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Having some idle time before going to work, I looked at my "50 Movie Pack Comedy Classics" DVD collection and picked the most obscure title in the pack: Zis Boom Bah starring a forgotten Grace Hayes.
Also, the VHS copy of this film under the title of "When Taekwondo Strikes" looks better than the DVD, but the remaining several minutes of the movie are "missing".
I think the title should've been "Camping 101", or something to that effect.
If you just take a look at the plot keywords for this title, you pretty much know the entire content of the film: sex, breasts, exploitation, female frontal nudity and women's prison!
"Escape of the Island Women" (an alternate title that isn't even listed here) clearly wanted to become another notorious and controversial woman-in-prison classic, but it totally lacks the brutality of one.
Granted, I should not expect much from a movie with such a title, but I thought considering the back of the box's description that it might have some fun horror scenes with the "horny, mutant, cannibal zombie".
Chevy Chase and company put together a great trilogy back when he was in his prime; now let's just pull the plug and let the title rest in peace.
The title of this documentary is very misleading.
He has charisma that made him win the title of Star Academy, a very famous reality show, and he is good in interviews and TV shows, but he was just the weakest link of this film.
The main title sequence alone makes this movie fun to watch.
I was 12 years old when I saw the original film (I lived in Italy and the Italian title was "FBI, OPERATION CAT!")
Even the title song in the original film (both original version and the dubbed Italian version) was extremely nice and creating the mood for the story.
On this remake the title song is even worst than the movie itself.
You would think someone with a long-standing musical career could do better than the title song, but you would be wrong.
Even the title is a take on another film if you can give the movie that much credit.
Fine costuming and sets can't even begin to overwhelm lackluster performances by Joanne Whalley (as the title character) and the ever-bland Timothy Dalton (as Rhett).
This comment is meant mainly as a warning to the people who might be attracted to the title by its (temporarily)high user rating which I find frankly puzzling.
You'd think that with a title like "Miner's Massacre" some interesting things might happen.
Right from the title sequence I knew it would suck and I would return my DVD but Best Buy doesn't refund DVDs, or consumable products as they call it, or so my receipt says.
The title promises Dracula in space and does deliver, however, the story makes no real use of the fact that Casper van Dien's character is a descendant of Van Helsing.
Leatherheads is an apt title, however a leather strap would be more useful to self-flagellate oneself after purchasing a ticket to watch this noxious attempt at entertainment.
It casts Nielsen as the myopic title character, something gets planted on him, and he makes a mess of everything.
Okay -- the title "House of Frankenstein", was a reference to a line from the original Frankenstein movie.
Instead of taking small parts in heartfelt projects, Mellencamp dives right in playing the lead in "Falling From Grace", which he also directed, and the results are as awkward and unbecoming as that title.
Sad to say, this movie, much like the title of the post, is stranded at third by a movie that seems to be running on autopilot.
Apparently, all that you have to do to enjoy box office succes is title your movie after a revered 19th century novel.
I had a bad feeling when I saw the cheap title work.
I caught this film -- under the title of "What Lies Above" -- on Lifetime movie network last night, and just had to comment on it.
Unfortunately, the screen writers took the title from Sabatini then threw the rest of the book away.
scary staccato music heralding the approaching horrors, atmospheric New England winter weather, and an excellent charismatic actress in the title role.
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