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expanded
format.
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asterisk: not
mine.
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No
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probably
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe the
deluxe version
of Other Crap
in real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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The trip
through the years
concludes with the
years 2010-2012.
Here's Part 2 of
3.
Cougars, Inc.
There are a number
of topless women
in Cougars, Inc.
(2011) including
Catalina
Rodriguez,
Keyonna Patterson,
Maia Swift
and Rebekah
Chaney.
The rest of the
women are in
various stages of
dress: Denise
Richards,
Kathryn Morris,
Rebecca Mader,
Sarah Hyland
and some not
identified.
A Good Old
Fashioned Orgy
For the depiction
of an orgy, A Good
Old Fashioned Orgy
(2011) doesn't
show a lot of
visible nudity by
the lead
actresses.
Dee Dee Rescher
and some
unidentified women
are topless.
Lake Bell
and Lindsay Sloane
bare their bum,
but it could be a
body double.
The rest are very
sexy:
Angela Sarafyan
Leslie Bibb
Lin Shaye
Lucy Punch
Michelle Borth
Just Go with
It
No nudity in Just
Go with It (2011)
but plenty of sexy
good-looking
women:
Brooklyn Decker
Jennifer Aniston
Julia Lea Wolov
Nicole Kidman
A couple not
identified
Stripperland
Stripperland
(2011) is yet
another indie
zombie movie -
this time the
zombies also
strip.
Despite this, only
a couple of
unidentified women
are topless in the
movie
or the DVD extras.
Most of the rest
are partially
dressed in
bikinis. The women
are:
Ashley Hensel (DVD
Extras)
Blue (DVD Extras)
Ileana Herrin
Lilith Eve (DVD
Extras)
Lises (DVD Extras)
Maren McGuire
Mercedes (DVD
Extras)
Shel Bailey
Shel Bailey in the
DVD extras
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Swerve
(2012)
Swerve
is an Australian noir
thriller set in and
around a small town in
the middle of nowhere.
Colin (David Lyons) is
driving to a job
interview when he passes
Jina (Emma Booth) making
a quick getaway from
somewhere when a car
from the opposite
direction plows into
Jina. Jina is a little
shaken up, but when
Colin goes to the other
car, the driver is dead
and there's a briefcase
with a helluva lot of
money in it. Colin does
the right thing and
hands in the money to
local copper Frank
(Jason Clarke). Colin's
car is a bit messed up,
so Frank offers to let
him stay at his house as
the local motel is full
up. When they get to
Frank's house, he
introduces Colin to his
wife, Jina. And she's
very unhappily married
by the looks of it. Also
in town is a mob hard
man (Travis McMahon),
who wants the money
while Jina's boss Sam
(Vince Colosimo) is also
acting mighty suspicious
when he's not hitting on
Jina. The hard man
eventually gets to Frank
and knocks him out, but
can't find the money
because Frank wants it
all for his own and has
hidden it. Frank wakes
up to see his wife
looking to runaway
again, this time with
Colin, so he strangles
Jina almost to death.
Colin gets there in time
and strikes Frank, hard
enough to kill him. Jina
suggests that they get
rid of the body down an
abandoned mine shaft,
one she seems mighty
familiar with. But, it
ain't over yet...
A wildly
erratic thriller from
Craig Lahiff (who has a
long line of thrillers
to his name including
the very good Fever and
the truly awful two shot
of Strangers and
Ebbtide), that has its
moments particularly
early on, but is let
down by a preposterous
final act where one
character turns into
Superman. Also,
characters seem to be
one step ahead of
everyone else which
seems even more
ridiculous when they
come undone so easily.
It's not all bad as the
setup is fine and the
characters are solid,
but it execution is a
real worry. But, I'll
watch Emma Booth in
anything, so yeah...
(where's Hippie Hippie
Shake?)
Emma
Booth film clip
(Scoop's
note: this one is an
upgrade from the ones we
have seen)
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