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                Working links in the
                members' page, text-only in the AdultCheck
                version "Surf Nazis Must
                Die", from Tuna 
                Movie makin' at its
                finest! Troma films can sometimes be forgiven
                their sins for their good-humored self mockery,
                and sometimes even for some dramatic punch. This
                one has a decent concept, one of the greatest
                titles in film history, and some laughs, but it
                sinks really deep under the weight of no budget,
                no tension, no performers. Great posters, though!
                I owned one myself at one time. thumbnails Cristina Garcia (1,
                2,
                3,
                4,
                5,
                6)
                Dawn Wildsmith (1,
                2,
                3,
                4,
                5,
                6)
                Karan Hanson 
                "The
                Woman Next Door", from Tuna 
                A woman moves next door
                to the great love of her life - but both of them
                are now married to others. They start a
                destructive relationship headed for doom, and
                they can't break it off and cut the damage - a
                movie in the same line of thematics as
                "Damage" and "The Night
                Porter". Francois Truffaut film starring his
                wife, Fanny Ardant, and .... well, it's a French
                movie, so I think you can guess what ubiquitous
                French actor played her lover. thumbnails Fanny Ardant (1,
                2,
                3,
                4,
                5,
                6)
                Michele Baumgartner 
                new
                from GR 
                Catherine Zeta Jones. Paparazzi from a recent Sleuth Clio Goldsmith. In "The Cricket". I
                have never seen scenes from this movie before. Pam Grier. In "The Big Doll
                House" The
                Wily Beaver 
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