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Archive for March, 2009
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Nightmare City (1980)
A movie which somehow achieves the bizarre status of being ahead of its time and also a slavish copy of more popular contemporaries, Umberto Lenzi’s Nightmare City proves that the…
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Wartime (1987)
Following the collapse of the cannibals and barbarian film genres in the early 1980s, director Umberto Lenzi took a brief detour before finishing off the decade with a bounty of…
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Bridge to Hell (1986)
Is The Dirty Dozen too mainstream for you? Did you find The Inglorious Bastards to be more machismo than your pansy constitution could handle? Are you looking for World War…
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Giant Of Metropolis (1961)
Giant of Metropolis features Gordon Mitchell if he looks a little rough around the edges in this movie, it might be because he began making this movie a mere two…
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Fathom (1967)
The bad news is that Fathom is just like the tedious Charade. The worse news is that it doesn’t star Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.
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Eagles Over London (1969)
Captain Paul Stevens is living in the middle of turbulent times. He’s caught up in the evacuation of Dunkirk, discovers a bunch of his own men have been mysteriously killed…
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Demons 5: The Devil’s Veil (1989)
A lot of crappy stuff happens to David on his ski vacation from hell. He and his friends fall through a crevice into an ice cavern where his old lady…






