Goddamn Galactic Gigolo! With your frabba jabba and redneck Jewish hillbillies. Why are you so damn fun?
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The American Mall 2008
Inspired by the Cinema Snob's Musical March in September, I'm watching a few musicals this month. Because I don't want to wait till September.
Musical March movie # 1
A few years back I had a slight Nina Dobrev obsession. So seeing this in a bargain bin, I picked it up. I didn't expect much and was pleasantly surprised. While the story isn't anything new and the songs are okay, some being catchy, the film overall is fun and has…
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Kiss Daddy Goodnight 1987
This started off so strong, then wandered up it's own asshole and never found it's way back out. I dug the set up, Uma's character and seeing old school '80's New York City. But the movie squanders all that by doing absolutely nothing. Kiss Daddy Goodnight is Driller Killer without the drilling or killing.
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Camouflage 2001
Leslie Nielsen plays a gruff P.I. in a film that's nothing like the Naked Gun films, but boy does the marketing and opening credits try to convince you otherwise. His character here made me think, what would Jack Reacher had been like if Nielsen had played the character.
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Final Exam 1981
Slasheruary movie #22
Featuring one of the best chase scenes in a slasher film ever. I love this quirky sucker. Enough so that I own three different releases of it. I finally picked up the Blu for Slasheruary.
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Sorority House Massacre 1986
Slasheruary movie #21
There's something I really enjoy about this Halloween/Nightmare on Elm Street mash up. I can put it on and just relax and bask in it's '80's charm.
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Evil Laugh 1986
Slasheruary movie #18
"These things don't happen in New York! I just hope a guy in a hockey mask named Jason doesn't show up!"
The film where Scott Baio's brother pees on a dude. I love obscure one-off 80's slashers like Evil Laugh.
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Bloody Murder 2000
Slasheruary movie #17
Bloody Murder is a movie I watched. It has nothing to do with anything remotely like Friday the 13th or Scream. It's not good, but enjoyable. I prefer part 2, mainly for Tiffany Shepis.