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I normally sanctify stuff like this! Early 70's grindhouse flicks with scrumptious sounding titles and a schlocky low-budget atmosphere usually ROCK.
Usually when you have these types of movies there's generally ONE sasquatch, but in this one there is like what? 7 or 10 of them?.
Usually, I don't think Hollywood productions are fit to be called film, so I call them 'movies' instead.
Hanks is usually the good guy in a movie - the one you like, admire and root for.
I've even watched a lot of SciFi Channel movies so I know not to expect much - a usually promising movie that has no ending to speak of.
I've gotta say, I usually like horror movies that i've never seen... however, this one was just to pathetic for my gory taste.
The usually excellent Alice Krige is wasted in this one, and the plot twists are ludicrous.
All of David Prior's movies are terrible on all counts: bad writing, bad acting, bad cinematography, no budget (the director's brother is usually cast as the male lead).
I usually always find something I like in a movie, but this is crazy.
When I do see struggling people, they are usually Haitians, Dominicans, or Cubans that have recently arrived to the island.
Critics usually point first to the actors as the problem whenever a film proves disappointing, but this is grossly unfair; the scriptwriters and director are far more often the guilty parties.
The actors deliver their lines with unenthusiastic aplomb, which isn't hard to understand considering that the lines are usually earth-shakers like " I double-checked everything twice!"
I'm sure that there are many gay men who are just happy to see themselves depicted on screen, since Black gay characters are seldom seen, and when they are the characters are usually not fully developed.
This is a very odd film ... I wasn't really sure what is was about, some N London lowlifes find a mute kid in the woods that they all believe is some kind of oracle and somehow makes them all, in their own way, change something about their lives that usually ends in disaster.
Don't get me wrong; as clichéd and preposterous his movies may be, I usually end up enjoying the comedy.
I've noticed over the years that when a rock star makes his final album before his death, that album, if it's not his best, is usually prolific in some way and worthy of a listen at least.
The album is usually good enough to cement a legacy.
However, when it comes to comedians, especially mainstream comics who star in their own vehicles, their final movie is usually God awful.
Steve Martin, who is a very talented person and usually brings a lot to a movie, was dreadful and his entire character was not even close to being important to this movie, other than to make it longer.
Usually a revolting film is watchable for the wrong reasons.
Not quite so tired and so unfunny, his films are usually witty and hilarious but how did this happen, is it still our good old Woody?
Strange that the acting was soooo bad, these actors usually give a good show.
My friends usually can put up with a lot of hopeless movies but this one was too poor for us to even watch it to the end.
Obviously, I think, it was a mistake to ever 'show' the alien, as its actual visage in no way even approximates such a daunting build-up; all we get is the standard Star Trek psychedelic light display used for any number of things in different episodes, usually when the ship is passing through a magnetic storm or something similar.
Poo knickers fight scenes as per usually.
Usually this is okay because we're dealing with a genre, but the challenge generally resides in making it original, new and inventive.
From early entries like To all a Good Night right up until the big budgeted schlock of titles like Urban Legend or Schools Out, there's usually always been a campus slasher lurking somewhere in the pipeline.
I usually enjoy watching bad films for the fun of it, but due to the bad acting, poorly prepared or non existent sets and a very dull and short ending.It was a struggle to watch it through to the ending.
For parents, they usually want their kids to watch something good for them.
This was one of those films that got a ton of play on the airwaves in the early 1970's, usually on the "4am Movie" or one time, on the 7:30 PM "Channel 6 Big Movie" and still another on Creature Double Feature.WHen local channels used to run movies as part of their local programming(mostly gone today in favor of infomercial time) It was of the time.
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