Amazing..this movie can STILL make me chuckle like a stoned schoolboy..lol
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quote:Originally posted by Crash: You should see the movie. If you asked me to tell you what it was about, I think that I'd just have to respond, "Rita Calderoni gets nude for Satan...a lot. In a castle. With a big spider. With some other weird people. And they roll around under colored lights with smoke pots going off...a lot. Did I mention that she gets nude for Satan?"
Nuttiest giallo or something like a giallo that I've ever seen!
Yeah, but where's John Simm? I just watched the ep where he's speeding, hot Can't he get nude for Satan in the last 3 episodes? Hahaha Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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The Jerk is on TV tomorrow, I haven't seen it in forever. Will watch Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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Hell in the Pacific (1968). Lee Marvin, Toshiro Mifune. A confrontation between an American marine fighter pilot and a Japanese naval officer takes place on a Pacific island in the Second World War.
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quote:Originally posted by Crash: You should see the movie. If you asked me to tell you what it was about, I think that I'd just have to respond, "Rita Calderoni gets nude for Satan...a lot. In a castle. With a big spider. With some other weird people. And they roll around under colored lights with smoke pots going off...a lot. Did I mention that she gets nude for Satan?"
Nuttiest giallo or something like a giallo that I've ever seen!
Nude for Satan was released on dvd here. I need to get it!
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Oh, you have to see this one, aTomik! You won't believe it. Rita Calderoni is in two other nutso Italian horror films "Delerium" with Mickey Hargitay and "The Reincarnation of Isabelle." All three films make absolutely no sense and appear to be the work of deranged folks high on something. They are all mind-boggling!
Funny story: My son (who was about 14 at the time) and I were at a horror convention a few years ago and were perusing the dealer tables. These two really funny, nice guys--who admitted that they had been drinking heavily prior to the show--had a lot of crazy stuff for sale. They had a monitor with DVD-R burns running non-stop, and when the scene of Calderoni sans clothing walking through the woods in the opening of the film came on, they shouted out, "Here she comes!" My son got an eyeful, and he asked the guys, "Hey, is there anything on this table that isn't a pirate video?" And the inebriated guys showed him some Region 2 stuff in orignal boxes. Just like dear old dad... I was so proud of him that day. Posts: 2008 | From: Dixieland | Registered: Oct 2008 | Site Updates: 0
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Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977) - Linda Blair, Richard Burton, Louise Fletcher, Max Von Sydow, James Earl Jones. Directed by John Boorman.
That movie is so-bad-its-good and belongs among the funniest bad films of the 70s alongside "The Swarm", "The Car", "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" and "The Betsy".
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That's the only Exorcist I haven't seen. The only one of the others I love is Part 3 Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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Only a talented, gifted director like John Boorman can make a film as bad as "Exorcist II" or "Zardoz."
Leo, I haven't thought about "The Betsy" in years, but Lawrence Olivier's Southern accent is hilarious, one of the worst accents of any major actor in any film. Posts: 2008 | From: Dixieland | Registered: Oct 2008 | Site Updates: 0
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quote:Originally posted by Helen_S: Daleks Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. (1966)
I recently saw a good documentary on the making of the two Peter Cushing Doctor Who movies. I haven't seen either since I was very young, but I remember that I really disliked them. I think that despite Peter Cushing, I'd still dislike them for changing the Doctor Who concept for the big screen.
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I really like Dr Who and the daleks, not overly keen on this one.
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Just watching Armchair Thriller. A late 70s British TV series of ten 4 or six episode thrillers. Very dated now, but always worth a look.
Exorcist still frightens me. Trivia: Mike Oldfield was at the same school as me, got expelled and was told he wouldn't make much of his life, as he messed around too much !!!
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quote:Originally posted by Helen_S: I really like Dr Who and the daleks, not overly keen on this one.
Weirdly, I feel pretty much the opposite. On my dvr I have the two Peter Cushing efforts and also the 1996 Paul McCann one.
I didn't really get Dr Who And The Daleks, it all seemed too cheaply done for me.
Invasion Earth 2150 was better for some scale, and on the whole Bernard Cribbins did better in the 'supporting male' role than Roy Castle (of course, Cribbins later rejoined the Who cast in hte David Tennant days).
I haven't yet seen the 1996 one (well, not since it first came out) so I'm looking forward to being able to compare the three.
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How dare you disagree with me Paul I can barely remember anything about the '96 one, let me know how it is Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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Night of the eagle (1962) Fabulous witchy film, oodles of atmosphere Posts: 4057 | From: uk | Registered: May 2007 | Site Updates: 0
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The Getaway (1972). Steve McQueen, Ali McGraw, Ben Johnson, Sally Struthers, Al Lettieri, Slim Pickens, Dub Taylor and Bo Hopkins. A criminal husband who has just been freed from prison on parole and also his wife wind up going on the run when the armed robbery of a bank goes wrong. Based on the novel by Jim Thompson.
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Great Film Noir classic with good performances. One of the first movies to deal with the dark side of returning WWII vets. Brilliant writing, in switching the audiences sympathy back and forth between pro and antagonist.
MYSTERY STREET- 1950
Noirish police/forensic procedural, way ahead of it's time in many ways. Good job by Ricardo Montalban.
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