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Not that surprising in the end but you'll love it if you loved Usual Suspects or if you're fond of detective movies.
if it would not be for sign of "low budget" in some scenes, and a certain "too close" resemblance of "the usual suspects", this feature would be an excellent thriller in itself.
Dona Isabella suspects that Hilary Evans (John Sutton of "Thief of Damascus") of the Royal Africa Company that has a profitable business in slave trading may be behind this ruse to discredit Blood.
There actually is a mildly shocking twist (shocking for Jackie, but don't expect Usual Suspects here).
There is a plethora of wonderful character voices as well as those that recollect the usual suspects from school.
When the girls start get murdered one by one, she suspects herself.
Although the identity of the assassin -out of three suspects- can be anticipated early in the picture tension and interest do not decrease at all due to a strong direction by Anatole Litvak.
Angela Bettis (tv's "Carrie") give a solid performance as a new resident who suspects something more sinister than her neighbour's scene-readings are taking place when she beings hearing noises, hammering and screaming emanating from within the walls of the building itself.
I can't believe so many people are calling this a "great" movie, and I really have to suspect that someone paid the reviewer quoted on the box to say that this was "better than The Usual Suspects" (it isn't).
It's one of those films you need to see again, armed with the knowledge of how it is going to turn out - like "The Usual Suspects".
She seems to get all kinds of free time to run around questioning potential suspects.
The plot is maybe more tangled than that of "The Usual Suspects", and there are enough distorted/out-of-chronological order events, half-remembered/repeated/altered lines and "was-it-all-a-dream-or-was-it-real?" tricks to baffle even the most avid mystery fan.
The script never gives us anything else and trying to convince us that nobody even suspects Thora's Liz is unwise.
O'Bannon suspects a religious cult known as the Trillion as they sacrifice victims by electricity & remove their innards, O'Bannon banks on it being more than just a coincidence & decides to pay the cult leader Tiny Frakes (Mickey Rourke) a visit.
But the acting is superb, especially by Peter O'Toole as General Tanz, an utterly ruthless killing machine, Tom Courtnay as Corporal Hartman, who is assigned to show Tanz the sights of Paris, Donald Pleasance and Charles Gray as two other German generals who are suspects, along with General Tanz, in the murder of a Polish prostitute in Warsaw, and Phillipe Noiret as a high ranking French policeman who helps Lt. Col. Grau with his search for the killer.
Karloff's presence notwithstanding, the entire film has only two interesting scenes: in one, a murder takes place in front of at least ten people, yet nobody notices it at first and they go on playing a guessing game as if nothing had happened; in the other, detective Wong gathers (indirectly) all the murder suspects in his house and explains his various theories in detail, in a sequence that plays very much like an early version of all those "and now all will be revealed!"
Hunter was a kick-ass, take-no-prisoners kind of cop, even in the first 3 seasons where only a few suspects were actually killed when confronted by Hunter & McCall.
In the last few seasons more and more of the suspects Hunter tried to arrest for murder pulled weapons on him and ended up dead.
I remember when Stephen Baldwin was part of a great film called "The Usual Suspects."
I would give it 1/4 of one star it is that bad, and I only give it that because Stephen Baldwin was so good in "The Usual Suspects" and his brother Alec is so good on the show "30 Rock."
Detective Koch and O Leary assemble a mixed cast of suspects that would make even Charlie Chan cringe.
One of the suspects is a former patient played by Sean Patrick Flanery.
Murder mystery set in the German Army during World War II, involving 3 generals who are suspects.
Many reviews have alluded to the fact that is a pretty obvious rip-off of "The Usual Suspects".
When one of his stoner friends, who said that the group is evil, joins it seemingly out of the blue, Steve suspects foul play.
A plausible climax determining who between two obvious suspects might in fact be the real killer would've at least provided a satisfying conclusion to a rather poorly conceived horror film.
Ever since a friend in grad school described it: "Robert Walker is mean to his mother, so everyone suspects he's a Communist."
Beutel is madly in love with Thelma but suspects her of not telling the truth about what is going on and feels she is becoming a number one suspect.
This film centers around a mob lieutenant who suspects he is being betrayed by his boss.
Anyway, the FBI suspects Conway is up to something and agents Sarah Tanner and Jake Hallman, an item outside work as well, is at the bank watching him.
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