What's The Last Movie You Saw? (Part 8)

[JamesG]

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[Zebra 3]

The Bad News Bears ('76)

[Race's Girl]

American Gangster and here's a pic from that movie

[Torgo]

Here Come The Co-Eds '45 (Oliver[Lou Costello] and Slats[Bud Abbott] are hired on as caretakers for an all girl's college when Slats sister is given a scholarship.
Highlights include Lou posing as a woman on the female basketball team, the "Jonah and the Whale" routine where Lou tries to tell a joke and is constantly interrupted by Bud Abbott. And Lou in a Wrestling Ring with Lon Chaney Jr.)

Mexican Hayride '48 (After being swindled by a con-man[Bud Abbott], Joe Bascomb[Lou Costello] chases him down to Mexico City.
Highlights- Lou in an arena with a bull. Lou posing as an elderly Mexican lady running a food cart. There's a funny little nod to their "Who's On First" routine. Lou's real life brother Pat plays a detective.)

[Torgo]

My Name Is Bruce '07 (In the small town of Gold Lick, Oregon Guan-Di The God Of War(an Patron Saint Of Bean Curd) is released and begins exacting revenge for the dead Chinese miners. Bruce Campbell's number 1 fan kidnaps the actor and brings him to Gold Lick hoping Bruce can help them. Bruce thinks it's all a set-up by his agent for his birthday so he plays along.
Hilarious horror comedy. Bruce Campbell plays himself but as a drunken, slob, egotistical jerk. Many references and in-jokes to his previous films. And many familiar faces from the Evil Dead franchise make appearances. Most of the film was shot on Bruce Campbell's property, including the exterior of the Gold Lick town square.)

[JamesG]

Hard Hunted (1992) from the Girls, Guns, and G-Strings Box Set



Dona Speir and Roberta Vasquez are back again with some help from their friends Bruce Penhall, Cynthia Brimhall, and Ava Cadell.

Crime lord Kane is back (they hilariously re-casted Pat Morita as an English dude about 30 years younger) and he is transporting a smuggled nuclear device to the Middle East.

When undercover Playboy secret agents attempt to retrieve the device, it becomes an all-out war complete with lots of making out and sex.





So far this is my least favorite one of the franchise. I found it to be too slow and it wasn't as entertaining and as funny as the previous films.

It did have some good things about it like Ava Cadell's part as the radio host-secret agent and I always enjoy Cynthia Brimhall's singing in the movies, but overall I didn't really get into it.

Also, it was great to see stuntman Al Leong pop up again as another goon.

[Torgo]

Machete Maidens Unleashed '10 (Entertaining documentary about the Philippine's entry into the world of exploitation in the early 60's, and the collaboration of American and Filipino filmmakers during the late 60's through early 80's as it was far cheaper to film in the Philippines. Cheesy monster movies, women in prison flicks, blaxploitation flicks, and even Apocalypse Now is discussed.
Written and directed by Mark Hartley who also made the excellent Not Quite Hollywood: The Wild, Untold Story of Ozploitation!)

[Race's Girl]

The Woods and here's a pic from that movie

[Torgo]

Originally Posted by Race's Girl

The Woods and here's a pic from that movie

I like this movie. I'm a huge fan of Lucky McKee.

[Torgo]

Paul '11 (Excellent, one of the best recent comedies I've seen in awhile. Pegg and Frost together is always gold, now if they would just make From Dusk Till Shaun.)

[JamesG]

Fit to Kill (1993) from the Girls, Guns, and G-Strings Box Set


Chinese businessman Chang owns the fabulous Alexa diamond, stolen from Russia during WWII. He intends to return it to Russia during a gala dinner, but the diamond is stolen by Kane, assisted by his lethal and seductive partner Blu Steele (Julie Strain).

The Agency, in charge of security at the event, try to recover the diamond.





This was originally meant to be the final installment of Andy Sidaris' Lethal Ladies franchise and it has a happy ending with crime lord Kane saying he may leave his life of crime and Dona Speir saying that "she's done with all of this."

This turned out to be Dona Speir and Roberta Vasquez's final installment of the series, as well as for model/singer Cynthia Brimhall.

Fit to Kill was also the first appearance of Penthouse Pet Julie Strain.

[JamesG]

Enemy Gold (1993) from the Girls, Guns, and G-Strings Box Set


Three Agency members are suspended from their duties for invading a drug compound without a search warrant.

During their suspension the three Agents decide to go on a camping trip and look for the long lost gold that Confederate soldiers buried back in The Civil War.

However, the drug lord of the raid is pissed and he wants to kill the agents with the help of sexy assassin Jewel (Julie Strain).





Andy Sidaris' son, Christian Drew Sidaris, takes over the director's chair for this installment. Series regular Bruce Penhall comes back for this one too (he's also given top billing here).

This film is also the only appearance of Playboy's Suzi Simpson and Tanquil Lisa 'Tai' Collins in the Sidaris franchise.

[born2late]

Wild Hogs this afternoon. Now Mission Impossible which I saw once years ago.

[Schmoopie]

A Single Man staring Colin Firth. Very good movie so far

[MickeyMac]

Midnight Madness