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200cigarettes (1999)

Dir: Risa Bramon Garcia

This ensemble comedy follows an array of young people in New York City on New Year's Eve. Among the numerous characters looking for love and fun are impulsive artist Ellie (Janeane Garofalo) and punks Tom (Casey Affleck) and Dave (Guillermo Diaz), who meet up with Stephie (Gaby Hoffmann) and Val (Christina Ricci), two girls from Long Island. Also interacting with various partygoers are a pensive bartender (Ben Affleck) and a taxi driver (Dave Chappelle) who operates a disco in his cab.

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Sorted caps from The Crow: Stairway to Heaven

Darla Mohr - Lynda Boyd ~#2800

Darryl Albrecht - Marc Gomes ~#25000

Eric Draven - Mark Dacascos ~#45000

Hannah Foster - Bobbie Phillips ~#4000

Jessica Capshaw - Christina Cox ~#5400

Louise Moran - Gaetana Korbin ~#2700

Sarah Mohr - Katie Stuart ~#10700

Shelly Webster - Sabine Karsenti ~#6000

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[kwebtv]

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven - Syndication - September 25, 1998 - May 22, 1999

Dark Fantasy (22 episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Cast:

Mark Dacascos as Eric Draven/The Crow

Marc Gomes as Daryl Albrecht

Sabine Karsenti as Shelly Webster

Katie Stuart as Sarah Mohr

Recurring:

Lynda Boyd as Darla Mohr

Jon Cuthbert as David Vincennes

Christina Cox as Jessica Capshaw

John Pyper-Ferguson as Jason "Top Dollar" Danko

John Tench as "T-Bird"

Julie Dreyfus as India Reyes

Gaetana Korbin as Shea Marino

Suleka Mathew as Cordelia Warren

Ty Olsson as George "Funboy" Jamieson

Darcy Laurie as Mark "Tin-Tin" Tremayne

Kadeem Hardison as Skull Cowboy

Bobbie Phillips as Hannah Foster/Talon

[docrotten]

LES DIABOLIQUES (1955, DIABOLIQUE) – Episode 143 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“It’s been insane since the beginning. . . . Bathtubs that fill up, and swimming pools that empty. That’s insane. And I was insane to listen to you.” That’s not even the half-of-it. Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Whitney Collazo, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, and Jeff Mohr – as they experience Boileau-Narcejac’s twisted tale as presented by Henri-Georges Clouzot in Les Diaboliques (1955).

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 143 – Les Diaboliques (1955)

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ANNOUNCEMENT Decades of Horror The Classic Era is partnering with THE CLASSIC SCI-FI MOVIE CHANNEL, THE CLASSIC HORROR MOVIE CHANNEL, and WICKED HORROR TV CHANNEL Which all now include video episodes of The Classic Era! Available on Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, Online Website. Across All OTT platforms, as well as mobile, tablet, and desktop. https://classicscifichannel.com/; https://classichorrorchannel.com/; https://wickedhorrortv.com/

The wife and mistress of a loathed school principal plan to murder him with what they believe is the perfect alibi.

Director: Henri-Georges Clouzot (as H.G. Clouzot)

Writing Credits:

From the novel by: Boileau-Narcejac (Pierre Boileau as Boileau & Thomas Narcejac as Narcejac; She Who Was No More (1952, Celle qui n’était plus)

Scenario & dialogue by: Henri-Georges Clouzot (as H.G. Clouzot) & Jérôme Géronimi

Collaboration by: René Masson & Frédéric Grendel

Cinematographer: Armand Thirard (director of photography)

Selected Cast:

Simone Signoret as Nicole Horner

Véra Clouzot as Christina Delassalle (as Vera Clouzot)

Paul Meurisse as Michel Delassalle

Charles Vanel as Alfred Fichet, le commissaire

Jean Brochard as Plantiveau, le concierge

Thérèse Dorny as Mme. Herboux

Michel Serrault as M. Raymond, le surveillant

Georges Chamarat as Dr. Loisy

Robert Dalban as Le garagiste

Camille Guérini as Le photographe (as Camille Guerini)

Jacques Hilling as L’employé de la morgue

Jean Lefebvre as Le soldat

Aminda Montserrat as Madame Plantiveau

Jean Témerson as Le garçon d’hôtel (as Jean Temerson)

Jacques Varennes as M. Bridoux, professeur

Georges Poujouly as Soudieu, un élève

Yves-Marie Maurin as Moinet, une jeune Moynet

Noël Roquevert as M. Herboux

Pierre Larquey as M.Drain, professeur

Johnny Hallyday as Un élève (uncredited)

Are you ready for a French murder thriller/ghost story/character piece from the mid-1950s? We thought so! Move over Hitchcock! Director Henri-Georges Clouzot has the rights to the novel and the skill to write and direct Les Diaboliques (1955). If celebrated genre author Robert Bloch (Psycho) considers this his all-time favorite horror film, then the Classic Era Grue Crew just has to check it out! And they loved it! In fact, this is one of those movies that demands (at least) a second watch.

Shame on you if you listened to this podcast without first watching Les Diaboliques! At any rate, at the time of this writing, the film is available to stream from HBOmax, The Criterion Channel, and Plex. If physical media is your preference, Les Diaboliques (Diabolique) is available as a Blu-ray from Criterion.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Whitney, will be The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958), another Ray Harryhausen extravaganza! Who doesn’t love ‘em some stop-motion?

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: leave them a message or leave a comment on the Gruesome Magazine YouTube channel, the site, or email the Decades of Horror: The Classic Era podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com

To each of you from each of them, “Thank you so much for listening!”

Check out this episode!

[fastweltweit]

Christina Mohr schreibt auf junge Welt über Jochen Distelmeyer und sein Album „Gefühlte Wahrheiten" - „Der Jochen, ein Lover“

[90smovies]

200 Cigarettes

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Crime Fiction Book Releases January 2021 PT1

Crime Fiction Book Releases January 2021 PT1 All the January 2021 Crime Fiction Book Releases PT1!

If you are like me and are worried you are missing out on all the new releases. I have decided to do a list of releases of all my favourite genres for the previous month. So here is the January crime fiction book releases for 2021. Let me know which books take your fancy in the comments below. Here is the list: 7th The Dark Room by Sam Blake Info:…

[dhaaruni]

Do you have any recommendations for reading material on abortion rights? (Books, articles etc.)

Let me see what I can do for you.

Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights by Katha Pollitt: thanks @stephenroot for this one!!

Abortion in America: The Origins and Evolution of National Policy by James C. Mohr

Abortion & the Politics of Motherhood by Kristin Luker

Abortion After Roe by Johanna Schoen

The Girls Who Went Away: The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades Before Roe V. Wade by Ann Fessler

My Life on the Road by Gloria Steinem: I wanna be her when I grow up

How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America: Freedom, Politics, and the War on Sex by Christina Page

When Abortion Was a Crime: Women, Medicine, and Law in the United States by Leslie Reagan

This Common Secret: My Journey as an Abortion Doctor, by Susan Wicklund

Taking Children: A History of American Terror by Laura Briggs

Also, check out Reversing Roe, a documentary on Netflix, which is excellent!

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Hello,

Can you help me to find a FC Who is of english (white) ethnicity, is between 30 and 35 yo and has tatoos (tattoos are not that important), please?

I'm sorry for my Bad english, I speak french.

Thank you for your Help

you didn’t specify a gender so i’ll give all genders!

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These Girls

Ein Streifzug durch die feministische Musikgeschichte

Juliane Streich (Hg.)

Über prägende Role Models von den 1950ern bis heute Vor 50 Jahren forderte Aretha Franklin »Respect«, in den Neunzigern rebellierten die Riot Grrrls und heute vermarkten Superstars wie Beyoncé eine sexy Version des Feminismus. Die Charts sind voll mit weiblichen Stimmen, doch bleiben Festivalbühnen, Musikzeitschriften und Clubnächte männerdominiert. Dabei gibt es Role Models an jeder Ecke, in jedem Jahrzehnt, in dem Frauen zu Gitarre, Mikrofon oder DJ-Software griffen. Jede hat ihre eigenen Geschichten. Es geht um Selbstermächtigung, um Wut, um Gleichberechtigung, um Drugs and Rock’n’Roll, um Sex und Sexualität – und auch mal um Menstruation. Vor allem aber um Musik. Egal, ob Stimmen im Soul, Battles im Rap, Gitarrensoli im Rock, große Hits im Pop oder Tunes im Techno. Ganze Enzyklopädien könnten mit herausragenden Musikerinnen und weiblichen Bands vollgeschrieben werden. Dieses Buch ist eher vergnügliche Lektüre als Lexikon, doch gibt es einen vielseitigen Einblick in die feministische Musikgeschichte. In über 100 lehrreichen, kurzweiligen und persönlichen Texten schreiben Journalistinnen und Journalisten, Musikerinnen und Musiker, Fans und Freunde über Bands, die sie prägten, über Künstlerinnen, die den Feminismus eine neue Facette gaben, über Lieblingsplatten, Lebenswerke und Lieder, die sie mitgrölen – vom Klassiker bis zum Außenseitertipp. Françoise Cactus, Paula Irmschler, Franz Dobler, Jacinta Nandi, Klaus Walter, Christina Mohr, Bettina Wilpert, Linus Volkmann, Ebba Durstewitz, Andreas Spechtl, Jonas Engelmann, Diviam Hoffmann, Sven Kabelitz, Elke Wittich, Myriam Brüger und viele andere schreiben über Björk, Christina Aguilera, Bikini Kill, Billie Holiday, Alice Coltrane, ESG, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Kimya Dawson, Madonna, Patti Smith, Spice Girls, Terre Thaemlitz und viele weitere Künstlerinnen. +++ Der Titel ist ebenfalls als E-Book bei allen gängigen Online-Händlern erhältlich (u.a. bei www.Thalia.de / www.ebook.de / www.Amazon.de / www.Buecher.de / Apple iBooks). +++ Mit einem Spotify-Account könnt Ihr über folgenden Link in zahlreiche Songs von im Buch vorkommenden Künstlerinnen reinhören: https://open.spotify.com/user/9ah5nzktfzli5qpvcm2up0gym/playlist/4xj9rTFk4OJrP4hZ3DdjTA +++

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Juliane Streich: Vorwort 1940/50er Jennifer Ressel: Édith Piaf Jasper Nicolaisen: Hildegard Knef Franz Dobler: LaVern Baker Sven Kabelitz: Nina Simone 1960er Eileen Reukauf: Joan Baez Klaus Walter: Aretha Franklin Anastasia Hartleib: Etta James Sven Kabelitz: Dusty Springfield Holger Adam: Delia Derbyshire Vera Kropf: Kathy Marshall und Chiyo Ishi Myriam Brüger: Shangri-Las Jan-Niklas Jäger: Lesley Gore Hannah Zipfel: Jackie Shane Elke Wittich: Marianne Faithful Frank Apunkt Schneider: Karen Carpenter Françoise Cactus: Nico Ebba Durstewitz: Laura Nyro Hans Plesch: Pauline Oliveros Tine Plesch: Janis Joplin Holger Adam: Joni Mitchell Holger Adam: Alice Coltrane Franz Dobler: Queen Esther Marrow Lutz Vössing: Karen Dalton 1970er Jonas Engelmann: Linda Perhacs Sabrina Marzell: Suzanne Ciani Stefan Glander: Yoko Ono Kuku Schrapnell: Marianne Rosenberg Wiebke Lohfeld: Limpe Fuchs Volker Barsch: Marcia Griffiths Shantala Hummler: Patti Smith Laura Schwinger: Flying Lesbians Christina Mohr: Debbie Harry Jana Sotzko: Poly Styrene Luise Vörkel: Tina Weymouth Laura Schwinger: Cosey Fanni Tutti Elke Wittich: Lydia Lunch Luise Vörkel: Kleenex/LiLiPUT Anna Seidel: Nina Hagen Franziska Reif: Siouxsie Sioux Philipp Theisohn: Wendy O. Williams Thomas Schröder: Kate Bush Viola Nordsieck: The Raincoats Kristof Maria Künssler-McIlwain: Mo-Dettes Jan Dieske: Hans-A-Plast Frank Apunkt Schneider: The Roches André Kalnassy: Eve Libertine Katharina Grabowski: The Slits Sven Kabelitz: Annie Lennox 1980er Christina Mohr: The Go-Go’s Franziska Reif: Tamara Danz Sandra und Kerstin Grether: Annette Humpe Jana Marie Sand: Girlschool Klaus Walter: Rainy Day Women Britta Tekotte: Laurie Anderson Sigrid Fahrer: Bangles Kerstin Petermann: Neneh Cherry Katharina Grabowski: ESG Frank Apunkt Schneider: Vital Disorders Jasper Nicolaisen: Björk Maurice Summen: Anne Dudley Juliane Streich: Kim Gordon Sarah Held: Cyndi Lauper Didi Neidhart: Madonna Jonas Engelmann: Phranc Anna Seidel: Françoise Cactus Julie Miess: Cristina Martinez Luise Vörkel: Kim Deal Linus Volkmann: Yeastie Girlz Klaus Walter: Dorothy Benjamin Moldenhauer: Carla Bozulich 1990er Sophie Rüesch: PJ Harvey Tobias Prüwer: Hole Christina Gehrlein: Lassie Singers Julia Lorenz: Thee Headcoatees Franziska Reif: Tori Amos Sophie Nikoleit: Bikini Kill Julian Weber: Christina Billotte Tijan Sila: Red Aunts Vina Yun: Nicolette Sarah Ulrich: Terre Thaemlitz Anastasia Hartleib: Lauryn Hill André Kalnassy: Marusha Benjamin Moldenhauer: Team Dresch Atlanta Ina Beyer: Bernadette La Hengst Christina Gehrlein: Sleater-Kinney Birte Fritsch: Skunk Anansie Jana Sotzko: Portishead Juliane Streich: Peaches Tina Manske: Róisín Murphy Aiko Kempen: Tic Tac Toe Claudia Euen: Cat Power Jan-Niklas Jäger: Sia Myriam Brüger: Hanayo Lea Matica: Brody Dalle Susann Brueckner: Kimya Dawson Jacinta Nandi: Spice Girls Lutz Vössing: Anne Rolfs Lea Espinoza Garrido: Beyoncé Didi Neidhart: Missy Elliott Lisa Rölle: Laura Jane Grace Bettina Wilpert: Tegan and Sara Tobias Prüwer: Kittie Paula Irmschler: Christina Aguilera Sophie Nikoleit: Le Tigre Andreas Spechtl: Britta Katja Röckel: Kevin Blechdom Hengameh Yaghoobifarah: Beth Ditto 2000er Safi: Karin Elisabeth Dreijer Steffen Greiner: Anohni Frédéric Valin: Gustav Steffen Greiner: Ellen Allien Gianni Düx: Joanna Newsom Yannik Gölz: Janelle Monáe Jeannine Baillieu: M.I.A. Caroline Kraft: Amanda Palmer Anastasia Hartleib: Georgia Anne Muldrow Dirk Dullmeier: Marisa Anderson Sebastian Ingenhoff: Rihanna Sarah Ulrich: Lady Bitch Ray Martha Röckel: Sookee Charlotte Theile: Taylor Swift Diviam Hoffmann: Ebony Bones Nhi Le: Nicki Minaj Didi Neidart: Lady Gaga 2010er Yannik Gölz: Grimes Patrycja Mas?owska: Austra Julia Lorenz: Die Heiterkeit Sandra Grether: FaulenzA Du Pham: Lana Del Rey Yannick Gölz: SOPHIE Kerstin Petermann: Doctorella Pablo Dominguez: Ebow Juliane Streich: Half Girl Felix Riedel: Princess Nokia Philipp Theisohn: Ashtar Sabrina Marzell: ShitKid Diviam Hoffmann: Jamila Woods Anna-Leena Lutz: Dream Wife Kristof Maria Künssler-McIlwain: Camp Cope

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Retro-blokk: Anubiz – Rastlos

Retro-blokk: Anubiz – Rastlos - https://metalindex.hu/2020/11/01/retro-blokk-anubiz-rastlos/ -

Nincs túl sok elérhető információ a soron következő cikk főszereplőiről. Az Anubiz 1999-ben alakult Németországban, műfajuk gothic metal volt. Míg a legtöbb poszton állandóak maradtak a tagok, az énekes része érdekesen alakult. Eva Christina Paschen eredetileg dobosként kezdett a csapatban, de csak egy évet töltött ezen a poszton, 2000-től mikrofont ragadott, és ő lett az Anubiz első énekesnője. Bár csak két évig maradt a zenekarban, de az ő közreműködésével készült el az első demó Pretty in Pain címmel, illetve a 2002-es debütáló nagylemezen (Leid) is ő énekelt. A demón ugyan még előfordult egy-egy angol dal, de a folytatásban már csak német nyelven íródtak az Anubiz számai. 2002-ben Eva Christina helyére Carolin Reinhardt érkezett, ő négy évig vitte az énekesnői posztot. 2005-ben megjelent az Anubiz második albuma Siebzehn címmel. 2006-ban ismét énekescsere történt, Katrin Block lett az új frontasszony. 2007-ben kiadták Unruh című harmadik lemezüket. Ezen kapott helyet a Rastlos, amihez elkészült a zenekar első és egyetlen fellelhető videoklipje.

2010-ben az Anubiz kiadott egy negyedik albumot, ez volt a Momentum. Áttörést azonban nem sikerült elérniük. 2013-ban ugyan még arról írtak Facebook-lapjukon, hogy stúdióba vonultak és új lemezen dolgoznak, ebből végül nem lett semmi, és végül 2013-ban feloszlottak (erről nem találtunk hivatalos közleményt, az Encyclopaedia Metallum oldalon tüntették fel ezt a dátumot).

Utolsó ismert felállás: Katrin Block – ének Jörg Erkelenz – gitár, vokál Basti Becker – gitár Jörg Mohr – billentyű Alex Becker – dob Daniel Fleckhaus – basszusgitár

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RE-UPLOAD — AWK News 1.2.20: The Anti-Benghazi. [DS] novices no match for @realDonaldTrump

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Learning from Documenta closing event

SOUTHERN TEACHERS WORKSHOP

Coordinator Panos Sklavenitis | visual artist 

On maps, the South is typically depicted as both “down” and “under”. Evil is under (at least when it is compared with what is above). God, light, heightened desires, and erect penises are all “up”. Beneath, is the underworld. In the context of this proposed workshop, the South is not strictly perceived as a geographical location, but is rather defined as the geography of the Other. More precisely, this workshop considers this Otherness as analogous to the position the South occupies on the map, where the Other finds her/himself perpetually underneath: the weak, the poor, the oppressed, the naive, the hobo, the underdeveloped, the woman, the homosexual, the trans, the black, etc. The Southern Teachers workshop invites artists, architects and theorists to make –through diverse individual and/or collective actions– an artistic mapping of the contemporary South, focusing on narratives inspired by the curatorial practices of d14, wherein the South is a prosperous field for alternative social, financial and political practices flourishing bottom-up, that can and should be taught (by/to whom?). 

Participants 

Jarri Castro | art critic and theorist Αlkisti Efthymiou | museum Studies, gender studies Fabiana Faleiros | performer, art theorist Alexis Fidetzis | visual artist The Flower Girls (Eleftheria Kotzaki, Christina Spanou, Dimitra Stamatopoulou) | visual artists Vana Kostayola | visual artist, media theorist, curator  Chrisoula Lionis | visual culture theorist; Universtity of New South Wales Iris Lykourioti – Ίρις Λυκουριώτη | architect – αρχιτέκτων; University of Thessaly – Πανεπιστήμιο Θεσσαλίας Pinar Ogrenci | artist, writer; founder of MARSistanbul  Eliana Otta | visual artist, cultural studies Lykourgos Porfyris | visual artist; Kunstakademiet, Kunsthogskolen  Marina Reyes Franco | art historian, curator Gian Spina | researcher, writer, visual artist Kostis Stafylakis | visual artist, art theorist, curator; University of Patras Adonis Stoantzikis | visual artist; Frank Mohr Institute Michailangelos Vlassis-Ziakas | visual artist 

[docrotten]

CHOSEN SURVIVORS (1974) – Episode 171 – Decades Of Horror 1970s

“May God bless you. This message was pre-recorded and automatically programmed.” It’s so nice to know they gave it the personal touch. Join your faithful Grue Crew – Doc Rotten, Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, and Jeff Mohr – as they check out a nuclear apocalypse as imagined in Chosen Survivors (1974).

Decades of Horror 1970s Episode 171 – Chosen Survivors (1974)

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Synopsis: After being selected at random by a computer to seek safety in an underground bomb shelter on the eve of a nuclear attack, a group of refugees makes a horrible realization: They are sharing the space with a colony of vampire bats.

  Director: Sutton Roley

Writers: Joe Reb Moffly, Harry Spalding (credited as H. B. Cross)

Special effects: Tony Urbano (bat effects)

Selected cast:

Jackie Cooper as Raymond Couzins

Alex Cord as Steven Mayes

Richard Jaeckel as Major Gordon Ellis

Bradford Dillman as Peter Macomber

Pedro Armendáriz, Jr. as Luis Cabral (as Pedro Armendariz Jr.)

Diana Muldaur as Alana Fitzgerald

Lincoln Kilpatrick as Woody Russo

Gwenn Mitchell as Carrie Draper

Barbara Babcock as Dr. Lenore Chrisman

Cristina Moreno as Kristin Lerner (as Christina Moteno)

Nancy Rodman as Claire Farraday

Kelly Lange as Mary Louise Borden

Chosen Survivor is a movie Grue-Believers will remember as one mentioned more than once by The Black Saint. It took the 70s Grue Crew a while, but they are finally covering it. Chad describes Chosen Survivors as an apocalyptic tale with cool actors that he kind of likes but with which he is also kind of bored to tears. In the end, he was hoping the bats would eat everyone. Chosen Survivors feels like a 70s TV movie to Bill and most of it looked to him almost like it was shot through gauze. On top of that, a fear of bats is not one of his phobias and the inaccuracy in the film’s depiction of vampire bats took him out of the movie.

Jeff thinks the Chosen Survivors has a lot of cool visuals despite the omnipresent soft focus. He enjoys it even though the plot is a bunch of nonsense and found it a little interesting in conjunction with the actual plan the government had formulated in the event of a nuclear apocalypse. The pure, 70s-gold cast is the high point for Doc. Describing Chosen Survivors as more science fiction than horror with reasons to like it, in the end, he admits it’s not very good.

If a group of people locked up in a facility far underground during a nuclear apocalypse while under attack by unnaturally behaving vampire bats is your thing, you need to check out Chosen Survivors. At the time of this writing, it is available to stream from YouTube and on physical media as a Kino Lorber Blu-ray.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1970s is part of the Decades of Horror two-week rotation with The Classic Era and the 1980s. In two weeks, the next episode in their very flexible schedule, chosen by Jeff, will be Lady Snowblood (1973), complete with swordplay and blood galore.

We want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans: comment on the site or email the Decades of Horror 1970s podcast hosts at feedback@gruesomemagazine.com. 

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12 Hulu Plus Movies that Look Just Bad Enough to Watch

I'm not a weird nerd, so I'm not into bad horror movies and ridiculous sci-fi movies like these:

And I'm also not an idiot who likes stupid huge studio movies:

HOWEVER I do like fun, and some movies are just bad enough to fall in the fun zone. I'm no snob, and there's something fun about throwing on a movie, getting drunk, and watching Catherine Zeta Jones fall in love despite her almost screwing it up because of her recent breakup shenanigans. There's something therapeutic about watching 1981 frat boys objectify women and come sooo close to getting thrown off campus. And hey, sometimes it's nice to watch a hot lady get trapped in a seductive web of lies. And if these movies have big stars in them, it's even more fun. Here are 10 mediocre movies that look kinda fun, are on Hulu Plus (7 bucks a month), and not on Netflix Instant.

1. PASSION PLAY

The cast of Meghan Fox, Mickey Rourke, and Bill Murray, along with the following Netflix synopsis really get me excited about this movie:

Restrained by a ruthless gangster, gorgeous Lily, a circus freak whose incredible wings make her look like an angel, yearns for freedom. After crossing paths with the trapped beauty, down-on-his-luck musician Nate commits himself to rescuing her.

2. AMERICAN BREAKDOWN

This cast is mind-blowing and all over the map: Paul Walker, Steve Carell, Paris Hilton, James Gandolfini, and Josh Hartnett. Steve Carell plays a serious dude with a gangster hat on. And the trailer says "5 strangers . . .bound by fate. . .set out on their own." Woohoo!

3. ADDICTED TO HER LOVE

This is a Lizzy Caplan post Mean Girls, pre Party Down, playing a hot blonde. "How far. . . would you go for love?" The boy who has a crush on Lizzy Caplan would DEAL DRUGS for love.

4. TOO YOUNG TO DIE?

Hell yes! 1990, stars Brad Pitt, Juliette Lewis, who were complete non-stars at the time. Pitt gets Lewis into drugs and hooking. She stabs a dude and goes to trial. This movie has a question mark in the title and also, it's made for TV. This particular cast captured in this particular time is the only reason to attempt this one.

5. SPEAKING OF SEX

This movie from 2001 has a big 'ol cast: James Spader! Melora Walters (from Magnolia)! Jay Mohr! Laura Flynn Boyle! Bill Murray! Catherine O'Hara! Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman make an appearance. Netflix describes this as a "slapstick sexual comedy".

6. THE ALMOST PERFECT BANK ROBBERY

A Brooke Shields action comedy from 1999. The title is self-explanatory.

7. AFTER.LIFE

Ok, wow. From 2009, this super natural thriller stars Christina Ricci, Liam Neeson, and Justin Long. For some reason there's a period inside the title. Here's the Hulu synopsis"

After a horrific car accident, Anna wakes up to find the funeral director preparing her body for her funeral. Trapped with no one to turn to, Anna is forced to believe that she is merely in transition to the afterlife…while feeling still very much alive.

8. TOMBOY

From 1985, this one looks cute, adorable, and sexist. It's about a "spunky" auto mechanic named Tomasina (what?) who goes by Tommy. She goes head to head on the race track with her race car driver crush, but there's a big problem: she's a chick who is capable of things, a.k.a. she's a tomboy.

9. PERSONAL EFFECTS

Cougar Michelle Pfeiffer goes after to a much younger Ashton Kutcher who has recently suffered a loss? Whoa! That's what I call a premise! 

10. WHO'S HARRY CRUMB

John Candy!! He plays a detective who dresses up in undercover costumes and does characters. 

11, MEN SEEKING WOMEN

Here's 1997 Will Ferrell flick. Three bros make a bet on who can get a girlfriend first. Another amazing Netflix synopsis will give you the gist.

A $2,000 bet is at stake in this battle of the sexes. Three single friends place a bet on which of them will be the first to find a girlfriend and live with her for three months. But what you gotta realize from the get-go is that these guys can't even make it past the first date! Stars Will Ferrell (with eyes that have more glaze than a Krispy Kreme donut) and Nia Vardalos.

12. THE WAY OF THE GUN

From the year 2000, this Crime Action Shootout Thriller stars Benicio Del Toro, Ryan Phillipe, and James Caan. Del Toro and Phillipe do a big crime and "run into major problems" according to Hulu.