Archive for Julio, 2009
Review of The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill / The Head Mistress Online
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The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill / The Head Mistress is a good movie if you really like watching Stacey Walker.
Stacey Walker, William Rotsler, Linda Cochran, Ora Kittle, Ginger Hale do a great job supporting, too.
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The lustiest ladies of literature star in this David F. Friedman double feature for those in the advanced stages of adulthood! As was her dear old mom, “The Notorious Daughter of Fanny Hill” (1966) is an eighteenth-century courtesan (Stacey Walker) who caters to royal kink and whose clients include dukes and duchesses as well as the equally notorious Marquis de Sade! Plus: By pretending to be stupid and mute, an over-eager stud becomes the gardener at a 17th century school for young virgins in “The Head Mistress” (1968). Based on two stories from Giovanni Boccaccio’s “The Decameron” and starring nudie-qUn Marsha Jordan, “The Head Mistress” comes complete with sex, violence, and–believe it or not–a man-killing, woman-fondling plant!
Free Download Of Robert Mitchum - The Signature Collection
Lunes, Julio 27th, 2009Ready for another movie review? I thought so! 
Robert Mitchum - The Signature Collection is a good movie if you really like watching Robert Mitchum.
Robert Mitchum, Ken Takakura, Brian Keith, Herb Edelman, Richard Jordan do a great job supporting, too.
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Big bad Bob Mitchum: Seriously, is there anybody you’d rather watch in a movie? Mitchum had the cool looks, a dancer’s sense of balance, and a thoroughly modern amusement about his own stardom. Somehow he made you invest in a movie, while simultaneously communicating his own smirky suspicions that the whole thing was a joke. Mitchum gets boxed in Robert Mitchum: The Signature Collection, a six-disc batch of random but rewarding Mitchum vehicles. Highlights are two noirish outings, and two prestigious auteur pictures that allowed Mitchum to play outside his usual job description. The one authentic noir is Otto Preminger’s Angel Face (1952), with Mitchum as an incredibly passive hero bewitched by Jean Simmons’ spoiled rich girl. Tru to its title, the film is utterly deadpan in tracking the downfall of Mitchum’s easily-seduced male.
The quasi-noir is Macao (1952), a compulsively enjoyable piece of nonsense produced by the ever-meddling Howard Hughes. It’s credited to director Josef von Sternberg, but it was largely reshot by Nicholas Ray (according to a Mitchum-Russell interview included on the disc, Mitchum wrote some of the new scenes). Doesn’t matter; the combo of Mitchum and Jane Russell (re-teamed from the even kookier His Kind of Woman) is enough to carry this slice of backlot exotica. Both actors look skeptical about the material and amused by each other, and Russell gets to sing “One for My Baby.”
Home from the Hill (1959) is an underappreciated change of pace for both Mitchum and director Vincente Minnelli. Mitchum, all authority as the super-manly patriarch of an East Texas family, supplies the brawn; Minnelli brings the same sensitivity to the emotional effects of color and movement that he brought to his musicals. Biggest surprise here is that two young-cub Georges, Peppard and Hamilton, are both very good in the male-ingenu roles. Another long film, Fred Zinnemann’s The Sundowners (1960), is a gentle and wise account of a nomadic family of sheep-herders in Australia. Mitchum and Deborah Kerr bring a beautiful sense of mature romance to their relationship, and Zinnemann catches the beauty of the country. Plus, you learn how to shear a sheep.
The clinker in the set is Burt Kennedy’s The Good Guys and the Bad Guys, a 1969 Western that can’t decide whether it’s sending up High Noon or playing it straight. Mitchum’s the aging Marshall eased out of his job, George Kennedy is the equally aging varmint whose gang (led by whippersnapper David Carradine) plans a train robbery. One can imagine John Wayne as the Marshall and Mitchum as the rogu, but the movie would still fall flat. Finally, The Yakuza (1975) finds Mitchum in his weathered seventies form, and easily the best thing about Sydney Pollack’s stately film. The Paul Schrader-Robert Towne script heads to Japan for some cultural lessons and much finger-severing. All in all, the set shows the range of a perpetually underestimated actor who never stopped being cool. –Robert Horton
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watch Dead Girl on Film/Kitty Killers for free online NOW
Lunes, Julio 27th, 2009Watch Dead Girl on Film/Kitty Killers online right now!
Dead Girl on Film/Kitty Killers is a good movie if you really like watching Alyssa-Jane Cook.
Alyssa-Jane Cook, Scott Burgess, Bridie Carter, Jolyon James, Dasi Ruz do a great job supporting, too.
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DEAD GIRL ON FILM - Jimmy, Max, and Bill want to make some quick money. So they take what little cash they have and put it towards making some S&M films. With no line too fine to cross, new parties take notice of their work. They are asked to make something different . . . a real snuff film. Jimmy objects, but Max forces him along, making him run camera at gunpoint. Screaming. The slash of a knife. Blood. Lots of blood . . . And then it’s done. But in the aftermath, Jimmy’s world falls apart. Strange things begin to happen to him, and anyone that comes in contact with the film is slaughtered. Life around him spirals into a super-natural gorefest! KITTY KILLERS - Deals have to be made any way they can. If blood spills, so be it. Mr. Hill is this kind of business-man. His hired guns are loyal. Resignations are not taken lightly. Dissension earns you a bullet in the head. Take a trip through the flip side of the world of tough guys where enlightenment awaits those who are mean enough to survive
Review of Libertarias Online
Domingo, Julio 26th, 2009Watch Libertarias online right now!
Libertarias is a good movie if you really like watching Ana Belen.
Ana Belen, Victoria Abril, Ariadna Gil, Blanca Apilanez, Laura Mana do a great job supporting, too.
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Spain, July 19, 1936. The War has just begun and women as always play their part in this human tragedy. Maria, an innocent young nun, is forced to leave the convent after the arrival of the revolutionary troops in Barcelona. She takes refuge in a brothel, where she meets a group of “Libertarias”, who are being “drafted” for the “Free Women” organization under the leadership of Pilar (Ana Belen) a pure feminist warrior, passionate and fiery. Alongside, Charo (Loles Leon) the hooker with the heart of gold and Floren (Victoria Abril) a spiritualist, Maria joins in. Within the brutal realities of war, Maria experiences love with an unexpected character and companionship through those she is fighting with. Libertarias is an epic of six women fight for freedom, their struggle for justice amid their passionate cry for a better world. One of Spain’s best known directors, Vicente Aranda, Winner at the Tokyo International Film Festival, has made 17 previous films including the internationally acclaimed “Amantes”.
Free Download Of Cosi Online
Jueves, Julio 23rd, 2009Watch Cosi online!
Do you like Ben Mendelsohn? If you do, then you’ll LOVE Cosi!
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Fun, fresh, and thoroughly entertaining, COSI is the acclaimed comedy about a colorful circle of friends just crazy enough to follow an impossible dream! A first-time director is thrilled to land a job with a small show … until he meets the outrageous “performers” he’ll be working with! An offbeat group with big-time ambitions that far outweigh their talents, these nutty friends are nonetheless determined to overcome the odds! Featuring stars from the comedy hits MURIEL’S WEDDING (Toni Collette, ABOUT A BOY, Rachel Griffiths — HBO’S SIX FEET UNDER) and STRICTLY BALLROOM (Barry Otto), COSI proves taking the wildest risk can lead to the greatest reward!
Free Download Of Quadrophenia
Miércoles, Julio 22nd, 2009I love movies! Quadrophenia is one of my favorite movies starring Phil Daniels. If you like Phil Daniels then you MUST watch this movie!
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Franc Roddam’s terrifically energetic movie, set to music from the Who’s Quadrophenia, is–at the very least, the best film ever based on a rock album (and, yes, that includes, Tommy, Pink Floyd: The Wall, and Jesus Christ Superstar). Actually, this tale of the battle between two early ’60s youth subcultures–Mods and Rockers–in the seaside teenage wasteland of Brighton, England, isn’t so much a cinematic “version” of the Who’s 1979 double-record rock opera as it is a story based on the sequnce of songs on the album. Quadrophenia is about that crucial time in teenhood when the lion’s share of your sense of identity is tied up in the music you listen to, the clothes you wear, and the groups you hang out with. Jimmy (Phil Daniels) identifies himself with the sharp-dressing, scooter-riding Mods, who listen to American soul and British pop-rock (The Who themselves were once rather Mod). The Rockers, on the other hand, are leather-jacketed, black-booted, motorcycle-riding tough guys who listen primarily to classic American rock & roll. The film captures this minor pop-culture revolution perfectly. Look for Sting as a club-hopping slickster, who’s shameful secret is that he’s a hotel bellboy by day. –Jim Emerson
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Martes, Julio 21st, 2009Watch White Cannibal QUn online right now!
White Cannibal QUn is a good movie if you really like watching Al Cliver.
Al Cliver, Jesus Franco, Shirley Knight, Sabrina Siani, Olivier Mathot do a great job supporting, too.
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A young girl is taken captive by bloodthirsty cannibals after her mother is killed and her father gravely wounded. Years pass, and her father returns to search for his daughter in the steamy Amazon jungle. What follows is an incredible story of survival, primitive customs, grotesqu rituals and barbaric rites.
Get Rime of the Ancient Mariner Online
Lunes, Julio 20th, 2009I love movies! Rime of the Ancient Mariner is one of my favorite movies starring Michael Redgrave. If you like Michael Redgrave then you MUST watch this movie!
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Samul Taylor Coleridge’s epic poem is brought to life with an evocative mix of animated and real images which give this famous poem an exciting new dimension. This visually remarkable cinematic work is narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave, who gives an inspired reading of this literary classic. The program is presented in two parts. Part One is a biography of Samul Taylor Coleridge from his orphaned childhood, through his vain attempts at being a dashing blade in 18th Century London. Part Two is a uniqu visualization of Coleridge’s poem that takes us on a lonely voyage where time and space are as limitless as the imagination.
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