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A woman, who one day sees herself drive past in her own car.
Silverstone is appealing and successful in carving out an interesting young woman here, despite the picture's kitschy undermining.
"Houseboat Horror" is often regarded as the worst Australian film ever made and described as a typical slasher film,which carried the promotion 'See the movie that can't get an Academy Award'.An underground disco band members begins to die slashed to death by burned maniac as they are attempting to shoot a music video on a remote lake in the Australian outback.Badly acted and written slasher flick with zero suspense and annoying characters.It certainly delivers the gore:heads are split in half with a machete,throats are cut and a woman is killed with a horseshoe.If you like cheesy slasher movies you can give this one a try,but you have been warned.At least it's better than Swedish "The Bleeder".4
Routine suspense yarn about a sociopath (Dillon) who gives his sperm to a clinic of human reproduction and starts to harrass the lives of the woman (Antony) and his husband (Mancuso).
The story concerns a woman trying to find out what has happened to her sister.
Soon after the other car forces them to stop & a crazy woman with a shotgun gets out & shouts at them, makes them take their clothes off & makes them pee on them & then randomly drives off.
An unmarried woman named Stella (Bette Midler) gets pregnant by a wealthy man (Stephen Collins).
A wealthy upper class English woman schemes, plots and manipulates everyone around her for her own satisfaction.
How a young woman could 'love' the lieutenant from just glimpsing him was nonsense.
Maya is a woman without any interests.
Case in point, look at two of the segments in the film, one where Ethan Hawke lights a cigarette for a woman on a street and proceeds to chat her up with obnoxious sexy-talk, and another with Orlando Bloom trying to score a movie with an incredulous demand from his director to read two Dostoyevsky books.
Not only was the plot of this film contrived with the ease in which the two psychos are able to kidnap a pregnant woman without breaking a sweat but it was a terrible rip-off of 'Misery'.
The main plot of this movie is about a woman getting revenge on her rapists.
It is a poor movie about a serious subject featuring an abused woman who flees the king of the slime people in to the protective arms of the king of the wussy people.
An old , disfigured woman living in the woods, giving kids presents for their teeth.
The story of a woman (Ann) on her death bed, her two daughters (Nina and Constance) and her thoughts about her past.
Woman (Miriam Hopkins as Virginia) chases Man (Joel McCrea as Kenneth) for father (Charles Winninger as B.J.).
Woman wants to get Man to invest some of deceased mother's money in father's business venture; but, father is notorious for losing money on hair-brained schemes.
The sight of a 75 year old woman with a plastic face making sexual innuendos seemed more suitable for a horror film.
Jane Russell has it all working for her, Marilyn's lesser woman and/or actress.
They have another woman in a wheelchair they hide because she is deformed, and occasionally they kill some one to feed this person human flesh that really looks like some store-bought ham which they dressed up by sticking on a few plastic fingers.
Meanwhile somewhere else in america a woman finds her cheatin' man with her friend in bed together.
The 3 friends separately meet and fall for the same woman (Amanda Peet).
As a single woman over 40, I found this film extremely insulting and demeaning to single women over 40, not to mention every other woman, of any age.
A woman appears in the movie without any introduction and is never introduced.
We learn half-way into the movie that this woman works in the District Attorney's office.
This woman who works as an intern for a photographer goes home and takes a bath where she discovers this hole in the ceiling.
And in the final scene when Martin's character removes his hat for the woman he called a "pig," almost made me go outside and find a stone to throw through my television screen.
From actor and independent writer/director John Cassavetes, A Woman Under the Influence gives the viewer a look at a working class family with a problem of mental instability.
People that couldn't dance tried to act and there was the sexy "Landers" woman who couldn't sing, act, or dance - I guess she had just finished being Ghandi's wife.
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