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Carnival Rock

  • 1957
  • Approved
  • 1h 15min
NOTE IMDb
4,8/10
234
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Susan Cabot in Carnival Rock (1957)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA movie about a rundown nightclub on a carnival pier and it's owner's love for the club's star who has eyes for someone else.A movie about a rundown nightclub on a carnival pier and it's owner's love for the club's star who has eyes for someone else.A movie about a rundown nightclub on a carnival pier and it's owner's love for the club's star who has eyes for someone else.

  • Réalisation
    • Roger Corman
  • Scénario
    • Leo Lieberman
  • Casting principal
    • Susan Cabot
    • Brian G. Hutton
    • David J. Stewart
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  • NOTE IMDb
    4,8/10
    234
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Roger Corman
    • Scénario
      • Leo Lieberman
    • Casting principal
      • Susan Cabot
      • Brian G. Hutton
      • David J. Stewart
    • 13avis d'utilisateurs
    • 3avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Susan Cabot
    Susan Cabot
    • Natalie Cook
    Brian G. Hutton
    Brian G. Hutton
    • Stanley
    • (as Brian Hutton)
    David J. Stewart
    David J. Stewart
    • Christopher 'Christy' Cristakos
    Dick Miller
    Dick Miller
    • Benny
    Iris Adrian
    Iris Adrian
    • Celia
    Jonathan Haze
    Jonathan Haze
    • Max
    Ed Nelson
    Ed Nelson
    • Cannon
    Bruno VeSota
    Bruno VeSota
    • Mr. Kirsch
    Chris Alcaide
    Chris Alcaide
    • Slug
    Frank Ray Perilli
    Frank Ray Perilli
    • Billy
    • (as Frankie Ray)
    Dorothy Neumann
    Dorothy Neumann
    • Clara
    Horace Logan
    • Master of Ceremonies
    Yvonne Peattie
    • Henry's Mother
    The Platters
    The Platters
    • The Platters
    David Houston
    • Davis Houston - Singer
    Bob Luman
    • Bob Luman - Singer
    • (as Bob Luman and his Shadows)
    The Blockbusters
    • The Blockbusters
    Clara Andressa
    • Cleaning Woman
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    • Réalisation
      • Roger Corman
    • Scénario
      • Leo Lieberman
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    Michael_Elliott

    It's Not a Good Movie But It's Easy to Recommend

    Carnival Rock (1957)

    ** (out of 4)

    Christy Cristakos (David J. Stewart) runs a hip nightclub, which features a lot of rock and roll talent including the beautiful Natalie Cook (Susan Cabot) who Christy has a thing for. The only problem is that she has the hots for Stanley (Brian Hutton), a younger and more hip guy. Soon Christy loses his club to Stanley and this sets him off down a dangerous path.

    Roger Corman's CARNIVAL ROCK is not a good movie but it's hard not to recommend it because of how strange it is. At first the film starts off in a rather good, fun mood and then, pretty much out of nowhere, it turns into a dark and overly bleak film with an incredibly strange character taking us through all of it.

    From the title, the poster and the set-up this here just appears to be another one of those rock and roll films from the 1950s where you saw cool people dancing and rocking out. The story itself is pretty basic as the less attractive guy wants the hot girl but she's into the hotter guy. This all changes because the Christy character's mental state is a complete mess and it turns into some sort of dark stalker tale.

    What's so strange is the fact that the lead performance and character are just downright bizarre to say the least. I'm really not sure if Stewart is really awful in the picture or really great. Remember how some people think Jack Nicholson in THE SHINING is terrific whereas others feel he's over-acting? Well, the same is true here. I really don't know what to make of Stewart's performance but it's really out there and bizarre to say the least. Both Cabot and Hutton are decent in their roles but it's actually Dick Miller who steals the picture with a very good supporting performance.

    CARNIVAL ROCK was obviously cheaply produced and the rock music in it is rather weak. There's certainly nothing really good about this film but at the same time it's lead character is just so weird and the story takes such a dark turn out of nowhere that you can't help but recommend it.
    7tavm

    Roger Corman's Carnival Rock mixed good drama with likewise music

    Just watched this Roger Corman drive-in movie on YouTube. It's about a carnival owner named Christy (David J. Stewart) who's in over his head in debts and is also in love with the young girl singer Natalie Cook (Susan Cabot). But Natalie prefers Stanley (Brian G. Hutton) who manages to buy the place after beating Christy at cards. The only one who even stays friends with Christy is longtime associate Benny (Dick Miller). I'll stop there and just say I quite enjoyed all the players I cited especially Ms. Cabot, whose alluring presence also was the highlights of other Corman films like Sorority Girl and The Wasp Woman. And here she's a very good singer. It's too bad her career ended after leaving him. And it was good to know that the ending wasn't a predictably tragic one. But the real reason that I decided to watch this now was since Black History Month is tomorrow, I thought I'd cite The Platters' appearance here. They sing "Remember When" in their only scene. Seeing members Paul Robi-who's a native of New Orleans which is a two-hour drive from where I live, David Lynch, Herb Reed, Zola Taylor, and Tony Williams was a treat to watch when warbling that song. Other musical acts that appeared include Bob Luman and David Houston of which one of his songs "Teenage Frankie and Johnny" was a rocking remake of an old tune that I immediately recognized and liked highly. So on that note, Carnival Rock is highly recommended.
    unclerussie

    Not your usual Rock and Roll movie

    I must admit that "Carnival Rock" surprised me when I saw it for the first time last night. This film is more of a drama than a rock movie; complete with a pretty good story line and some fine acting. David Stewart plays the role of "Chrisy" Christakos, an owner of a small time carnival who happens to be madly in love with a young girl singer he hired, played nicely by Susan Cabot. The supporting players do a fine job in making this film believable and enjoyable. Musically, there are a few highlights. First, The Platters do one of their hits "Remember When". In this movie, you'll also get a look at the early careers of two singers who went on to fame in country music, Bob Luman and David Houston. Look for a young James Burton (who played lead guitar for Ricky Nelson and Elvis) backing up both Luman and Houston. The only complaint I have is that the producers didn't let these 2 guys sing their entire numbers. In most cases, you'll hear just the first or second half of what sounded to be some great rockabilly songs. "Carnival Rock" is a movie that wanted to go beyond what many rock films of the day were famous for; little or no plot. This film succeed nicely. I recommend it.
    7Red-Barracuda

    Its only rock n roll but I like it

    There's melodrama and songs aplenty in this Roger Corman number from the late 50's. Set in a carnival, the misguided lovesick owner falls in love with his (much younger) star singer, but she's not too interested and bunks off with a smooth gambler instead. It all ends in tears.

    This one stars Corman regular, the Wasp Woman herself, Susan Cabot. And she is as good value as ever as the girl who all the drama pivots around. And she even gets to sing a couple of songs. She's not the only one either, as Corman has wisely decided to punctuate the melodramatics with a selection of tunes performed onstage in the club - we have rockabilly numbers, some doo-wop action from special guests The Platters and the title song sung over the end credits by The Blockbusters (who?). And the result is a great deal of fun, with the added bonus of having bit-part legend Dick Miller featuring in an actual proper sized part for once as the daft club owner's best friend.
    5hrkepler

    Rock It Out

    'Carnival Rock' is different from usual Corman movies than most of us have used to. This is melodrama padded with many musical numbers. David J. Stewart stars as out of luck club owner Christy Cristakos, a naive and disillusioned in his blind love against the club's star singer Natalie Cook (Susan Cabot) who has hots for gambler and business man Stanley (Brian G. Hutton). Christy's club, although with great musical numbers, is still in debts, and when he finally learns the woman he loves can't pay back with mutual feelings, the man loses his club to Stanley in a card game.

    In it's entirety the film is nothing special - not enough quality neither enough cheese. Although the script is quite strong (for Corman's movie) it flows along very familiar path without offering any surprises. Generic melodramatic love triangle and generic rockabilly songs. Nonetheless 'Carnival Rock' is still entertaining and engaging enough that sitting through the film is everything but suffering.

    It is easy to pass this film, but if you are really interested in versatility of Roger Corman, then 'Carnival Rock' is recommended by here writer.

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    • Anecdotes
      Roger Corman had previously made Rock All Night (1956), an earlier low budget film based on a TV play which featured musical acts. It was successful relative to its budget and Corman made this similar film for a syndicate of theatre owners.
    • Connexions
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    • Bandes originales
      Remember When
      Performed by The Platters

      Written by Buck Ram and Mickey Addy

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    • Date de sortie
      • septembre 1957 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Carnaval rock
    • Société de production
      • Roger Corman Productions
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    • Durée
      1 heure 15 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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