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Hilariously, Stu Ungar wins all three of his World Series titles without playing a single hand on screen.
When the titles rolled, I thought, oh well, it provided jobs for the boys.
Speaking of the soundtrack, I found it very ironic that a film about telling the truth and not stealing decided to use a song in it's titles that was a BLATANT RIPOFF of Paul Simon's "You Can Call Me Al" - except that they don't acknowledge it at all.
The problems start in DH 2 with a title sequence that looks like an unfinished concept, with strange shapes and bars wiping away titles and whatnot.
When I first saw "Race Against Fear" (don't you just love LMN movie titles?),
Browsing the various titles, I finally came across Jack Frost.
Both titles are misleading, though.
I don't think it even needs to be mentioned that these sequels rank among some of the worst titles of all time, including THE HITCHER II, STARSHIP TROOPERS 2, and CRUEL INTENTIONS 3. It's fitting that ROAD HOUSE 2 was helmed by Scott Ziehl as he was also the man in charge of ruining the Cruel Intentions series.
These are titles that tend to bring out the best in Kevin S. Tenney.
Years later and imagine my joy at switching on the sci-fi channel and finding it starts in just 5mins!!! Up go the titles and then uggg.
Other titles in his filmography include epic scale adventure movies like "Gold" and "Shout At The Devil", both adapted from Wilbur Smith novels.
Several other titles were released in the same series, like "The Black Six", "The Black Gestapo" and "The Black Godfather" and judging by all their low ratings and negative reviews none of these belong to the elite of the 70's Blaxploitation hype, neither.
OK, so i have recently been collecting a lot of vipco and hardgore titles on DVD and i have to say that this one is one of the most disappointing ones.
A more recent film compared to other titles in the Hardgore catalogue this was a straight to DVD release.
Jon Good's Wife (simply one of the worst titles for a film ever), or The Red Right Hand (another absolutely awful sounding title that means nothing & has no relevance to the film) under which I saw it, is set in 'Salem, Massachusettes 1978' (incidently the year I was born which was quite possibly the best thing to happen during those 365 days) where five old college friends meet up for a school reunion, gay-boy fagot Roger Mather (John Kuntz, is that surname for real?
...a film comes along that manages to be absolutely terrible from the opening titles on through to the studio logo tagged at the end of the closing credits.
Seriously, I think that horror movies should try and come up with more imaginative titles, even though the story's about the character as described in the title.
In my own defense, the titles are similar, and they re-did the cover art for the box so it looked almost identical.
Its a bit of Alien, part JasonX, shameless rip-off of all the best sci-fi and horror titles.
There are many more titles out there that are more deserving your time.
"Dolemite" is the touching story of Dolemite (Gotta love blaxploitation film titles), an ex-con who probably should still be in jail.
There aren't enough titles to make it clear who is who and what their relationships are.
Oh, and Savalas even gets to sing over the end titles!
QUESTION: How does a film merit two different titles like "The Librarians" and "Strike Force"?
Its from one of those mail order video companies that offers (mostly) "dupey" looking copies of hard to find titles.
Light is literally thrown in a way, together with cinematography and an alluring introduction before the titles, that had my hopes up at the start, but then - a b-movie is a b-movie is a b-movie, no matter how much spectacle is seen.
Out of the handful of alternative titles in English, "The Sexorcist" is definitely the most appropriate one, since this is basically just a shameless rip off of William Friedkin's classic horror film in which they replaced 13-year-old Linda Blair with the 19-year-old Stella Carnacina only so that she could gratuitously show her ravishing naked body.
Somewhat reluctantly I sat down (with our daughter & son), and was riveted from the opening sequence to the end titles.
Although not always noticeable to younger viewers and/or people who only have an interest in more recent horror films, each and every single episode contains a few obvious and subtler references towards classic and influential titles.
In fact one of the titles that this film is known by includes "caper" therefore that in its self is an indication of the type of movie.
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