Reviews

Jungle Goddess might have been a worse jungle adventure movie about a mysterious white women lost in the jungle, but this isn't much better.

And the end result is a movie that goes over every philosophical angle of Malcolm's life, whether they be good-hearted or controversial.

I looked up the movie on Wikipedia to post the basic information such as the year and the director here, and found that it was in fact a movie made of two unrelated foreign movies and some additional scenes were filmed by Warren.

This is one of the most boring movies I've ever seen, and an insult to the lost world genre that only has a few instances of OK dialogue.

This spells almost certain doom for the sanity of our main man, as is to be expected in movies like this after movies like Jeanne Dielman came out (I suppose now I have two primary slow cinema movies to compare when watching other slow cinema pieces).

The quintessential art movie, even to the point of being considered the quintessential MOVIE.

One was a 1993 movie called Knights, but I had very little awareness of it before I decided to check out the horribly named Omega Doom because it sounded cheesier.

Once again, the cinematography needs a little work, but this is one of the most thrilling, painful and tense movies I've ever seen.

The worst thing about this movie, despite the fact that the movie's still better than my most recent and similar sci-fi venture, Endgame (1983), is the villain.

The movie makes too strong of a point of our man being a superhuman killer, even though his moves really suck.