Fear City (1984) is every bit as bad as Scoopy said it was. Cliche City would have been a more appropriate title. I can't find a single good thing to say about it. Every character was obnoxious, from the gangsters to the strippers on drugs to the night club owners to the cops. Some of the New York at night photography would have been good had the DVD transfer not been so terrible.

The exposure in this one all comes from strippers, both known and unknown. Melanie Griffith, by the way, should have used a double for the stripping - she looks fine but has no ability at stripping, and Rae Dawn Chong wasn't much better. Please lord, let my next project be worth watching.

I took a look at Sam Raimi's "The Gift", kind of a Stir of Even More Echoes. Like you care about the movie. Let me put it to you this way. Katie Holmes took of her clothes. She has spectacular breasts. What else is there to say?

Holmes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

And I took another look at Phil Kaufman's "Quills", a harder, more analytical look, and I decided that I didn't like it very much. There is a lot of good moviemaking on display, but I couldn't find a great movie underneath it, and i'm having a hard time understanding why some people feel it belomnged in the Top 10 for the year. This movie pushes you away to a great emotional distance, tells you there is nobody worth identifying with. So leave your heart at the door. Then it wants to engage you with your head alone, for two hours, to debate the merits of a world that disappeared 200 years ago. That's a tough one for me. You want me to sympathize with the Marquis de Sade? I felt like the opening night audience of Springtime for Hitler.

But does it matter? Here are some more pictures of Winslet's enormous kabongers.

Winslet (1, 2, 3)

Charlie's site is updated

TomCat did a very beautiful film with a great looking woman. I can't spell either her name or the film's, and I never head of them, but the captures of Katarzyna Smiechowicz are definitely worth looking at! The other woman is not a great beauty, but the images are also excellent.

Smiechowicz (1, 2)

Szafranska (1, 2)

And a leftover from yesterday - "When Harry Met Sally". No nudity - Meg is topless, but photographed from behind.

Heather Graham was on the cover of some magazine but it required so much work to clean up that I forgot which damn magazine it was; serves em right. What would you call these, Junior? Puffy pokies?

The last bits are caps from The Tropic of Cancer, a kind of Emmanuelle meets the English Patient. Ellen Burstyn plays one of the protagonist's many trystees. Full frontal and all; the last cap of the second collage has her tres pissed 'cuz she just found out the bed on which she was a-humppin' was infested with insects. These were taken in Ellen's prime as a thirtyish major piece. My memory of Miss Ellen was as the stepmom in The Last Picture Show; woulda taken her over Cybil Shepard any day. (1, 2)

Two others in Tropic of Cancer are Magoli Noel and Sheila Steafel. I think Sheila is on to something. Want to make ballet more approachable, more appealing to the masses... of guys. Topless ballet. That's the ticket.

Gia Carides
(1, 2, 3)

Jr Here...Most folks probably know Gia from her role as "Robin Spitz Swallows" from "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me". And while there is no real nudity here, she does come close. #2 is especially nice.

Elena Anaya
(1, 2)

Gayle Hunnicutt
(1, 2)