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This movie was like a bad train wreck, as horrible as it was, you still had to continue to watch.
Watching the actress, who was ill during the filming and would drink herself to death at age 40 shortly after the film was released, has the same fascination as watching a train wreck.
Yes, I watched this entire train wreck but only so that I wouldn't later wonder if Cleese had come to his senses in the latter part.
You never fall off the bike or wreck for that matter.
This rip off of the 1984 hit "Gremlins" is quite possibly the biggest train wreck of a movie ever made.
Much like Orson Welles thirty years earlier,Mike Sarne was given "the biggest train set in the world"to play with,but unfortunately lacked the ability to do anything more than watch his train set become a train wreck that is still spoken of with shock and a strange sort of awe.
My advice, take the $4.00 rental fee you would have paid to see this movie and just send it right to me as an advance thank you for saving you the time and frustration of having to sit through this train wreck, or you may want to send me the $50.00 replacement fee you would have been charged from taking out your twelve gage to use this piece of garbage as skeet shooting practice.
I cannot say enough bad things about this train wreck.
The only thing that impressed me about this film was the one shot of the car wreck from above.
The center line of the road was perfectly centered and the camera moved on along the line and past the wreck.
Hero strolls away from wreck and casually lights a trail of gasoline behind him.
From the opening dialog and scenes, I knew I knew I was in for a train wreck.
I've seen a lot of films, and a lot of bad films, but nothing prepared me for this; by the end of it I was a gibbering, snivelling wreck, tearing at the carpet with my teeth like a dog, clawing at the walls, howling till my lungs were sore.
The beginning is promising with a car wreck and a woman and her daughter being burned alive in front of a police officer, Edward.
Basic slasher movie premise, 3 young ladies wreck their car and end up staying with a creepy family.
Hard to believe this hamfisted, uneven wreck was directed by Peter Bogdanovich, but then again, he hasn't made a watchable movie in, what? 30 years?
It is a bit like watching a train wreck in slow motion, but lovely nonetheless... Big Edie and Little Edie seem a bit like family members after watching this movie repeatedly, and are infinitely quotable: "It's a goddamned beautiful day, now will you just shut up?"
A man's wife is almost burned to death in a tragic car wreck, in which he was driving.
Is the young woman, claiming to be the wife of a brother killed in a train wreck, actually an impostor?
Mrs. Beetle thrashes Mr. Beetle with her umbrella, Mr. Beetle jumps through the screen, and they both end up in jail after the projector they wreck catches on fire.
Sort of like a very primitive episode of "General Hospital" set in a natal ward (and one for tough cases at that), this fast-moving programmer has a satisfying emotional impact -- mainly because Eric Linden, as the distraught young husband in the main plot, is so palpably a wreck, and with such good reason.
Over all, the cast was just incredible without egos to wreck a fine script.
He escapes a mental hospital 15 years later to return to Haddofield to wreck havoc once again.
Andrew is a nervous wreck to say the least and Dave is considered being one of the biggest losers of society.
At first, I thought it was a train wreck, full of strange, shrieking characters, and it was exceedingly hard to watch.
One thing the film does is show her as not only a woman on the verge of a mental breakdown but show her as a physical wreck as well.
She wanted to wreck his marriage, and she accomplishes this while Waldemar is in Tibet.
He took a risk with such innovations in film montage and form, and the well-known financial train wreck resulted.
Its like watching a train wreck being set in motion.
Strutting, cringing, bragging or begging, Kilmer is constantly in character and the character is constantly a fascinating car wreck.
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