Renard Chasefield : You had me at Avocadoes
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random000 : Roger Corman! Big Bad Mama 1 & 2. 2 is unusual since it has Danielle Brisebois (who was th...
grasshopper rex : Bingo. Like Big Bad Mama, many of these films had strong women that dealt harshly with abu...
random000 : It seems so! Some of these exploitation films were directed by women, such as Doris Wishma...
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grasshopper rex : To say that it's unfunny is a subjective opinion that, while I disagree, at least could be...
grasshopper rex : I remember reading Fahrenheit 451 when I was a teen and thinking it was farfetched and unl...
Sometime in 1973, a Pittsburgh-based organization called Lutheran Services approached hometown hero George A. Romero to ask if he’d shoot something for them about the myriad ways society discriminates against the elderly. Eager to work, Romero agreed. “The Amusement Park” so appalled the Lutherans that they refused to release it. Romero didn’t have the time or energy to fight them and moved on. It is only now being seen by the public almost a half-century later - rogerebert dot com