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Re: Femme Fatales. I'm kind of
surprised that no one is capping this show. There's a lot of quality
first time nudity for some gorgeous women. I believe Anya Monsikova
(the Russian blonde from the Direct TV commercials) is in tomorrow
night's episode.
Scoop's response:
Good point. It slipped under the radar for many, including me.
NitroVideo has been working on it, however, and here are his clips
from Episode 2.
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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe version of Other
Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
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The Ward
(2010-11)
Johnny's comments:
John Carpenter's The Ward is a ghost story
thriller set in 1966 about Kristen (Amber Heard), who is put into a
restricted part of a mental asylum after she is caught burning down a
house. In the ward with her are Emily (Mamie Gummer), Sarah (Danielle
Panabaker), Iris (Lyndsy Fonseca) and Zoey (Laura-Leigh) who are all in
for various reasons. Kristen begins to see a ghost who seems to be of
former resident Alice (Mika Boorem), a ghost that recently killed another
resident Tammy. Kristen is desperate to break out of the asylum, but it
seems the ghost is keeping her there. The ghost is also killing the other
residents one by one and the bodies are disappearing in what seems like a
cover-up by the doctor, nurse and orderlies. Can Kristen break out of the
asylum before the ghost kills her. Well... there's a twist. A pretty stock
standard thriller from the seriously out-of-form John Carpenter (his first
film in 10 years) that feels like it could've been directed by anyone.
Nothing special, a neat twist, but if you think about the story, its
setting and what type of people inhabit its setting for half a second,
you'll work the twist out. It's not completely obvious, but it ain't much
of a puzzle either.
And Amber Heard is always worth watching...
And what happened to the Bluray of this film? Looks like it's been dumped
(here in Australia anyway). I guess John Carpenter's name don't sell no
more. Oh, and fuck that "John Carpenter's" title. If it don't sell, it's
time to give that up.
Scoop's note:
North American distribution is still up in the
air. It is supposed to hit Video On Demand on June 8th.
No real nudity. Amber
Heard collage below:
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Film Clips
Georgina
Cates and
Carol
Drinkwater in An Awfully Big Adventure (1995)
Revenge of the Cheerleaders (1976). Comments by Tall Paul:
When I found that the Fun House had good caps but no clips of this
third part of the classic Cheerleaders trilogy, I decided to fill
that void (always looking for ways to give back). These 12 clips
cover all of the copious nudity in ROTC (an unfortunate acronym, but
I didn’t name the damn thing).
If anyone decides to watch the DVD (available from Netflix), be sure
to listen to the commentary track afterwards. It’s hilarious. Two
ex-cheerleaders, reportedly celebrities but pseudonymous here,
analyze the film in terms normally reserved for Cahiers du Cinema.
Tuna told more, about the whole trilogy and in particular about this
commentary, at
http://www.fakes.net/cheerleaderscollection.htm
Tuna’s essay does have one significant error. No doubt influenced by
the commentary, which makes the same wrong assertion, he said that
Cheryl Rainbeaux Smith had no nudity in the film except for one
brief shot of her backside. I’m happy to report otherwise, doubly
so. In the opening scene all the girls are in an open car. Several
of them take off their tops and bras, including Cheryl, who is in
the rear on the driver’s side. Then again in the “foam orgy” shower
scene, she gives us a full frontal, pregnant belly and all. Some
viewers might have missed that, because her hair is wet and there’s
soap bubbles everywhere (though they don’t hide the good parts), but
it’s definitely her, she’s wearing the same necklace she was wearing
in an earlier scene. I’ve given her her own clip in loving respect.
Pics
Cintia Decker
Marta Veer
Eniko Mihalik
Mona Johannsen
Maricel Alcarez in Biutiful (2010)
Karina Lombard in Kull the Conqueror (1997)
Probably not, but ...
Just for laughs and reference: this pic is making the internet
rounds labeled as Pippa Middleton. I'll bet against it, but this
woman does look like Pippa.
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