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Weird, Weird Movie...
K, I really want everyone to see this, for the simple fact that my fave actor's in it (who will remain unnamed for personal reasons ^_^ LOL). I must say that it's the stupidest, most terrible movie I've ever seen; I loved it! The "low- budget cult weirdness", the bad writing, the situation, everything about it reminded me of some of the B (Z actually) movies I'd seen before, only it was made in '95. Heehee, this is currently my fave live-action movie. ... Read more

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A little known, under-appreciated erotic thriller...
This movie is that rarity of rarities: an erotic film that is actually done well. Jena Bodner, in her first film role, delivers a credible performance as a woman undergoing a lycanthropic change and makes the movie worthwhile all on her own. Yes, she is nude every other scene, but you can hardly hold that against her. The castle setting, direction and cinematography all add a great deal to the production. My one complaint is that the ending is a bit inconclusive and up in the air, then, it looks like they were looking to make it into a series of films. The old British TV show "She-Wolf of London" might have done well to employ more of the primal, sexual themes used here. This is not one of the high art horror movies, like Dario Argento or Mario Bava, it is strictly exploitation, but it is well-done exploitation, and a pleasant surprise for a weekend night.

Naked babes filmed in Romania!
Beware the sinners of Wales! Naked babes in the wine
cellar! In the shower! (Then eating eggs) On the the
piano! In the Tub! Touching themselves,well,in naughty
places! Nudity in a stinking wet cave!(with flashing light)
A three-some in an old country house! A sullen butler!
(who drives the main character around in a dippy old car)
A lousy ending! But all in all, plenty of fun 'n' games in
ole Britain.
(Sequel: "Mucking About in Wales II")
or - "Living In Welsh Caves On Five Pounds A Week"

Spirit of the night
It starts with Tara (Jenna Bodner) on a train returning home to Brecon, North Wales to her father's funeral.
At the funeral Tara meets a close friend who she has not seen for years Michelle (Blair Valk).
Michelle is trying to talk Tara to sell her father estate to Alek (David Starzyk) who wants it for all the treasures within.
There is a curse that was placed on Brecon centuries ago and Tara unknowingly falls prey to it.
The curse suddenly empowers Tara given her acute animal instincts incredible stamina and strength for filling her desires.
Tara search for answer to her family past and then the treachery of her friend is reveal.
As the story go on they is a lot of good directing, Spirit of the night leave me still wanting more when it ends so I wonder if there is a sequel.

good
This was a good film if it was not for all the violence and stuff it would be a even better movie. This is not a must see unless you like action films. The acctresses in this movie where really good. I have seen other movies that they where in and they really do get into there acting parts.

Not a bad idea, but not enough either.
"Huntress:Spirit of the Night" is about a woman who returns to her birthplace in England, only to recieve apon her a bizzare curse that presents an animal-like spirt with a storng sex drive into her. She also along the way meets a male photographer and draws close to him as a boyfriend. Then a few atagonists come into play. "Huntress" has a good idea for a softcore/horror flick, and it's fine to watch, some good performances and scenery. But the film-makers couldn't let the main character do much with her beastly slice of herself, save a stylish, sexy nude shots with her boyfreind and at the end of the film. I was unsatishfied enough with that it wasn't scary enough for a horror movie (except for the use of make-up at the end.) The ending was incomprehensible, like the scriptwriter ran out of ideas and couldn't finish the script on time, so the film-makers make the actor act out in from of the camera in a chopped fashion. What a shame, but not too bad of a film. Only Neil Jordan's "The Company of Wolves" was a better mix or horror, fanasty, and softcore themes. It was darker, chillier, surreal, and sometime some good tension. Too bad it was pulled off shelves early. ... Read more

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give me more Vincent Klyn movies!!!
5--This title gets 5 stars. i enjoy B-rated movies, movies that are in the same category as John Carpenter's flick They Live. sure Mexican Blow isn't the best movie on the planet in the HISTORY of movies, but THAT--that element right there--is what makes it cool to watch. also, Vincent Klyn is frickin hot. this here lady thinks he's a cool actor. i have several of his movies on dvd other than this one; Cyborg, Gangland, Red Surf, Point Break. and the list is growing. i think Night of the Comet should be available on dvd from the great company of Amazon. anyway, 5 STARS for Mexican Blow!!! for shizzle my thizzle. Vincent Rules!:)

When your cable has been shut off...
...you rent movies. Sometimes you let your boyfriend pick one out. He felt pretty bad about this one, at first, but I reassured him I was thoroughly enjoying it, only lamenting that we had not altered our consciousness beforehand. This movie is SO BAD that it's hilarious...I don't think many Mexicans were actually involved in the making of this film, and it's a miracle that it was actually made into a film. Actually quite fast paced, but really as silly as can be. Bring your own brownies.

Deceptive superhero nonsense
I gotta learn to stop judging a DVD by its cover. The cover and title of this DVD implies that this is a movie about the international drug trade, a la "Traffic." In reality, this is a covert, low-budget Superhero flick. The protagonist's name, Dreadmon, even sounds like he should be wearing a cape. In this movie, a hidden Mexican indigenous tribe must be saved against drug dealers who are trying to expand their territory. This is where the Dreadmon character comes in. I liked that the good guys are a mix of Black-Latino-and Native American. Plus, the sidekick is a blonde white woman, thus encouraging racial and gender diversity. Still, the special effects are TERRIBLE. The antagonism between Dreadmon and his lifelong nemesis is anticlimactic. The script is bad. Dreadmon is supposed to be a half Black-half Native orphan in rural Mexico, yet he knows about the East Asian concept of yin and yang!? The hottest guy in the film is the only man who never takes his shirt off. York usually does "street" movies for older teenagers and young adults. But this film, despite brief nudity and some sexual content, must have been intended for the junior high crowd and younger. Further, York Entertainment did not mention that it has Spanish subtitles for this DVD and I think many potential audiences members with low English proficiency will miss out because of it. ... Read more

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give me more Vincent Klyn movies!!!
5--This title gets 5 stars. i enjoy B-rated movies, movies that are in the same category as John Carpenter's flick They Live. sure Mexican Blow isn't the best movie on the planet in the HISTORY of movies, but THAT--that element right there--is what makes it cool to watch. also, Vincent Klyn is frickin hot. this here lady thinks he's a cool actor. i have several of his movies on dvd other than this one; Cyborg, Gangland, Red Surf, Point Break. and the list is growing. i think Night of the Comet should be available on dvd from the great company of Amazon. anyway, 5 STARS for Mexican Blow!!! for shizzle my thizzle. Vincent Rules!:)

When your cable has been shut off...
...you rent movies. Sometimes you let your boyfriend pick one out. He felt pretty bad about this one, at first, but I reassured him I was thoroughly enjoying it, only lamenting that we had not altered our consciousness beforehand. This movie is SO BAD that it's hilarious...I don't think many Mexicans were actually involved in the making of this film, and it's a miracle that it was actually made into a film. Actually quite fast paced, but really as silly as can be. Bring your own brownies.

Deceptive superhero nonsense
I gotta learn to stop judging a DVD by its cover. The cover and title of this DVD implies that this is a movie about the international drug trade, a la "Traffic." In reality, this is a covert, low-budget Superhero flick. The protagonist's name, Dreadmon, even sounds like he should be wearing a cape. In this movie, a hidden Mexican indigenous tribe must be saved against drug dealers who are trying to expand their territory. This is where the Dreadmon character comes in. I liked that the good guys are a mix of Black-Latino-and Native American. Plus, the sidekick is a blonde white woman, thus encouraging racial and gender diversity. Still, the special effects are TERRIBLE. The antagonism between Dreadmon and his lifelong nemesis is anticlimactic. The script is bad. Dreadmon is supposed to be a half Black-half Native orphan in rural Mexico, yet he knows about the East Asian concept of yin and yang!? The hottest guy in the film is the only man who never takes his shirt off. York usually does "street" movies for older teenagers and young adults. But this film, despite brief nudity and some sexual content, must have been intended for the junior high crowd and younger. Further, York Entertainment did not mention that it has Spanish subtitles for this DVD and I think many potential audiences members with low English proficiency will miss out because of it. ... Read more