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Windbreaker!

  • I TRUST YOU TO KILL ME because my life has no meaning.

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    Someone brought this to my attention last year.  I completely missed it when it hit theaters.  I've known Kiefer was one of those actor-loves-rock types, but it turns out he's more committed than that -- he puts his money where his mouth is and busts his butt to get Rocco Deluca & the Burden signed.

    The band is decent with a few very good songs that strike you as instant hits.  I'm such an opponent of top 40 radio that it's possible all the crazy kids are listening to Rocco and I had no clue...

    But the real reason to watch I Trust You to Kill Me is it's a voyeur's dream.  Jack Bauer's real life is a train wreck.  Chain smoker... get hammered... grab some skank in Denny's.... get hammered again... the guy is an 18-year old!  Unbelievable. 


  • WONDER WOMAN

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    Wonder Woman  (2009)

    I'm disappointed, fellow comic book fans.  As of March 31, 2009, no reviews for Wonder Woman?!  This was a TERRIFIC animated made-for-DVD movie.  This isn't for your kids, either.  It's a strong PG-13.  Nathan Fillion is perfect as Steve Trevor.

    Special features are also nice, particularly the preview of the upcoming GREEN LANTERN.


  • THE FOG

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    The Fog  (1979)

    "You are weird. Thank God you're weird. The last one was so normal, it was disgusting."

    I don't know why some Spout tools tagged The Fog with the words they did.  This movie is plain and simple, a tale of bad weather.  You know how some people say "man, this is bad weather"?  You know?  Well, that saying was derived from John Carpenter's little gem, The Fog.  Some of you won't believe me and will Google fact-check me.  Well, those some of you are morons.  Hear me now and believe me later:  this film first aired on the Weather Channel.

    Ok, plot synopsis:

    • Jamie Lee Curtis hitchhikes because a storm's a comin.  (We think.)  She's picked up by a strange, unattractive man who drives her through the night then bangs her like a screen door in a wind storm.  (Cover your eyes, children, this review is for your parents.)
    • Jamie's new beau gets a knock at the door.  Probably a Jehovah's Witness or one of those obnoxious 10-year old girls selling cookies.  We never get to see who it is because this fog is so damn thick.
    • Pirates appear in 1979, board a fishing vessel, slay the crew, and disappear into the fog.  (Yes -- this is the same movie.)
    • Local radio show hostess with the mostess, Adrienne Barbeau flashes her breasts because it's so foggy and everyone knows that fog creates heat.  Ok, Adrienne never does lift her shirt, but only because she was sleeping with John Carpenter during the filming.  He was jealous of her fun bags even though every 14-80 year old male in America had seen them in other feature films.
    • The fog moves around town but never brings any rain or noticable humidity.  Sometimes fog is just annoying, like in The Fog.  You're like, ok, rain?  Good for my crops (what, you don't call your goods 'crops'?).  And humidity is supposed to be good for some ailments, so that's not all bad, but it's not so good for allergies, so that's not all good.
    • Jamie drives to town with her fornication buddy but they keep changing directions because it's so freakin foggy.  According to the special features, the crew received kudos from Carpenter because they made the foggiest fog of any fog movie. 
    • Ahoy!  Pirates land at Adrienne's house and kill the nanny.  ARRRRGGHHH
    • Janet Leigh of Psycho fame leads a candlelight vigil around town because the fog has knocked out the power.  [p.s. I once waited 18 hours for the power company to get my lights back on because of fog... I hate fog.]
    • A handful of townspeople who decide to boycott fog run to a church where they're met by the anarchist, atheist Pirates.  Pirates win!


  • SUKIYAKI SOCKITTOOMEE

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    Whites vs. Reds.  Whites are winning, now Reds take the lead, watch it -- Whites making a strong push back, hey now those Reds aren't backing down anymore, whoops White power in effect, oh Reds have a machine gun (ho... ho... ho...).

    Anyone who says this is a great action flick is saying that because they want it to be a great action flick.  It's an okay movie with a few really cool camera ideas.  That's it.


  • "i'm an officer from hell"

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    The Razor - The Snare  Production Year

    Hanzo the Razor... wow.  I had no idea there was such a thing as S&M samurai flicks.  This was a crazy, crazy mind coming up with plots like this:  tough as nails cop (in ancient Japan) busts illegal abortion ring when not busy having sex with a bundle of hay... HAY, PEOPLE... and raping women who like it.  That's right - who like it.  Disturbing.

    That aside, Hanzo is quite the badass swordsman. 

    Pictured below, Hanzo the Razor entertains a guest... against her will... who is willing... kind of...

     


  • the walls have eyes!!!

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    Joy House  (1964)

    Joy House is a French film in English without French subtitles to avoid confusing English audiences despite the French cast minus the occassional English actor/starlet who can also be appreciated in French circles.

    Give it a chance.  The first hour or so is a bit choppy - switching from suspense to seemingly dramedy in moments.  The last act has a nice payoff for those who stick it out.


 

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