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I couldn't help but think that if more scenes were filmed with any of the b movie veterans above the film would be a whole lot better but as it is there are just a few tantalising glimpses of good entertainment without the film ever actually attaining much entertainment value.
The only redeeming value is that it is good to laugh at.
I only recently began reviewing films for the IMDB, and it was my initial intention to concentrate only on my own personal favorites, examining those which I believe are of substance and of lasting value to the horror genre.
But talk's cheap, the end result is what counts, and what we have here is a mediocre movie with some sex thrown in for shock value to try and con you into wasting your time watching it.
I accept it though for its shock value, decades before Trainspotting and Pulp Fiction.
Some interesting acting moments and some decent production value, but not enough to lift this film from "the hole" it has fallen into.
Jack-O (1995) was a really bad movie, we are talking snoozefest x 100, no entertainment value whatsoever, no budget, no gore, Z-grade actors etc etc, this film was an awful addition to the horror movie industry and shouldn't have been made!!!
If you are looking for shock value, this movie will disappoint you.
If you are looking for camp cult value, you will be even more disappointed.
And if you do stay there longer then it won't be because you'd expect akshay or paresh (not govinda please!) but because you value your money too much and you want at least a short nap on the plush seating in the multiplex in return of the money they robbed you off!
The production value looked good and I really love the logo.
I felt the Xmas special had better production value; the FX are generally pretty poor and it is clearly obvious that they didn't film in the original Royston Vasey (they filmed this on the cheap in Ireland).
The only redeeming value is the winning presence of the actress who plays the "dominated" heroine; she is a beautiful and athletic woman, which the director doesn't forget to exploit in various sleazy ways - she just happens to be an aerobics teacher.
...but other than that, there's almost no redeeming social value to this sequel to the original Poseidon Adventure.
We did a Venn Diagram (teachers know what that is) afterward, to show what was the same in both and what were the differences, so there is an educational value in showing it.
The people who made "Bloody Birthday", however, do neither of those things; they simply rely on the shock value of the image of a kid with a gun (or a knife, or a noose, or an arrow) in his/her hand.
Watch the 3 original movies, there no Oscar winners but they have some meritt and entertainment value but avoid "Raptor".
Unmemorable outing does have some camp value: the James Bond-like credits at the beginning are a cheesy hoot.
I convinced my son (18) to watch it with me as I love sharing when I find a movie of value with good underlying statements and/or story lines.
I suppose ultimately for me, the film had no depth whatsoever, just a bunch of nasty priggish men and women only there for the titillation value.
This, unfortunate movie has almost no redeeming value.
That said, the production value is definitely here, with great zombie effects and it's edited quite nicely, with very effective sound design.
I think this movie had really bad production value.
I don't know where RoboCop 2 begins and ends, I don't know what or whom it's about, I don't understand what's going on in it, I don't understand which jokes are deliberate and which aren't, I will go insane if I try to understand the characters, I see nothing of any value in anything anybody is saying, I can't believe anybody looked at the shooting script and figured it would work and I can't believe that Irvin Kirshner saw the finished result and figured that he liked what he see.
So my impression was that it was terrible but watchable for cheeseyness value.
I wanted to get that guilty feeling from watching something I've been warned is too intense to watch; I wanted the shock value.
I am the kind of person who can enjoy a good B Movie if it has some kind of redeeming value to it, but Dead Space has nothing to redeem it!
Once again Bronson's talent is mostly wasted on this shock value 1984 thriller which (uncut) is far more disturbing than most of what is out even today.
This is all production value, no substance, but the Disney name probably will help it.
This flick does get a 3 out of 10 rating from me for its camp value, and for a pretty-good performance by Gabriel Byrne as that old debbil Satan!
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