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Six out of seven sorority girls wish hide a body less than risk eviction and the seventh is ready to stalk the stalker. They’re so bright that they’re down to four previously they notice. But is the killer the house maw who they’ve fist dead in the swimming bank, or is it the screwy babe [...]

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The picture tells the story of Fernanda, a 19-year-old who lives in a zone
in between male and female. The equipment is male; the presentation is female.
Fernanda (Ingrid de Souza) has augmented breasts and long hair and looks a
little like former MTV video jockey “Downtown” Julie Brown.
All Fernanda wants is a mundane middle-class existence, a husband, [...]

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Assumption the talents, Poltergeist is an annoying shoot because it could keep been so much better. Certainly, the crush is interesting, a persistent parapsychological phenomenon that defies painstaking explanation, yet refuses to go away.But producer Steven Spielberg and the director Tobe Hooper, don’t really care. They’re fully content to demonstrate how well they can create [...]

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Disney garb makes entertainment capital out of the monster everybody with clever drawing-board personifications of a quartet of mice doing battle with an ornery cat. The cartoon, in fact, has past help more success in projecting the soften animals than in its main character, Cinderella, who is on the colorless, doll-faced side, as is the [...]

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While the task of putting Proust on the screen has defeated directors in the manner of Joseph Losey and Luchino Visconti, Chilean maverick Raoul Ruiz takes a valiant stab at it in “Time Regained.” Not beaten in reproducing the eclectic spirit of “Remembrance of Things Dead and buried,” this handsomely mounted period piece nonetheless leaves [...]

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“An inspired work.”
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz

Terry Zwigoff’ (”Ghost World”/”Bad Santa”/”Crumb”) misanthropic,
confrontational satire on the art scene is an inspired work based on the
comic book story Eightball by Daniel Clowes (studied art at Pratt Institute
in Brooklyn). The uneven comedy gets lost in too many ideas and in all
its subplots that include a murder mystery, a cartoonish [...]

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I could say lots of bad things about this film, but that seems rather stupid after hearing the commentary by Kurt Russell and director John Carpenter, which explains a lot about why so many films get screwed up in Hollywood.

In this case, 20th Century Fox chairman Barry Diller didn't understand the point of the movie [...]

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Ahhh…the sword and sorcery epic. Exact a little bit of the aggregate Steve Reeves pumped and preened effete warrior fanciful, toss in some barely clad babes with equally toned and trained tendencies, mix in wizards, magical powers, amulets, talis-men, omens, loin cloths, leather arm straps and far too much fur for PETA to condone and [...]

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Based on Isaac Bashevis Singer’s novel, Enemies, A Love Story is the tale of identical Herman Broder; a man with no propensity for the purpose marriage who ends up simultaneously married to three women. Big cheese Paul Mazursky
(Bob&Carol&Ted&Alice, An Unmarried Woman) painstakingly creates the on cloud nine of in 1940s America and the lives of [...]

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