February 22nd, 2012 03:55 p.m.
Turkey Shoot
Metro Cinema's monthly celebration of aesthetically challenged films. Hosted by Dave Clarke and Jeff Page (with special sarcastic guests).
Director: Roger Christian
USA
2000,
118 min,
Video
A couple of years ago, Turkey Shoot honoured John Travolta's ego-driven version of L. Ron Hubbard's sci-fi novel, but mentally blocked it out. They remember cavemen piloting spaceships and Forest Whitaker as the Cowardly Lion with dreadlocks. Dave Clarke knows...
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Director: Roger Vadim
USA
1968,
98 min,
Digital
Before she was an Oscar winning actress, an anti-war activist, a billionaire media-mogul’s wife, and an aerobics dominatrix, Jane Fonda was Barbarella! Here’s IMDB’s synopsis: “In the far future, a highly sexual woman is tasked with finding and stopping the...
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Director: M. Night Shyamalan
USA
2008,
92 min,
Digital
A dozen years after The Sixth Sense had that creepy little kid seeing dead people with (SPOILER ALERT!) hair pieces, M. Night Shyamalan has proven himself among the most confusing and boring filmmakers of his generation. He is at his...
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Director: Jeannot Szwarc
USA
1985,
107 min,
Digital
We've cooked up a big turkey for the holiday season. Dudley Moore - sometime between the comic classic _Arthur_ and the embarrassing _Blame it on the Bellboy_- dons the pointy hat and green tights to star as Patch the Elf....
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Director: Rowdy Herrington
USA
1989,
114 min,
Digital
Patrick Swayze is a bouncer. And a dancer. A dirty dancer. Wait, sorry, wrong movie. Swayze is a bouncer. Fighting a communist invasion in small town Colorado. Nope, not that one either. Swayze is a bouncer. In the Edmonton Mall!...
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Director: David Kellogg
USA
1991,
91 min,
Digital
When we ponder Vanilla Ice, we don’t think of James Dean. What the hell is he doing, then, in a remake of _Rebel Without a Cause_, the classic tale of teenage alienation and method acting? The original thrilled us with...
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