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Saw this movie the first time while drunk at a motel in Canada.
Such as the husband wife at the motel whose room was canceled.
this is really films outside (not in a motel room).
Even Martin Landau disappoints, and as for Gavin Mcleod , duh... Right from the laughable intro motel scene to the final idiotic comment by deMornay this film will either immensely aggravate you or have you rolling in laughter as you watch scene after scene of idiocy and pure unadulterated garbage.
Because of what seem to be unusual circumstances, eleven people, strangers to each other outside of their respective "groups" (two families, two professional associations), end up stranded in a desolate Nevada motel on a dark, stormy night.
Vinny and his fiancée Mona Lisa Vito(Tomei) goes to motel to motel.
When the two boys calm down, they all go to a motel.
Back at the motel, Freddy shows Katherine a postcard sent to Albert by his mother.
In the morning police show up at the motel; Katherine has already left.
Drivel about a couple of (admittedly hot) sisters and their stepsister who inherit an old motel out in the middle of nowhere.
And so free from visiting friends and amusement parks and not wanting to waste the evening looking at four walls of a motel room or watch the novelty of 24hour TV (remember this was 1981 and TV in the UK still closed at around midnight) I ventured out to the local Cinema to watch "Agency".
I don't want to give away too much so all I'm going to say is that this is a well-done scary movie that starts out as a drama about a bunch of people and how they end up stopping at the same motel and then 1-by-1 those that are present start dying.
The conversation the two leads have (while in bed, the whole film happens in a motel room) sounds a bit forced at times, and is quite dull.
( a little trivia: the fire escape in the motel room says SEXIT)
The film doesn't explain why she decided to go to a motel with him, even when he seemed violent and over-assertive.
A pretty border at his mother's motel talks our hero into a drive that ends up as a part of her gang's armored car robbery.
"Lake Dead" is about three sisters who inherit an isolated motel on the edge of a lake after an unknown grandfather of theirs dies.
Warned by their estranged father not to go to the place, they ignore him and decide to make a weekend out of going up to see the place, bringing along some friends - albeit one of the sisters, who heads up to the motel earlier than the rest and vanishes.
The motif of the dark stormy night, and the cheap motel invokes the a 'Film Noir' feel to the movie.
In this re-working of a sleazy slasher favorite from 1978, the tenants at Lusman Arms, an aged Hollywood motel that has clearly seen much better days, are being brutally slaughtered.
Their last name is either a lack of scripting inspiration or a truly lame pun, because they actually inherit a lake and complementary lakeside motel somewhere in the middle of hillbilly nowhere.
SPOILER - Now knowing the ending I find it so clever that the whole movie takes place in a motel and each character has a different room.
Watching Mary Steenburgen's character leave her husband "Melvin" to move into some horrible motel room where she's slapped around in front of her young daughter, and then become a stripper in an equally horrible burlesque establishment, isn't something I want to spend the time or mental energy watching.
When they crash land in a lake and get out of the lake they go to a motel to spend the night.
The cast of the movie was fine the only one I thought helped was the guy from the first Species movie as the motel manager who was indeed the original one.
3) We have the key being thrown into the motel room at the end of the final episode, and the door opening to show the dirt floor of the dilapidated motel room; but the final scene is of the door opening to show the key where Joe threw it.
The viewer did not need to be beaten about the head with the repetition of Molly Parker's expressionless face 'seducing' the travelers finding their way to this apparently dead-end town and Batesish motel.
The references to the living accommodations were for an apartment but it looked like a motel room.I can't identify one redeeming feature of this movie.
The couple "enjoys" several sexual interludes in their motel room, in the dumpy motel pool, and in isolated places out in the middle of the desert.
One of the most powerful of these objects is the Key, which opens any door to a motel room out of time and space where it all started- and it has just fallen into Detective Joe Miller's hands.
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