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Arnold is in it playing a high lord trying to make sure an ancient talisman is destroyed before it blows up the world.Brigitte Nielsen is the title character who at the time was Sly's girl and a pretty bad actress.Movie producers like to cast Playboy type women who cant act in low budget B movies.
The title match between the two overgrown predators occurs in the last quarter hour after our heroes, who have been consistently whittled down by the monsters, find a helicopter and take off in time before the military pulverizes the island.
John Waters directed this music-filled spoof of the fifties scene with Johnny Depp playing the title role.
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.
The title of the movie makes it look like it would be a scary and exciting movie but it is so far from it that I couldn't believe it.
It did not live up to the title like it should have so boo hoo hoo.
Based on a true story, it is simply about Christina Ricci's character and her struggle with depression, drugs, friends and family as you can probably tell from the title.
Then there is a serial Killer who apparently can Kill one person to get the title of serial Killer.
This was a mish mash of a film that started out going nowhere, got lost on the way then suddenly found a plot in the last 5 minutes when the title character is FINALLY introduced.
I was truly looking forward to this title.
The idea of someone making a cheesy 50s monster movie could have been worth a few laughs, but instead this title only bores.
Michael Caine plays a tough and ruthless boxing promoter who's son is up for a title eliminator .
The title and creative team behind the picture suggest this is a sequel of sorts to 2003's Bruce Almighty.
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.
This title is bullcrap.
I suppose the distributors renamed the original title so that it would make some extra bucks or something.
I've always been intrigued by the title, the star and the desert but for some (now pretty clear) reason, this film is never shown on TV or I've happen to miss it if it's ever shown.
I supposed I was actually expecting a Bollywood remake of "The Fog", from the title, but this is actually more of a Bollywood remake of "I Know What You Did Last Summer", with some elements of "Scream", kind of, sort of, and not a very good one either.
The gooey sequence that kind of "explains" the film's title is the only halfway memorable one in this tiresome film.
I recently viewed a copy of this (under the title 'Eaten Alive') Talk about dreadful!
I remember seeing his first film "PugniNella Tasca"/"Fists in the Pocket" (or some such title) in Rome when it was first shown close on 50 years ago (I was living thereat the time).
The title, although singular, will undoubtedly remind real horror fans of Tod Browning's immortal classic about a troop of circus freaks and how they were misunderstood by the outside world.
The title sounds cool; it's just the weak script that should have gone someplace else!
Like the above poster, I got burned on the title thinking I was getting the other Piranha...
I can see now why they changed the original title from "Summer Love" to " Dead Man's Bounty".
The title doesn't make much sense to me.
The best part (for those who need something to look forward to) is what Montand does to the introductory part of the title song.
Its not worth mentioning the title, but the ratings on this movie are pretty generous for a vomit scum movie like this.
Barely any gore, as the title suggests.
If it doesn't want to be looked on as a sequel it should not have borrowed most of the title from the 1981 film.
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