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>,Victoria Vetri,Robin Hawdon,Patrick Allen,Drewe Henley,Sean Caffrey


 price：$50.00 
 Warner Home Video
 
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(where's the dvd?)
『Come on, this is a stop motion aficionado's delight. Some of Jim Danforth's effects work is superlative. Warner's, do us all a favour and give this dino epic an official release!』

(So that's how you spell AKITA.)
『I just finished this movie, it's rewound, so lets get to it. First of all I like all of these cavemen movies and When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth and One Million B.C. are the two top ones. Set in the time before earth had a moon--I guess this is before both man and dinosaur were supposed to have existed. And yes, is the typical story of all blonds being kept around for sacrifice only...why else do you think there are so few?

Looking at the SUN zealot it kind of makes me wonder if he was impotent...afterall, if you look at the first three sacrifices, I think I could have found much more to do with them than toss'm into the drink.

PROS:

1. The music goes fine with this movie kind of letting you know our humble past but always aspiring forward and upward.

2. Special effects, fine.

3. Monsters fine. These guys took some time to make a dinosaur. A combination of stop and go anim., and real lizards dress up.

4. Cuties are all cuties--no star there of course.

5. Now lets get to some of the meat of the movie. Other reviewers laugh and scoff at these sudden storms and other bad weather so let me fill you in on something. In the opening scenes, while the three cuties are about to be tossed off the cliff...everybody looks up at the sun and so does the camera and zealot. It changes size and shape, the wind picks up to storm level and waves are created with white caps. Well, in my opinion this is supposed to be caused by an off shore, over the horizon, volcanic explosion. Probably a cleaner explosion than most--near the top of the volcano. Volcanic gas spews out and a moment or two later the top of the volcano explodes. The gas screws up the sun light and the 'slow blow' explosion stirs up the air.

six. Storm scenes with people in the water are fine. Well done and appear to been shot outside in the real ocean.

7. I think the zealot is also some sort of warlord. He throws a lot of orders around in the movie, people get killed, nobody back talks him. but during the funeral I have to say as he looked to heaven his eyes were crossed--hmmm, just pretending to pray.

8. Yes, if you listen and pay attention, the language does seem to have some rudimentry meaning. My opinion is the language has few words with many meanings. You take that Akita! word for instance. Everybody seems to use it and know what it means. It has three consonents (did I spell that right?) and therefore comes from three different words. You would think these guys had a lot of one word sentences. I reckon if you said more than five words you were considered long winded.

9. Interesting story line. One of the blond bombs escapes sacrifice and this is the story of her escaping the zealot and the zealot tracking her down no matter how far away she runs or how many people he gets kills finding her. After all, if he doesn't find and kill her the sun will never return to normal. This is a fine story line and it works.

10. Another interesting possibilitly is the people the blond take up with seem to either ignore the sun's change or else that is why they are throwing that dance party later in the afternoon. If I were a caveman I think dancing around a lot would work better than..."Akita, oodalla, neikro!" This means "Uh oh, the sun's spazing out. There's a cutie to sacrifice. Well, that's it for her!"

11. There are indeed a couple of subplots here. Basically they are a fine addition to the story. I won't go into detail here...oh yes, I heard that the brunette--who was the leading man's woman--was a 'miss hotty' in Europe when this was shot. She supposed to have been their 'Scarlet O'Hara' at the time of this film.

12. Yes, the swimsuits are small. On the cutties they look 'real' small.

13. Victoria Vetri is the lead female and believe it or not I did detect some acting--watch her face...to. The only brown eyed blond I ever seen...afterall cavewomen have not yet discovered hair dye yet.

14. Jumping close to the end of the movie...you remember that volcano I was telling you about that they never showed on camera? And the several other times it either blots out, changes the shape of, or disfigures the sun...well its about to have its day. Unseen, the underwater part of the volcano blows up. A sesmic water wave fifty or so feet tall makes it showing. Naturally when all the cavemen and cavewomen see it coming they must try to out run it by running along side the ocean. You know it's coming in because all the water is draining off the beach. Oh well, nobody said cavemen were overly intelligent.

15. I liked the funeral scene...not a bad way to go with the whole village standing around saluting your body as they pour fuel over you. Light it up with a torch and push it out to sea with the appropriate music. Hmmm, not bad at all. Maybe that's where the Vikings got it. I mean, you take the village leader, tall, strong, fine shape and red headed. A nice stern look on his face during the funeral. Give that guy a shield and battleaxe and you have Eric the Red. Hmmm, I think you guys should study that funeral scene a few times...I don't think I've ever seen it better done except in that movie (I think it was...) The Vikings.

16. The quicksand scene: Yes there is such a thing underwater and is considered incredibly deadly--ask anybody in National Geographic.

17. Man eating crabs? Finely done. I've heard that these armour plated spiders have a ten foot long leg spread on the bottom of the ocean. (They do have some 'real' monsters down there yea know.)

CONS:

Regardless of the other reviews throwing off on this movie--I feel it is carried through to its' conclusion with all subplots tight up nicely. done. The writer should have done a little more study on the language part. I think he did...just not enough.

So all in all, this is a four or five star movie. The writing is there, the idea is there and carried out just fine. The acting (believe it or not) is right on target. They had enough money and everybody did their part. The special effects are on target and despite the sexy over tones they take a back seat to the story--good, that's how it should be done.
So why do I give five stars to a four star movie...well, the funeral.
I felt a slight tightening in my throat...who would have thought it?

There it is. I'm not sure I can rate this movie down to the level with the other popcorn movies so lets just say a salad bowl of popcorn, two hot dogs and a big drink. Though it is all laid out there for you and requires little thought to figure it out I recommend deeper study, and as we all know deep study of a movie requires both corn and dogs. Bye!』

(Watch it for the Cave Girls and Akita...Oodalla and Neikro!)
『Take this film for what it is and get a copy of the uncut version on DVD if you can. Its out there if you look hard. The cave people seem to have a problem with the Sun and they repeat several words many time like Akita! Oodalla and Neikro. Victoria Vetri is not the only amazing cave girl as there is a couple others. The cool thing is they even show the older beat up cave women missing a couple teeth as we can't imagine that they would all look like models so that's realistic. The stop motion dinosaurs are nice and Harryhausen like for fans of that kinda thing. It is not a good movie by any means but it is funny to watch and like I said the uncut version does have some nudity and that's always fun in Dino films.』

(Hokey but enjoyable - my 6 yr old thinks its a hoot.)
『I always liked caveman movies since I was a kid. Recently I watched this with my 6 yr old daughter. I was suprised at how she got into it. She's still trying to figure out the language of the cave folks. I keep telling her its just jibberish the actors are saying so they wont have to grunt, but she's convinced there is meaning to it. Anyway, its just childish escapist fantasy, but sometimes thats all you need. And, oh yeah, its got fur bikinis.』

(Assinine)
『There's no point in belaboring the scientific inaccuracies of this movie or nit-picking the roughness of the special effects. What's damning is the earnest, self-righteous, preachiness of the script rendered incomprehensible by an attempt to recreate a neolithic language. In this ancient world blonds are considered inferior so they're segregated from the rest of the tribe. Blonds are Black! Get it!?!?! This is what drives the plot and if you've seen some of the early Star Trek's cheesier episodes
then you needn't waste your time. Watching this movie is like
waiting in the office of a sadistic dentist who hasn't got anything for patients to read except the Salvation Army War Cry.
I enjoy bad movies. I even own a copy of Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy AND I don't mind admitting it. But this film is bad beyond redemption.』
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>,Melissa Sue Anderson,Glenn Ford,Lawrence Dane,Sharon Acker,Frances Hyland (II)


 price：$9.73 
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Bad Slasher film!)
『I am a big fan of alot of 80's slasher films. This is one I had not seen and was eager to check it out. First, the film is very slow and really does not show anything, there is s stupid backstory about brainsurgery, and bad acting. I give it one star for the good film score. Skip this one and check out Tourist Trap.』

(Very well done forgotten slasher)
『My first exposure to this movie was back in 1981 when I saw the tail end of it at my friend's house. His sister was watching it when I walked into the room. I remember seeing the birthday cake and its lit candles and Melissa Sue Anderson singing, "Happy Birthday...to me" to herself. That's an image I haven't forgotten. This is one of those horror movies that will stay with you. Even though it was just the ending I saw, it sparked a curiosity to see it in its entirety.

This movie was very well done. Good acting, a good score, good makeup, good special effects, and above all, a good story. This movie stars Melissa Sue Anderson (Mary Ingalls from Little House On The Prairie). A lot of people can't believe she did a horror film. I can. It was a chance for her to shed her clean "Little House" image and enter the twentieth century - and in a horror film, no less. She drops a few swear words, drops her underpants, and gives one great performance as Ginny, a new student at Crawford Academy. She wants to be accepted amongst the popular people at her school. A number of these people end up being killed. But who is the killer? This movie will keep you guessing all the way through as to who the killer is. This movie is a horror mystery, basically. It has a lot of twists and turns. Ginny had been involved in a serious accident in the past that required brain surgery, so her mental state and lack of memeory could explain her fellow students' disappearances and murders. Ginny thinks she is the one who's killing her friends. She's lost her mind and can't remember very much. Ginny's 18th birthday is days away. What kind of birthday party will she have? Watch to find out.

This movie has certain elements to it that remind me of other horror movies, such as Carrie, Halloween, and Friday The 13th. Yet, it is very unique in itself. During the late seventies and early eighties there was a flood of horror movies that were imitations of Halloween, and a lot of them made holidays or special occasions dangerous, just like Halloween made Halloween night dangerous in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Some of these movies were My Bloody Valentine, April Fools Day, Silent Night Deadly Night, New Years Evil, Happy Birthday To Me, Friday The 13th, Prom Night, etc. Actually, Black Christmas (1974) was the first holiday horror movie. But Happy Birthday To Me is strong and stands apart from some of the low budget slashers or slasher movies with bad acting, such as Friday The 13th Parts I and II, for example. This movie has depth, whereas some of the above mentioned movies lack depth. This movie also stars the legendary Glenn Ford, Lawrence Dane, Sharon Acker, Frances Hyland, Tracy Bregman, and Lisa Langlois. I don't want to give away too much of the movie. You'll have to see it to solve the mystery.

If you want to see a well done slasher film from the golden age of horror films, then Happy Birthday To Me is highly recommended.』

(Wow, better than I expected it to be.)
『I picked this movie up, having read some decent things about it online. Most of my experience with old slasher flicks is that they are filled with exceptionally bad acting, so I was pleasantly surprised that all around the acting was pretty good. The quality of the picture was also far better than I've come to expect when watching older horror films, so that was a nice surprise as well. I felt like I was watching a more recent movie the whole time. The plot is good enough to pull you in, but the twists it takes keep you guessing until the end, even if at some points you think you understand what is going on. I got a great deal on this DVD and thought I was paying a nice cheap price for what would be an ok movie, and instead I got a great one. The makers of this one really got it right!』

(Starz/Anchore Bay 10/13/2009)
『So is this the Version with the original music? Has anyone purchessed it yet?

5 Stars for Original Version Only』

(Another chance for underrated slasher)
『Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RJESMDATMR4Z5』
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タイトル『 The Changeling [VHS] > 『 The Changeling [VHS] > 『 The Innocents > 『 The Innocents > 『 The Lady in White > 『 The Lady in White > 『 Ghost Story > 『 Ghost Story > 『 The Sentinel > 『 The Sentinel > 『 The Legend of Hell House > >,George C. Scott,Trish Van Devere,Melvyn Douglas,Jean Marsh,John Colicos  price：$10.00   Hbo Home Video   Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (The Best) 『This is one of the best horror films I have ever seen! No gore just a great ghost story that will keep you glued to your seat.The Changeling』 (GREAT Haunted House Movie!) 『This movie is guaranteed to give you the chills! It stayed with me long after I viewed it. The scene with the ball scares me every time I watch this movie. HIGHLY recommended!』 (Another one of those movies Hollywood forgot how to make) 『This is one of my favorite horror films of all time. About the only ones I can think of that I like as well are the original "Halloween," and "The Shining." Those two movies are very different films from each other, and from this film, but all three are characterized by one common theme: what really scares you is what you DON'T see. Somehow, Hollywood forgot this a long, long time ago. Your imagination, given a little room to work, can conjure nightmares more vivid and more frightening than anything the best art department and visual effects specialists can ever put on celluloid. If done well, things only need to be hinted at, and then you will fill in the details out of the scrapbook of horrors that you carry around in your head, and you mind will tailor it to your own deepest fears. Don't get me wrong, visual effects are a true marvel of modern film making, enabling makers of films to achieve effects that their forebears only dreamed of. Done well and judiciously, this can tremendously enhance a film. The problem is, these days, almost no one uses this tool judiciously. It's invariably overdone. I can't think of a recent ghost story told on the screen where we don't get treated to full, detailed views of the ghost sooner or later. These days, they always strive to outdo the last film with yet more spectacular stunts, more spectacular effects. Sometimes it works, but it rarely rises to the level of some of the old films, where the technology was more limited, and this forced them to rely more on the unseen, on suspense, drama, and the talents of the actors and the director. "The Changeling" is a movie in the old style. The Ghost is never seen (except, once his identity becomes known, in a flashback to the scene of his murder), but his ominous presence pervades the film almost from the beginning. Imagine yourself in the place of John Russell, the main character played to perfection by the late, great Geo. C. Scott. All alone in this huge, old, dark house, and you begin hearing inexplicable noises. Before long, you realize there is another presence in there with you. Do this while watching the film alone, at night, in your own dark house. One of the scariest scenes I've ever seen in a movie is the scene where Russell hears the rubber ball his deceased daughter once played with bouncing down the stairs. It comes to rest just outside the door of the room where he was looking at photos of his lost family. Knowing the ghost has done this, he drives out to a bridge, and throws the ball in the water, and then arrives back home to find the ball bouncing down the stairs straight toward him as soon as he walks back in the door. You never see anything except a rubber ball, but it almost makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. There are other scenes as well done as this too, and like this scene, all depend on the viewer's imagination, but that's why it works. This is what a ghost story ought to be.』 (A creepy crawl...) 『While this movie is hardly jaw dropping horrifying it has a nice atmospheric chill to it. Probably the most memorable scene in the movie for me was the scene on the stairs with the ball. I remember seeing a parody of that scene in the movie 'scary movie 2' before I had even seen this movie. Even as a joke it's kinda creepy. George C. Scott's acting is quite good. It is good viewing for a chill night in October or anytime you want a good old fashioned ghost story.』 (ONE OF THE BEST EVER MADE!!) 『To this day, I will never understand why this movie isn't more well known. As far as I'm concerned, this is THE best haunted house movie ever made. I saw it on cable waaaaay back in the early 80's as a young teenager, and instantly it became one of my favorite films. Here I am, almost 30 years later, writing this review, and the memory of that first viewing is as clear as if it were yesterday, and I admit, the goose bumps are starting already. A truly creepy, quite scary, and intensly atmospheric film that sucks you right in and builds steadily throughout. This is a perfect example of what a great script, director, and cast can do. There is no need for gallons of blood or shock value. Good old fashioned suspense, and what you DON'T see. You will not be disappointed with this movie. I agree with one reviewer in that the shot of the wheelchair at the top of the stairs still gets me. And the ball bouncing down the stairs. I still hear it when I close my eyes. God, they don't make em like this anymore!!!』 『When a recent widower (the wonderfully overemphatic George C. Scott ) moves into an antique Washington mansion, his realization that he may not be the only resident leads him toward a deadly secret that refuses to remain buried....The best haunted-house film since the legendaryHaunting, this potent, classy combination of the mystery and horror genres eschews explicit gore and dumb shocks in exchange for a subtle creepiness that occasionally builds to a terrifying peak (watch out for that seance scene!). The result is a satisfyingly intelligent horror film with an intriguing dash of Watergate-era paranoia. Director Peter Medak went on to direct the considerably more gratuitous and somewhat less effectiveRomeo Is BleedingandThe Krays.--Andrew Wright』

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