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There is an unending list of wrong turns that this movie makes and so many unexplained events.
Recently, near a London school for boys, several men have experienced violent, and unexplained deaths.
There are many unexplained subplots and the story is completely open to the most different interpretations, and of course I have mine.
If you do last any longer you'll find totally unexplained plot details, such as, why the hell are vampires robbing a bank with humans?
He loves his assistant Nanon, who through unexplained hang-ups of her own (she is repulsed by the touch of a man) rebuffs the advances of Malabar the circus strongman, instead preferring Alonzo.
I hear that it has been extensively cut.. which could explain why so many things are unexplained.
This film achieved what others did not- I could not release my girlfriend's hand all over the time, and when the story finished I discovered there was nothing unexplained.
The ending leaves almost everything unexplained and is just as arbitrary and nonsensical as the rest of this film.
Instead, the viewer gets ninety minutes of choppy, inadequate details that mostly go unexplained.
With numerous plot holes and unexplained story lines, this movie is not much above a quick cure for insomnia.
The only reason I remember it is because of the unexplained pretentiousness of inserting an ill-fitting note of profundity in the person of Sam Silver, and especially, the presence of Elena Sahagun, a very beautiful and underappreciated actress.
Dialogue and acting that borders on the truly comedic, ill-defined meandering characters, loads of unexplained shots, scenes, and material-this is not the "best" B-movie I have seen, but it is entertaining nonetheless.
Having been in the music business, It is great to here so many musicians give songwriting credit to an unexplained force.
It is full of unexplained elements: where did the virus come from?
These scenes are relatively effective and the killer does have an ability to appear menacing, but there are also some ludicrous scenes thrown in and some weird, unexplained stuff, and fantastic leaps of logic needed when the end is revealed.
Oh, & for some unexplained reason Micheal's eye's turn red.
It actually leaves a lot unexplained, to great affect.
From the unexplained stills of constellations and stars to the ultra-cheap 70s "animation moments", this movie is filled with painful scenes and appalling execution.
The plot is reasonably fair but viewers today will have to make allowances for the unexplained events such as blackouts, German-accented heavies, and gambling dens being converted to dining rooms which may not be quickly understood by a modern audience.
Is this unexplained phenomenon on his mind ?
Evidently there is some sort of demon that has been held captive for thousands of years, and for some unexplained reason it is set loose every thousand years.
"Oblivion" is right; further misadventures of Reggie and Mike pursuing the Tall Man still leave too much unexplained; we do find out the Tall Man's identity (Jebediah Morningside) and how he became interested in his "work", but it's never explained exactly how he got his supernatural powers, what exactly the "other side" is, what the flying spheres are or where they came from, how the "other side" transforms bodies into gnomes, and most of all, we still don't know what in the HELL the Tall Man means to do with his evil power.
The later editions just try to explain too much...I always thought it was best to leave it unexplained and mysterious.
Afterdark Horrorfest are the best B-Movies I've ever seen.It has it's crappers(The Hamiltons, Nightmare Man, Crazy Eights), but they make up for it with wonderful movies like Mulberry Street.This is yet another great movie in the Afterdark Horrorfest 8 Films To Die For series, and I would say probably my 4th favorite out of all of them.It was really well executed for a B-Movie, as are all the Afterdark Horrorfest films, and I couldn't help but be so sucked into the story plot and suspense.It may have been just a little retarded, funny even, and they left some things unexplained, but hey, I was expecting less, and got a lot.Overall, MOST of all the movies in the Afterdark Horrorfest films are great and VERY underrated, and I hope for these movies to be more recognized than what they already are, which is not recognized hardly at all, because they are some really spectacular movies, and I'm looking forward to the next set that comes out.
It certainly seems that the producers are trying to feed off of their first born in this genre, "What the Bleep Do We Know..., Like Bleep it promises existentialist views of rather unexplained events and experiences in our life with a spin that was thought provoking and entertaining.
During the Dragonball Z series, there were two excellent movie specials that explained the background of characters with relatively unexplained backgrounds.
The abrupt, unexplained ending was especially frustrating to me.
There's some sort of unexplained voodoo thing going on with human-shaped Popsicles which causes the adults to melt (like ice cream) when their child bites into it...
The unexplained antagonism of the Schwabs was daring for its severity and its mystery, but the portrayal of the Schwabs themselves made it snap into place.
Unfortunately this was primarily used as a means to portray a lot of cheesy and cheap "shocks" and even unexplained motives for the Gus (Clancy Brown) character.
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