leslie-28016
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The Set is Australia's first modern film. It's a non-judgmental adult-drama that explores gender and sexuality in a way that would happen again for decades. It's probably the world's first queer film. It's also groundbreaking in terms of being the first Australian produced film to contain sex scenes and nudity. It also a kicking jazz score and is quite funny in part.
It's a gem of a film that's well worth your time.
It's a gem of a film that's well worth your time.
This film is a dark comedy/horror/found footage/house hostage movie. The found footage will put most people off, far enough. It tends to be a pretty lazy genre, I can count the number of good found footage films on one had and still have fingers left over.
Mad House is the exception to the rule. What makes this film stand out is the incredible performance from the lead drug addicts. The actors' breath a level of depth and nuanced you wouldn't be expecting in kind of film and I dare say you kind of even care of them by the end despite all the horrific acts they commit over the film because you understand them. It's also a hot funnier than it looks it's a comedy straight from the black heart of hell.
The only thing going against it is that it takes a good 10-15 minutes to warm up. That's around the point most people will be switich it off, but stick with it.
Mad House is the exception to the rule. What makes this film stand out is the incredible performance from the lead drug addicts. The actors' breath a level of depth and nuanced you wouldn't be expecting in kind of film and I dare say you kind of even care of them by the end despite all the horrific acts they commit over the film because you understand them. It's also a hot funnier than it looks it's a comedy straight from the black heart of hell.
The only thing going against it is that it takes a good 10-15 minutes to warm up. That's around the point most people will be switich it off, but stick with it.
The only reason you're going to check this out is because it was made by Neal Adams. Its only value is to see comic book artists and writers in acting roles.
It's home alone but not funny or entertaining. The plot is "Bad guy try to steal a thing that the kids have, the kids don't notice, and the bad guys get killed by accident" and repeat. It feels that they shot the entire thing without lights. On a technical level it's poor-to-okay.
It has a couple minute of pure insanity that's not worth the wait and the closing credits are better than the actual film.
It's home alone but not funny or entertaining. The plot is "Bad guy try to steal a thing that the kids have, the kids don't notice, and the bad guys get killed by accident" and repeat. It feels that they shot the entire thing without lights. On a technical level it's poor-to-okay.
It has a couple minute of pure insanity that's not worth the wait and the closing credits are better than the actual film.