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The title suggests that the film will feature porn, and that's not wrong - Porno Holocaust is pretty much just porn, and most of it is just the same stuff over and over again, I was fast forwarding before the end.
Anyway, with its short, 62-minute running time, small group of scientists, and cheap-looking monster, this film suggests nothing less than a Grade Z warm-up for "The Outer Limits" (which would premiere four years later), but without the fine writing that that show usually boasted.
This turned out to be a big mistake as this is exactly the film that its rating suggests it is: namely, a very bad one!
On the way the Paramedic (Randy Harrington) trying to save him suggests that he probably won't make it.
Publicity for this film suggests that it is shocking and sensational.
Fairly appalling enterprise suggests Welsh to be an infantile artist, helplessly drawn to the violent milieu he knows best, but unable to resist vacuous elaborations rooted in banal fantasy.
Even the title "Freak" suggests that this might be interesting.
One of the dead person's son is speaking with someone over the mobile, Daughter is busy with her makeup... her mother suggests her to wear salwar kameej, but the daughter is more interested in looking good when so many people will be visiting their house and hence prefers jeans and T shirt over salwar kameez... another son asks her mom to finish all the kriyas and also indicates to her that he should not be expected to come early from the office... Then the camera slowly focuses on the dead person... the white cloth covering the face is displaced slightly due to the wind, revealing the face ... Its Anupam Kher... suddenly alarm rings and he gets up from the bed... Is it his dream or a flash back?
The petite Tom Hollander is a brilliant actor: but Mr. Collins is described in the novel as tall and heavy-looking, which suggests that his terrible dancing with poor Lizzy is elephantine.
It also suggests that if you're willing to perjure yourself to protect your family from clearly deadly gangsters, you're un-American.
But to choose the bad uniformly at the expense of the good, as this film does at every turn, suggests a warped sensibility at work.
At least the movie is in yellow anf I think that suggests a road movie (?).
However, Paul the Projectionist did more than his meagre role suggests.
As the title suggests there is a philosophical, meritocratic thread running through this film: if a man has the talent and looks to find his way into society and money what might be the outcome if he is denied it for failing to have the X factor?
I also chuckled at the disparities between different representations of the octopus, the cgi shots of the creature as a whole vary over the course of the film, they are also different not only in size but appearance to the practical shots of it, and there are scenes where the tentacle action suggests that the makers had abandoned pretending they were making a film about an octopus and just envisioned their creature as a bunch of miscellaneous tentacles.
I saw this in the theatre a couple decades ago, and fuzzy recollection suggests that I liked it.
Certainly some of the materials and interviews contain some compelling stories, but unlike what the description on the back suggests, it wasn't so much the victim's story that's being told as it is the director's, Mr. Ripper, and he doesn't tell it well.
Abe suggests they beam down to some barren planet, where they meet other famous dead folks--both good and evil.
It's nothing less than a crying shame that the makers of this film weren't truly as inspired by Romero as their title suggests.
If someone suggests you to see "Beowulf", believe me : run like mad.
What we know of Caravaggio suggests a strutting brawler with a healthy sense of entitlement who lived amongst whores and thieves and hustlers and put them on canvas.
I'm not sure why the producers needed to trade on the name of a somewhat successful movie franchise because the title suggests that it is a sequel to the first three movies..which it is not.
Black Mama, White Mama, also known as 'Women in Chains,' is exactly the kind of trashy and crappy b-movie that the premise suggests.
On the one hand, the film suggests that Juana's "madness" was that she was just a woman ahead of her time.
Barely any gore, as the title suggests.
As the above suggests, I was ultimately unimpressed with this movie.
She suggests that they call Bule and tell him their decision.
The story suggests from the intro that these two people are generally happy with providing medical practice to those who are less fortunate.
The film itself has a reticence and properness that suggests its time period.
The rather pushy Anthony suggests that he could murder Haines' unfaithful wife and Haines could murder Anthony's domineering father.
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