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I recently had to watch this for a project in a Sociology class and thought it was absolutely the worst movie I have ever had to sit through.
Even if I had nothing to do with this project, I apologize for this film, because this means at least someone will.
The whole thing came off like it was either a college project or a first film made by amateurs, I have a certain amount of affection for films like that even when they completely miss the mark.
For some reason I felt this movie when it first came out was suppose to be a special project for Kevin Bacon.
This could have been shot as a high school film project.
The promotions for "Clubbed" project a slick looking film based around the clubbing scene of the 1980's.
I'm a big fan of the "Vacation" franchise, and I love Randy Quaid as Cousin Eddie, and at least a couple of the behind-the-scenes names were involved in this project (most notably Matty Simmons, who produced or executive-produced all 4 of the theatrical releases, as well as "Animal House").
This movie is like a rip off of house on haunted hill and the Blair witch project all rolled into one poorly thought out and assembled movie.
Most people know what it was, but few people understand the depth and breadth of the project.
The only thing really praiseworthy about this project is the editing.
both the acting and picture quality are so bad ,you'll think you're watching someone's school project made with a home camcorder.
After his success with A Nightmare on Elm Street in 1984, director Wes Craven for some reason decided that his next project would be this TV movie.
Miles is a part of a project for people that are ill; they pay to be frozen in the hope that they will be revived in the future when their illnesses can cured.
The main part, however, goes to newcomer Tommy Lee Thomas who looks a bit diminutive for this kind of action but who, nevertheless, occasionally manages to project a banty-rooster kind of belligerence.
Cult starts 20 years ago on the 'Quinling Mountain Range, Southern China' as a guy called Owen Quinlin (Robert Berson) finds an ancient amulet said to have magical powers, cut to California where Quinlin has set up a cult & the members are about to sacrifice themselves when one of them (Cazzy Golomb) foils his evil scheme... Jump forward to the present day as five college students, Mindy (Rachel Miner), Cassandra (Taryn Manning), Bailey (Glenn Dunk), Alex (Joel Michaely) & Morgan (Victoria Venegas) are researching the events of twenty years ago that have become know as the 'Quinling Massacre' for a school project.
The story seems to have been written around these elements, so this isn't really a movie as much as it's a recycling project.
We get to see a bit of each teenager's lifestyle, but the entire project just came off as pretentious to me, whether it be the constant low angle shots of tree branches in the wind, or the black and white "interviews" with the students, there was nothing new or original showcased in this movie, and nothing I needed to see.
Yes, it deals with some strong subject material, and the dramatic scenes are played and acted well, but the entire project seems unnecessary, especially when it seems almost an exact replica to Van Sant's "Elephant" (one dealing with suicide, the other with a school shooting).
I should have known when I heard Anne Rice left the project that the movie would disappoint me.
This felt like a bad High School film project), acting was about as cliché as one can get, and....landing a space shuttle on an LA freeway?
However, that would be the last I would ever hear of that film project.
Did anyone attached to this project try reading the Bible?
A genuinely odd, surreal jumble of visual ideas which probably looked extremely puzzling on the printed page; just what drew Robert Redford to the project, one may never know.
...not to waste your time watching this vanity project.
Two months later, some Marines and the scientists in charge of the scorpion project go to the sub to retrieve their cargo.
As far as the actual photography... every time the sun shines in a shot, you'd have all these blown out whites, confirming that you're watching some ultra-low budget mini-DV project that some Midwesterner filmed at his Uncles farm.
It is so thoroughgoing in its project of torturing its hypothetical audience that it seems like some kind of misanthropic negationist art installation, only it can't be because it is so completely bereft of self-consciousness.
The dialogue is what a 10-year-old would come up with if asked to do a homework project.
secondly this film is blatantly trying to copy the Blair witch project (yawn) and does so very poorly.
They approached her to star in their film "Time Is Terror" and convinced her to invest in the project.
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