Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaClick: The Calendar Girl Killer is a thriller that probes the inner sanctum of the mind of a psychotic killer as he uses the world of big fashion photography for his sadistic playground.Click: The Calendar Girl Killer is a thriller that probes the inner sanctum of the mind of a psychotic killer as he uses the world of big fashion photography for his sadistic playground.Click: The Calendar Girl Killer is a thriller that probes the inner sanctum of the mind of a psychotic killer as he uses the world of big fashion photography for his sadistic playground.
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Artistas
- Jennifer
- (as Lisa Axelrod)
- Andy
- (as a different name)
- Nancy
- (as Donna Speir)
- Jessie
- (as Michael Shane)
- Megan
- (as Diana C. Karanikas)
- Rhonda
- (não creditado)
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Is that a flamethrower? Where did they find so many gorgeous women with soap bubbles between their ears? Hey! There's a chainsaw! Here come the machineguns!
Meanwhile, a killer prepares to relieve these vacuous women of their exciting lives.
This is a hilariously silly movie about the hazards of calendar modeling. The actual murders take forever to get rolling, but the rest is such absurd brilliance that it hardly matters! Nonsensical situations merge with muddle-headed dialogue to produce this cinematic wonder.
THIS MENAGERIE ALSO INCLUDES: #1- Pirate chicks with eyepatches and double-barreled pistols! #2- A watermelon! #3- Cavemen! #4- A finale pitting a Fonzie lookalike against the world's burliest nurse!
Watch immediately!...
Shot on video, Hagen has spared no expense with his pyrotechnic displays, use of blank ammunition and fake tan, while the stunts are unlimited and the cast attractive and diverse. Troy Donahue has a few pointless scenes as Hagen's pastel-coloured polo shirt wearing assistant, while Hoke Howell has a virtual cameo as a PI investigating the strange disappearances of models. Some audiences might recognise Tracy Dali and Dona Speir from other, eh, publications although their roles are strictly ancillary (Speir has a prominent role in the first two scenes then abruptly disappears without explanation). As for Hagen's performance as the offbeat snapper, he looks professional if tired, but really comes to life in the final act, nursery rhymes and all. A performance not to be missed.
There's a couple of humorous moments where Cummins learns to fight and teaches a male model to ride his motor-cycle, but it's still pretty flimsy with an awful lot of time spent with Sims (vaguely reminiscent of a young Elisabeth Shue) and Cummins arguing, then making up, then arguing again etc etc. The film ambles to 80 minutes which gives you an idea of how much action, or lack thereof, is contained in the movie. No issue with Ross Hagen wanting to show that movie-making is accessible to almost any budget, just wish he had a better concept before he embarked on this glorified home movie.
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Nancy: [wistfully staring into the fire] I tried so hard to maintain my image.
Alan: You have a great image. If all you wanna do is... promote other people's clothes.
Nancy: What do you mean?
Alan: Why not promote your own image? That way people will... remember you for you, rather than the clothes you wear. When was the last time... you saw your name in an ad?
[she scoffs, shakes her head]
Alan: I could help change all that.
Nancy: [looks up at him] How?
Alan: Jack's doing a January calendar. There's a spot in it. You'd make a great Miss January.
Nancy: [shakes her head] Nah, I don't think so.
Alan: Jack could shoot you tonight. We'd wrap you all up in a nice... warm fur coat. You'd be great.
Nancy: Jack's not even here.
Alan: He'll be back soon.
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- Click: The Calendar Girl Killer
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- Distrito de Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA(Location)
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