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| 1.Richard Simmons Sweatin' to the Oldies starring: Richard Simmons, Sally Knyvette, Paul Darrow, Jan Chappell, Michael Keating directed by: E.H. Shipley November 15, 1994 |
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| GREAT WORKOUT AND RICHARD SIMMONS STILL ROCKS!!!!!ALL OF HIS VIDEOS ARE SO EASY TO DO AND YOU CAN SPLIT UP THE TIME TO DO THE WHOLE VIDEO THROUGH OUT THE DAY TO GET IN YOUR WORK OUT. |
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| 2.Reptile (Ws Spec) starring: Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel, Ray Barrett, Jacqueline Pearce, Michael Ripper directed by: John Gilling September 10, 1997 |
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| Others have written excellent plot summaries of The Reptile, so I will go right to what I like so much about it:
1. The cast is outstanding. Michael Ripper, who is in almost all Hammer films and hardly ever plays someone of any intellect, is featured more in The Reptile. This role is actually a change of pace for him and it's good to see him getting to do more. 2. The Reptile is a companion piece to Plague of the Zombies--same director, screenwriter, sets, and some of the same cast. It had to ... Read More: |
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| 3.Plague of the Zombies (Ws Spec) starring: André Morell, Diane Clare, Brook Williams, Jacqueline Pearce, John Carson directed by: John Gilling September 10, 1997 |
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| *HAMMER pounds the the zombie nail*
The British film industry was churning out horror in the 60's in rabid fashion. After several remakes of old Universal films, they found some fresh deadmeat to serve up--the voodoo zombie sub-genre. This has obvious parallels with WHITE ZOMBIE, but PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES shambles alone in its spine-tingling impact. Doctors are baffled as village people keep falling victim to a mysterious illness. It is eventually discovered that their fate has been forced by a sinister ... Read More: |
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| 4.Moondial starring: Siri Neal, Tony Sands, Helena Avellano, Jacqueline Pearce, Arthur Hewlett directed by: Colin Cant |
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| *HAMMER pounds the the zombie nail*
The British film industry was churning out horror in the 60's in rabid fashion. After several remakes of old Universal films, they found some fresh deadmeat to serve up--the voodoo zombie sub-genre. This has obvious parallels with WHITE ZOMBIE, but PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES shambles alone in its spine-tingling impact. Doctors are baffled as village people keep falling victim to a mysterious illness. It is eventually discovered that their fate has been forced by a sinister ... Read More: |
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| 5.The Plague of the Zombies starring: André Morell, Diane Clare, Brook Williams, Jacqueline Pearce, John Carson directed by: John Gilling |
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| *HAMMER pounds the the zombie nail*
The British film industry was churning out horror in the 60's in rabid fashion. After several remakes of old Universal films, they found some fresh deadmeat to serve up--the voodoo zombie sub-genre. This has obvious parallels with WHITE ZOMBIE, but PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES shambles alone in its spine-tingling impact. Doctors are baffled as village people keep falling victim to a mysterious illness. It is eventually discovered that their fate has been forced by a sinister power. ... Read More: |
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| 6.Don't Raise Bridge Lower River starring: Nike Arrighi, John Barrard, Michael Bates, Pippa Benedict, John Bluthal March 24, 1998 |
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| Jerry Lewis traveled to England for this lame 1968 farce, which cannot be salvaged by the presence of Terry-Thomas. Some viewers may appreciate a restrained Jerry, but the results are deadly dull. Even the King of Crazy admitted he did this one solely for the money. Produced by Walter Shenson in a sad comedown from the glory days of "A Hard Day's Night" and "The Mouse That Roared." |
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| 7.How to Get Ahead in Advertising starring: Richard E. Grant, Rachel Ward, Richard Wilson, Jacqueline Tong, John Shrapnel directed by: Bruce Robinson September 10, 1997 |
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| This movie is a riot. Richard E Grant gives an amazingly intense performance. His entire role seems to consist of nothing but brilliantly scabrous monologues. His acerbic take on everything around him starts at a fever pitch and then giddily topples over into outright inspired lunacy. See this film if for no other reason than to get a glimpse of him naked save for a kitchen apron, gleefully stuffing raw chickens down the toilet drain and all the while explaining, " Everything I do makes sense, everything i do has a reason!"
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| 8.How to Get Ahead in Advertising starring: Richard E. Grant, Rachel Ward, Richard Wilson, Jacqueline Tong, John Shrapnel directed by: Bruce Robinson |
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| This movie is a riot. Richard E Grant gives an amazingly intense performance. His entire role seems to consist of nothing but brilliantly scabrous monologues. His acerbic take on everything around him starts at a fever pitch and then giddily topples over into outright inspired lunacy. See this film if for no other reason than to get a glimpse of him naked save for a kitchen apron, gleefully stuffing raw chickens down the toilet drain and all the while explaining, " Everything I do makes sense, everything i do has a reason!"
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| 9.The Reptile starring: Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel, Ray Barrett, Jacqueline Pearce, Michael Ripper directed by: John Gilling |
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| Others have written excellent plot summaries of The Reptile, so I will go right to what I like so much about it:
1. The cast is outstanding. Michael Ripper, who is in almost all Hammer films and hardly ever plays someone of any intellect, is featured more in The Reptile. This role is actually a change of pace for him and it's good to see him getting to do more. 2. The Reptile is a companion piece to Plague of the Zombies--same director, screenwriter, sets, and some of the same cast. It had to have been made around the same time as Plague. 3. ... Read More: |
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| 10.Princess Caraboo starring: Phoebe Cates, Jim Broadbent, Wendy Hughes, Kevin Kline, John Lithgow directed by: Michael Austin |
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| This is one of my alltime favorite movies. I was greatly pleased with the speedy arrival, and yet the price tag was a tolerable value. |
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