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His "Blind Dead" series started off great but had some truly laughable moments, such as shots of a small model boat in a water tank for "The Ghost Galleon".
Directed by Jim Wynorski (Chopping Mall, Return of the Swamp Thing), Cheerleader Massacre is the fourth installment in the Slumber Party Massacre series.
Just think about it: it's the fourth chapter of a slasher series that no one really cares about!
If I had never seen an episode of the original Avengers, with Blackman, Rigg, or Thorson, I would have appreciated this series more.
While the cast did its best to sustain the action and interest of the scripts, I was just caught up in comparing the episodes to the original series.
To be honest, I can't blame them for trying to resurrect the fans from the original series, but it just didn't work, as evidenced by the fact that it lasted one season.
Watching Steed labor through this series reminded me of Gen. Macarthur when he said, 'Old soldiers never die, they just fade away!'
This series continues to frustrate and annoy.
I was looking forward to Dante's contribution to this excellent horror anthology series from Showtime, but this was easily the worst of the bunch.
Incident on and off a Mountain Road is Don Coscarelli's entry in Mick Garris' Masters of Horror series.
Coscarelli is famous for being the man behind such cult gems as the Phantasm series and the irresistibly weird Bubba Ho-Tep; but he brings none of the qualities that made those films great to this TV episode.
This is the first episode in the series, and the first that I've seen; I really hope they get better.
The humans are all given magical MacGuffins that conform to a tortuous series of unlikely restrictions just to move the bare plot.
Why the dog can be killed by the pressure if the other creature from hell can receive bullets without problems????? Bloodline is incoherent with the movie series in many ways.
There are so many plot holes in this one, it makes you wonder why the screenwriters didn't go through a series of re-writes.
Will Spanner (David Byrnes, the fifth actor to play the role in the series) stumbles onto another bizarre case, this time involving vampires rather than the usual witches, warlocks & demons (he's at the hospital to check on his friend's son who got hurt in a hit and run when they wheel a girl who's been attacked by a vamp in).
This is a children's TV series about a Mary-Sue who is at the same time, mean and bitchy.
What a terrible series!
Director Kinji Fukasaku is perhaps best known, in his homeland at least, for his Japanese gangster films, a series with which this movie shares a number of characteristics.
This movie takes the plot behind the sci-fi flick "Doppelganger" (an astronaut from our Earth crashing on a 'counter-Earth' on the opposite side of the Sun, and the Cold War totalitarian vibes on that world) and tries to turn it into a pilot for a TV series.
Even such B-illuminaries as Dick Sargent("Bewitched" tv series, "Ghost with 1,000,000 Eyes), Keenan Wynn("Dr.
I can't believe that anyone who has ever seen the original series enjoyed this stinker.
Contrast this to the Cosmos series hosted by Carl Sagan.
The series does not start as it means to go on.
Seeing how it all began is very satisfying, and viewed in mind of the rest of the series, rather moving actually.
Sad to say this is one of the sillier of John Wayne's series of poverty row westerns for Lone Star Productions.
I did not read Burroughs' Tarzan books, but many of his other series -- they were packed with meaningful action and heroic purpose!
To anyone who likes the TV series: forget the movie.
But after watching an endless series of bad horror movies, I can say that it is a little different from many I have seen.
First and foremost no plot, what I expected to be the plot (see: "Revenge") turned into a series of events just happening in a effort to spend their special effects budget of $14.89 and waste studio time.
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