DVD: Joe Dallesandro ...     DVD:       Critical Condition6 reviews Richard Pryor, Rachel Ticotin Paramount, 2004 Richard Pryor, man Pryor is excellent in this classic from the 80's. Richard plays a guy who is a pawn in setting up a criminal, in New York. The criminals go to prison, along with Pryor, and they swear that he'll be a dead man when he's there in prison. So he does the only thing he can do to prevent himself from going to prison, at this point: pretend that he's crazy. He is admitted to a psycho ward at a ...             Paul Morrissey Collection (Flesh / Trash / Heat)6 reviews Paul Morrissey, Joe Dallesandro Image Entertainment, 2006 Classic Paul Morrissey These films are classics of the Paul Morrissey/Andy Warhol era. A great set. Get them before they go out of print again!             The Gardener (AKA The Seeds of Evil)4 reviews Katharine Houghton, Joe Dallesandro Subversive Cinema, 2006 An excellent DVD release I'm amazed that such an obscure little film has gotten such a lavish DVD re-issue. This is an incredibly beautiful film and this transfer from Subversive Cinema looks and sounds spectacular. The colors pop off the screen (and what wild and vibrant colors they are). I think this film is some sort of a classic, although I'm not sure what kind of a classic it might be. It never fails to be ...             Flesh for Frankenstein37 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Monique van Vooren Image Entertainment, 2005 Classic trash I saw this movie back in 1973 in 3D when I was a kid. It is one of the most memorable horror movies that I still remember up to this day. Who could ever forget the dialogues of Udo like " to understand death you have to f..ck life in the gall bladder!" I am very glad that I finally found this dvd. If you like trashy movies this is a real gem!             Beefcake24 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Gary Herman Strand Releasing, 2001 Editorial Masterpiece Outstanding. Superior dramatization of the life and works of Bob Mizer. There are not enough accolades to describe this extraordinary look back at the fifties/early sixties. Particularly noteworthy is the actual glimpse of film footage of Dick Dubouis - one of his most incredible models. Surprisingly enough, there are no actual film flashbacks of Ed Fury and Bud Counts who also were some of his ...             Blood for Dracula43 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier Image Entertainment, 2005 Campy, Melodramatic and Completely Likeable! I have absolutely fallen in love with this movie!! But I suspect that it's going to be one of those films that people either love or hate. Udo Kier plays a Count Dracula, so corpse-pale and grey-haired that he has to apply makeup and dye his hair to appear human. Forget the usual representations of Dracula: there's absolutely nothing iconic about this pale, sickly, whiney fiend. He's not ...             The Limey127 reviews Terence Stamp, Lesley Ann Warren Lions Gate, 2001 A hidden masterpiece After watching "The Limey" I was in awe of what I had beheld. This movie was dynamic and mute simultaneously. The genre of this film is a neo-noir, in other words a modern version of those crime/mysteries films made back in the golden days of cinema. These old school movies were black and white, "noir" is French for "black", hence the term film noir. A thousand apologies for the deviation ...             Andy Warhol - The Complete Picture5 reviews Crispin Glover, Udo Kier Bfs Entertainment, 2003 Finally a new DVD on Warhol I was excited to see a new DVD was to be released about Andy Warhol a month ago. I bought this right away when it was finally released only to find out it is a documentary that was created in Canada that was broadcast on US television about 8 months ago. I had taped this when it aired so I was a bit disappointed to learn they are one in the same although it's nice to have it on DVD instead of ...             Cry Baby (Director's Cut)214 reviews Johnny Depp, Amy Locane Universal Studios, 2005 come on baby, make it hurt so good! OMG I love this movie. It's one of my very favorite movies with one of my very favorite movie actors. Mr. Johnny Depp. Even though the movie has a stellar cast and even though it has a great story that's very funny and entertaining and even though Johnny Depp was the star of it, I never knew of this movie until very recently. Isn't that something. "Cry-Baby" was directed by g-a-y-as-a-goose ...             Sunset20 reviews Bruce Willis, James Garner Sony Pictures, 1998 Into the sunset Sunset is a type of movie I enjoy because it takes people who actually lived, Tom Mix and Wyatt Earp (Bruce Willis and James Gardner), and creates a story to show the times they lived in and who they were. The movie is based on a true story, give or take a lie or two. Willis plays the silent era movie star and Gardner the aging ex-lawman, who spent his last days in Hollywood as an advisor to ...             Flesh for Frankenstein - Criterion Collection37 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Monique van Vooren Criterion, 1998 Classic trash I saw this movie back in 1973 in 3D when I was a kid. It is one of the most memorable horror movies that I still remember up to this day. Who could ever forget the dialogues of Udo like " to understand death you have to f..ck life in the gall bladder!" I am very glad that I finally found this dvd. If you like trashy movies this is a real gem!             Killer Nun8 reviews Anita Ekberg, Paola Morra Blue Underground, 2004 Darkside review of Killer Nun. I would imagine if you are catholic you would find this little flick very offensive. But then again these days who gives a fluck...on to the review. NUDITY: We don't get the Killer nun nude. Though she looks like she has some mega juciy melons! I learned that nuns sleep in the nude. The killer nun's roomate is an incredably hot lesbo. She gets nude, we see her full-frontal. She has a huge ( I ...             Heat13 reviews Sylvia Miles, Joe Dallesandro Image Entertainment, 2005 Raw, engaging, and entertaining I'm pleasantly surprised to find all these positive reviews on Amazon, since I don't consider Paul Morrissey's early work to be very accessible. His trio of Trash, Heat, and Flesh seems to explore similar themes with a very cheap aesthetic. "Flesh" was even edited in-camera complete with a wash of white light every time there was a cut. Add in some non-actors and a few amateurs, and you've got a ...             Guncrazy13 reviews Drew Barrymore, Robert Greenberg (II) First Look Pictures, 2004 Must set this straight! Not a great movie, But... I must set the record straight! Whoever reviewed this (on the Amazon page for his DVD), didn't even see it, or was sleeping or drunk. I'll copy n paste below, then, I'll tell you what they have wrong. OK, you with me here? ~~~~~~~~ Plot Outline: A trashy teen murders her sexually abusive step-father, then helps get her reformed prison pen-pal released on good ...             Wild Orchid 2: Blue Movie Blue11 reviews Nina Siemaszko, Wendy Hughes MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 Wild Orchid 2 Bue movie Blue I had seen this movie years ago. I enjoyed this movie as much as I did then, Very sexy , provacative and interesting.             Flesh14 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Geraldine Smith Image Entertainment, 2005 Morality of the FLESH Flesh This is a film of the late sixties that was shot with a rather amaturess genere for the reason of the effect it would have on the audience. Its entire theme surrounds characters in the Big Apple in the era of transition during the late 60s - early 70s. The director has shown the ultimate conflicts in moral judgements in this country in this film! His play-off of the characters shows ...             Bad Love Don Bajema, Paul Bollen Unicorn (Tnt200), 2006             Blood for Dracula (Criterion Collection Spine #28)43 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier Criterion, 1998 Campy, Melodramatic and Completely Likeable! I have absolutely fallen in love with this movie!! But I suspect that it's going to be one of those films that people either love or hate. Udo Kier plays a Count Dracula, so corpse-pale and grey-haired that he has to apply makeup and dye his hair to appear human. Forget the usual representations of Dracula: there's absolutely nothing iconic about this pale, sickly, whiney fiend. He's not ...             Theodore Rex4 reviews Whoopi Goldberg, Armin Mueller-Stahl New Line Home Video, 2003 Holy moley Watching this film sober - and even under the influence - is like giving birth out of your ear while simultaneously having a stroke, getting a root canal, and walking in on your parents having sex. In your bed. And as you walk in on them, you step on a rake and it hits you in the face and drives a splinter into your eye. Yet at the same time it triggers a visceral, masochistic response ...             Trash11 reviews Joe Dallesandro, Holly Woodlawn Image Entertainment, 2005 Exploring the junky side of the moon This film deals with drugs, very precisely heroin. We are in the post hippy period when drugs became an addiction after having been a life style. The drug addict is reduced in his sexuality, in his thinking and in his social life. He only survives in a hostile environment. But that was in 1970. The environment of the drug addict is either looking for easy kicks by flirting with drugs (high-school ...              search for DVDs beefcake, blood, blue, collection, complete, condition, criterion, critical, director, dracula, evil, flesh, frankenstein, gardener, guncrazy, killer, limey, love, morrissey, movie, orchid, paul, picture, seeds, spine, sunset, theodore, trash, warhol, wild DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen VHS: Civil Strife: The Gunpowder Plot home  impressum - about us