thought I'd get it.
I picked this up at my local 99cent store for, you guessed it, 99 cents (plus tax).
Bad acting compromised mostly of local talent and laughable special effects makes this one baaaaad.
I was sitting in my living room and this movie came on one of the local channels.
I ran across this movie on a local TV channel last night.
Imagine my surprise when I found it sitting all by itself at the local video store, just itching for a rental.
Veteran bad movie actor Cameron Mitchell is a former makeup man from "Paragon Studios" who, after a nasty acid-in-the-face incident at a social gathering, becomes an embittered Mad Scientist (tm) with a rubber scar on his face who takes revenge by kidnapping Paragon actors and turning them into living statues in his Secret Laboratory (tm) handily located in the local wax museum.
the worst movie i have ever seen i didn't even watch it all i just fast forwarded it to Burt's bits and then the end!!! he is the only reason to watch this!! i have to admit to owning a copy as i am a HUGE Burt fan (stop laughing) and needed it for my collection i wouldn't care when this movie came out i had a nightmare renting ti as my local store only had 2 copies and fans of all the various stars always beat me there, imagine my disappointment when i sat down and watched this movie!! THERE ARE JUST NO REDEEMING QUALITIES ABOUT THIS MOVIE!!! Absolutely NOTHING WHAT SO EVER TO LIKE ABOUT THIS MOVIE!!! this movie became a running joke between myself and a mate Burt's worst!! Rob Lowe's worst WORST HOUR AND A HALF OF MY LIFE
In all books he takes great delight in running down local law enforcement efforts.
Funnily enough, they always point out something that is the thing they are "hunting" and guess what?! It's the local radio station's tower light that is blinking red!
They never show a minister who talks and acts like Billy Graham, or your local minister or priest.
So me and my friend are carousing our local movie rental store and are looking for something to pick up to go along with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, so why not pick up the third installment in the Scarecrow series!?! Keep in mind that this is not just Scarecrow Three; this is, Scarecrow: Gone Wild.
Anyhoo, the scarecrow, who now lives vicariously through the young man, takes a trip to his local beach to brutalize those who had done him wrong.
Local Mexican legends speak of the Chupacabra, an evil creature from myth & legend.
He also had a large selection of "shrunken heads" that several local children knew about as he often babysat for them.
I rented this movie from my local library and thought it might be good considering I like this type of movie and considering who was in it but boy was I wrong.
Jake Busey plays the local drug runner Wild Bill.
Anyway, Sheriff Pete (Burton Gilliam) has been called out to yet another murder as local boy Ned (co-associate producer John William Galt) has discovered a body in the local woods.
The central character involved in a local legend about a witch who kills teenagers, who knows?
The local police have bungled the case for a few years, so now the FBI has taken over.
So FBI-chick gets kidnapped, which involves her father, the former lead investigator from the local police.
When suddenly, without reason, you are forced to watch close ups of "charismatic" looking hungarian country people in their boats, while the soundtrack is trying to persuade you that this is supposed to be a dramatic moment, although they are only on the way to the funeral of the local alcoholic, thats one thing.
Something similar can be said of the role of local authorities.
Despite its local provenance (and its relation to a hometown tragedy, namely the beating death of Eddie Polec in 1994), I really have to come down hard on this movie.
The ostensible murderer, Miles Raymond (Nick Mancuso), a local sculptor, returns the following day to observe the mannequins since he realizes that they are the only possible witnesses to the prior night's violent event and, when one of the posing pair "flinches", the fun begins.
Daphne and Harry report their observations at a local police station, but when the detective taking a crime report remembers Harry's criminal background, he becomes cynical.
He lurks by night, killing cemetery caretakers, his grave robbing buddy and teenage girls, leaving Plainfield in a panic as the local Sheriff's department seems to do nothing to adjust the dangerous situation in the least.
While on vacation in Turkey I noticed that it was playing at the local cinema and decided to take the chance to go see it.
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