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We're actually bored throughout most of this 3-part chronicle because of the lame(twilight-zone like) easily understood and slow-pacingly revealed finale's.
I love movies where a good back story is slowly revealed, and I like action movies, and I like all of the main actors, so this could have been great.
As far as the true identity of the killer goes, when the identity was released as to who he was, I just laughed, but it was all to obvious and he really made a true jerk out of himself as well as an annoying character after his true intentions were revealed.
The acting was spot on and I felt for all the characters situation, even though the true family unit was not completely revealed.
An MTV-style film crew consisting of American T.V. programme producer Zack Zardine (Matt Borlenghi) his camerawoman, the Australian Cecily (Kate Fisher) and two surfer 'dudes' named Bog Hall (Dax Miller) and Jeremy (Joel West) arrive on some nice looking island somewhere, it's not actually revealed where.
The plot summary says that a secret is revealed to the daughters as their mother comes closer to death.
Summer is trained by a mysterious group whose identities are never revealed to battle the demon monsters.
A local handyman, Jim Payne(Scott Hodges), a rather distant fellow who harbors a secret becomes a dangerous threat when it is revealed that his dead mother might have something to do with the haunts occurring to the Pykes.
The premise of this movie is revealed on the DVD box.
At the end of the movie, after a lot of radio signals are decoded (illegibly on some sort of PET monitor) and this guy gives some lectures, the plot is finally revealed and tossed aside as quickly as possible.
This film was in trouble from the opening credits when it was revealed that the screenwriter was the same person as the songwriter.
There is a plot twist part way through as a traitor is revealed, but in the end the plot is nothing that is going to stick with you for any amount of time after the picture is done.
But when the creature revealed who he really was, I was pleasantly surprised at the novelty of the revelation.
Alas, my childhood memories of this film were completely untrustworthy, and The Perils of Pauline is now revealed to be an embarrassing exercise in banal, racist, and plain boring film-making.
It's also revealed that he's actually more of a Father Damien sort of messiah who's only concerned with the condition of exiled monsters.
So all is revealed there and even though she had a gun....somehow she manages to get herself strangled.
The "mystery" implicated is so obscure and so little revealed throughout the film that the viewer is left perplexed from scene to scene.
don't think I've revealed any plot spoilers because there are none.
Even more, other plots are revealed as the story goes back and forth several times.
She apparently earns an income playing the game but she is revealed to not be an employee of the game company?.
However, beyond that the movie is not very interesting except for the scene in the bar and the scene where main secret is revealed.
Despite a 78 minute running time, this cheap-o slasher drags on and on until the lame finish where the person you suspect is the killer from the get go is revealed to be as such.
The main plot of the story is revealed to the journalist by the old woman.
The comedy is weak and all even remotely funny jokes from the flimsy plot were surely revealed in commercials.
(BTW, "Pet Semetary" could have easily been a Bachman book if King hadn't revealed the alias by then.
It doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to solve the mystery of the killer's identity, as it is revealed to be none other than a scarred Marty who has seemingly been using his nerd rage and high intellect to bend the laws of physics and engineering in order to rig the school for his revenge scenario.
(I wasn't aware the show had even lasted past the first or second season) I'm curious as to what prompted all of the cast changes - I've seen them described as "highly publicized," and yet a half hours searching efforts on the web have revealed nothing but endless comments on how the early episodes were so much better than the later episodes.
The only thing that stops this film getting top marks in my book is that the surprise twist(killer revealed) is not handled with more care, I mean it just happens kind of quickly, though the great performances make it just about credible.
All is revealed in the ending, when Blier, directing Claude Brasseur, gets a phone call from his dad (Bernard Blier) - from heaven, and gets the chance to say how much he misses him.
With the help of her animal friends, her true identity is revealed.
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