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"Eastbound and Down"
I finally got around to
watching the first season of
this show and I figured I
may as well make film clips
of the nudity.
All the meaningful nudity
was done by Sylvia
Jefferies:
Sylvia
Jefferies topless in
episode 1
Sylvia
Jefferies topless in
episode 2
Sylvia
Jefferies topless and
pants down from the rear in
episode 4
BONUS: by the way, Sylvia
did a subtle bit of lower
frontal nudity in the
Halloween II remake (still
below)
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Katy
Mixon's character took
off her top in episode six,
but it was done by an
unidentified body double.
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* Yellow
asterisk:
funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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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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Kiss
of the Damned
(2012)
Johnny's
comments:
Kiss
of the Damned is a stylish
vampire romantic drama
that begins with Hollywood
screenwriter Paolo (Milo
Ventimiglia) meeting the
reclusive Djuna (Joséphine
de La Baume) at a video
store and he becomes
enraptured with her. But,
while interested in Paolo,
Djuna is resistant of his
charms because she has a
secret. She is a vampire
and trying to ween herself
off human blood, but Paolo
wants Djuna so much that
he is willing to become a
vampire to be with her. No
problems. Then, Djuna's
erratic sister Mimi
(Roxane Mesquida) arrives
to stay for a week. She is
also a vampire, but she
has no qualms with
eviscerating a human. And
so the fun begins as Mimi
goes about her ways and
doing her best to usurp
Djuna and steal Paolo for
herself while causing
damage to the underground
collective of vampires run
by world famous actress
Xenia (Anna Mouglalis,
that voice!!) that Djuna
is a part of.
Add a dash of Frenchiness
(that's not a word...) and
a fair piece of The Hunger
and you are somewhat
approaching where Kiss of
the Damned is going. Not
for everyone's taste
because it's very much
style over substance, even
with a decent plot, but
Kiss of the Damned is well
worth a look if you are
looking for something a
little different in the
vampire genre. And
anything with Roxane
Mesquida is worth a look,
especially when she's
playing sexy nutcases.
Roxane
Mesquida film
clips (collages below)
Josephine
de la Baume film
clips (collages below)
No
One Lives
(2012)
Johnny's
comments:
No One
Lives is a horror thriller
that follows two groups of
people. The first group is
a murderous gang of
robbers lead by Hoag (Lee
Tergesen) that includes
his daughter Amber
(Lindsey Shaw), his lover
Tamara (America Olivo),
unhinged nutcase Flynn
(Derek Magyar) and others.
They meet and then kidnap
a couple Driver (Luke
Evans) and his lover Betty
(Laura Ramsey) who are
having issues. These are
compounded when Betty
kills herself while being
held hostage. Then, while
going through the
kidnapped couples car,
they find a girl tied up
in the back, Emma
(Adelaide Clemens), a girl
who has been missing for
months and is subject to a
massive hunt to find her.
The gang find out that
there is a massive reward
if she is found, but
finding Emma is about to
be the gang's biggest
mistake as this unleashes
the psychopath in Driver,
who will do anything to
get Emma back.
Solid little movie from
the director of The
Midnight Meat Train (and
some Japanese movies I
like in Versus and Azumi)
that has some pretty good
thrills and kills, and
when it wants to be, is
quite nasty. No One Lives
doesn't muck about and
does its job quite neatly.
Laura
Ramsay film
clip (sample below)
America
Olivo film
clip (sample below)
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