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I am very confuse about the writer is "Demons III: The Ogre" (Lamberto Bava and Dardano Sacchetti are poor quality writer and stupid who the bored William Shakespeare ghost or demon's egg from Spider's web or what Huhuhuhuhu make the girl dream).
Why the Lamberto Bava and Dardano Sacchetti are poor quality writer who make the stupid movie almost like "Halloween III" don't have Michael Myer monster but the people wear Halloween.
Due to the poor sound quality and lack of captions, I missed 1/8 of the movie.
The fight sequences are top-notch, Bruce Lee quality, which is the only redeeming factor in this entire pathetic excuse for a motion picture.
Low quality effects (when you gonna watch it, you'll understand what i'm talking about and HOW LOW quality is that), bad actors (i hear of them for the first time), and it seems like it's shot by an amateur camcorder (so it looks more like a TV show, than a movie).
This movie does match the quality of such movies as "THEY" & "Cabin Fever", but even those had name actors where this one fell short.
(just an example of the quality).
With its odd dreamlike quality, the film is at best interesting, yet pales beside Louis Malle's surreal and brilliant 'Black Moon' from the same era.
I find it totally enjoyable in spite of the poor production quality.
Surprisingly enough does movie does have some redeeming quality in it when it moves toward its end.
Nothing that is even close to "Dawn of the Dead" or even "Shaun of the Dead" quality, but the cheese factor is good enough.
At first I thought this movie was made during the seventies, since the picture quality, as well as the storyline and drama seemed taken from an old Kojac episode.
Absolutely putrid slasher film has not one redeeming quality.
Although I rated this movie a 2 for showing a complete lack of effort in trying to create a quality horror film it was a 10 on the unintentional funny scale.
And nearly every ending has the same helicopter fighting crap with the obvious reuse of grainy low quality stock footage.
The whiny theme song is funny for about 10 seconds, until you realize there is nothing clever about it except its intentionally irritating quality.
Except for the acting of Meryl Streep, which is of note as always, I'd avoid this film because it has a dated "Movie of the Week" quality about it.
To start with, the acting, except for Eric Bana, is soap opera quality.
Although there's a lot of talk about "energy," that quality is decidedly missing from the motley cast whose numbers include Thomas Kretschmann, Annabeth Gish, Hector Elizondo and Jurgen Prochnow, all of whom are now firmly ensconced in the camp pantheon.
Too much sex and it will turn into a prototypical porno, and not even with much production quality in comparison with most professional porno movies!
It was, however, a big deal to be subjected to such predictability and unrealistic behavior and, above all, the quality of the acting.
Most low-budget movies have that "local babe" quality, and you can tell the babes in this movie were the local strippers and underwear models for JC Penneys.
The acting was okay to cheesy, some were stronger than others and even the stronger actors had their moments of lesser quality acting.
Overall, I recommend renting this movie (if you can find it; I can't imagine a video store carrying this garbage) just so that you can learn to appreciate quality films after seeing this trash.
It was very creepy for these first few minutes, but after a time the film just became entertaining on the level of gore, which was hard to make out at some points due to poor lighting and horrible recording quality anyway.
The film kicks off with a sequence that sees people melting and that pretty much lets you know what you're in for; low quality zombie garbage.
I knew someone who saw this film and was really disappointed because of the poor quality of the film but you have to understand that it was made in the spare time of being on tour, in between playing to moshing kids and drinkin' with friends backstage...it's not made to be taken seriously.
Michael O'Shea (as London) has some Londonesque speeches; and, it's nice to see his bearded Jack receive "The Call of the Wild" after spending some quality time alone, in the snowy mountains, with his dog, "Buck".
When I bought the film I noticed that Michelle Pfeiffer was starring in it and I thought that had to say something about the quality.
Their quality varies.
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