Mitsuko Delivers is a wacky Japanese comedy starring Riisa Naka as a pregnant woman finding her way in life. Mitsuko, in the final month of her pregnancy, is very direct when dealing with people, indeed verging on insultingly blunt, but has a fantastic outlook on life which allows her to
Bolero is a new short film from Denis Brucks that is, in his words, a 'unique "concept movie" about an abused boy who breaks free from his miserable life after meeting a mysterious girl who lives beyond a vent in the wall, set to Ravel's "Bolero"'. Unique is probably the most
Yet another installment of Sybil Danning Palooza 2012, leading up to my (fantabulous) interview with the First Lady of Action herself Monday, May 7th! This time I'm going to be diving in to what are probably her two most well known films, for better or worse (and so much has been
We're edging ever nearer the climax that is my interview with Sybil Danning next Monday. So, before then, here's more Sybil Danning! So, none of Sybil Danning’s films really are what you would consider “respectable.” As I mentioned previously, it’s not her fault though. She’s always wonderful; and, even when doffing her
In honor of my upcoming interview with Sybil Danning (which is AWESOME by the way) I will be doing reviews of several of her films, starting with a couple of her "trashier" efforts
