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Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...
Last post by LilCerberus - Today at 09:42:07 PMTonight's Stinker
The Legend of Hillbilly John(1972)
https://youtu.be/QwS46mr2kHc?si=Pzr_87AP1xT4Wlh4
Some guy in a heavy robe shows up, then transforms into a 19th century traveling salesman.... He starts walking through the woods pontificating about the devil, then wonders onto a modern day construction site (I think to let the audience know this movie won't stay committed to one time frame.....
We then go to a young mountain man, whom, after a night with his girlfriend walks down an old dirt road & plays guitar for a musical number, while locals express their disapproval... He ends up at the local bootlegger, who reveals his grandfather saw the devil the night before...
He runs home, where his grandfather reveals he made silver guitar strings from three Kennedy dollars, & is ready to face off with the devil... The old man plays his guitar at midnight, & the film burns up (He lost)...
At his funeral the next day, it's revealed the Kennedy dollars had no silver in them...
It turns out, the narrator from the beginning of the movie is the local dowser, & finds Spanish silver coins on the boy's property.... He makes new strings, & is challenged by a greedy undertaker to find gold his ancestors stole from a witch, thus starting three adventures....
Lots of scenes of the protagonist walking down the road playing guitar & singing.... Maintains a steady pace for the first hour, but drags a bit in the 3rd act....
Kind of hard to understand the backwoods lingo at the beginning, & most of the movie is poorly lit, but it's okay if you don't mind acid movies & folk tales....
The Legend of Hillbilly John(1972)
https://youtu.be/QwS46mr2kHc?si=Pzr_87AP1xT4Wlh4
Some guy in a heavy robe shows up, then transforms into a 19th century traveling salesman.... He starts walking through the woods pontificating about the devil, then wonders onto a modern day construction site (I think to let the audience know this movie won't stay committed to one time frame.....
We then go to a young mountain man, whom, after a night with his girlfriend walks down an old dirt road & plays guitar for a musical number, while locals express their disapproval... He ends up at the local bootlegger, who reveals his grandfather saw the devil the night before...
He runs home, where his grandfather reveals he made silver guitar strings from three Kennedy dollars, & is ready to face off with the devil... The old man plays his guitar at midnight, & the film burns up (He lost)...
At his funeral the next day, it's revealed the Kennedy dollars had no silver in them...
It turns out, the narrator from the beginning of the movie is the local dowser, & finds Spanish silver coins on the boy's property.... He makes new strings, & is challenged by a greedy undertaker to find gold his ancestors stole from a witch, thus starting three adventures....
Lots of scenes of the protagonist walking down the road playing guitar & singing.... Maintains a steady pace for the first hour, but drags a bit in the 3rd act....
Kind of hard to understand the backwoods lingo at the beginning, & most of the movie is poorly lit, but it's okay if you don't mind acid movies & folk tales....
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 08:36:12 PM"How To Beat the High Cost of Living" (1980)
Three cash-strapped suburban housewives (Jane Curtin, Susan St. James, and Jessica Lange) hatch a plan to steal a million dollars from their local shopping mall during its anniversary celebration.
A light, breezy caper comedy whose sitcom plot was probably written on a napkin, but the three leading ladies make an appealing team (Curtin and St. James later co-starred in the long running sitcom "Kate & Allie") and the supporting cast is full of familiar faces like Dabney Coleman, Richard Benjamin, and Fred Willard.
Three cash-strapped suburban housewives (Jane Curtin, Susan St. James, and Jessica Lange) hatch a plan to steal a million dollars from their local shopping mall during its anniversary celebration.
A light, breezy caper comedy whose sitcom plot was probably written on a napkin, but the three leading ladies make an appealing team (Curtin and St. James later co-starred in the long running sitcom "Kate & Allie") and the supporting cast is full of familiar faces like Dabney Coleman, Richard Benjamin, and Fred Willard.
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Games / Re: Add a word. Ruin a movie.
Last post by Ticonderoga 64 - Today at 04:09:32 PMSaturday Night Gambling Fever
The Hitman's Bodyguard Quit
Atomic Blonde Bimbo
The Woman In the Window Nude
Now You See Me: Now You Dont Care
Halloween Kills Franchise
Divorced Bride Of Frankenstein
Count Yorga, Vampire Deported
Caltiki, the Impotent Monster
Reposession Of the House Of Usher
The Hitman's Bodyguard Quit
Atomic Blonde Bimbo
The Woman In the Window Nude
Now You See Me: Now You Dont Care
Halloween Kills Franchise
Divorced Bride Of Frankenstein
Count Yorga, Vampire Deported
Caltiki, the Impotent Monster
Reposession Of the House Of Usher
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by bob - Today at 12:26:42 PM
Where is the corpse filled with gold?
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Entertainment / Re: New! Reading Anything Thre...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:26:20 AMContinuing the basic financial literacy theme:
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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:24:48 AMConfessions of a Go-Go Girl (2008)
