The Cine Excel Megapost part 1

How can it be a megapost if it’s only part of a post? I don’t make the rules, but Cine Excel has a METRIC FREAKTON of crap that they are unleashing upon the world. The company that brought us Future War. The company that brought us Pocket Ninjas. Part one of the Megapost will deal with the current and upcoming Cine Excel films. Part 2 will delve into the older films, and their acquired libraries from the previous film ventures by the producers. Cine Excel has a reputation of being one of the worst film production houses in the world (but they look like 20th Century Fox when compared to outfits like Central Film Company) and semiregularly manages to get one of it’s wastes of celluloids sent out to video stores across the country, traumatizing millions and leading to the decline of the movie industry and the ascension of TV plus renewed interest in books.


Title: Unknown Beyond
Synopsis: Based on the H.P. Lovecraft story of horror and suspence. Except there isn’t an HP Lovecraft story named Unknown Beyond. Check it out. This is actually Unknown Beyond, which is a sequel to The Darkness Beyond, an actually Lovecraft story. Somehow Cine Excel managed to get their paws on a film someone else made in 2001, and are attempting to release it as a new film. Be on the lookout, but as it fits into the Cine Excel family, this film probably has a special kind of suck.
Cast: Emanuele Cerman, Giorgia Bassano Roberta Marrelli and Michael Segal
Trailer, avaliable on DVD and VHS.


Title: WildCat
Synopsis: A dying breed, dying to breed.
Cast: Leslie Culton, Rebecca Ferratti, Nathan Miller and Danielle Donahue
Trailer
Looks like someone decided to jump on the Catwoman bandwagon! Someone brain dead.


Title: Dead Knight
Synopsis: World War II soldiers stumble upon a curse left by Knights Templar. This was originally called Da Vinci’s Curse, but I guess they couldn’t get it out in time to cash in on the wave of Da Vinci movies. Now it is a lamer movie that doesn’t even have a gimmick title. Instead, some random soldiers fight a demon (a guy with vampire fangs!)
Cast: Brian Berry, Bob Dennis, Dave Fire, Brice Kennedy, Jon McBride and Ken Vansant
Trailer
Look at these freaking stills and try to tell me this film won’t be historically bad!

GWAR Reunion Tour 2006

Great Scott, I got to get Back To The Future!


Title: The Abominable…
Synopsis: A 60′ abominable snowman invades San Francisco. As a former SFer, I can say a 60′ abominable snowman would probably go pretty much unnoticed in the city. This is not to be confused with the halfway decent recent movie called Abominable, this Abominable is a mess from start to finish.
Cast: Heather DeVan, Nick Orefice, Jason DeVan and Hal Alpert
Trailer
Check out the stills! A worse giant monkey movie than A*P*E or The Mighty Gorga? I would never thought it possible!


Hey, what up, dudes?


Title: Axegrinder
Synopsis: Teenagers are stalked by a serial killer in the woods. Based on a true story. Yeah, what true story? Somehow I think they are lying again!
Cast: Cassie Daniels, Chris Todd, Jennifer Peo, Freddy Moraales, Bernadette Perez, JP Edwards and Jed Rowen as Freddy.
Trailer
Nice to see the Killer Klowns from Outer Space are still getting work!


Title: Reptilicant
Synopsis: Treasure hunters find an alien on Alcatraz Island.
Cast: Gary Daniels, Tina-Desiree Berg and Jason Johnson.
Trailer
Check out this spoilerish plot part: The armor-plated alien skin is only vulnerable to earth’s hardest substance, diamonds. With this in mind Moore wraps strips of his t-shirt around his fists and then coats them with the fortune in diamonds. If Moore can exploit this weakness he may be the last man standing, but until then he must run and hide from the terrible REPTILICANT! Yes, we must defeat the alien with DIAMOND FISTS! Gary Daniels is one of the workhorses for Cine Excel, as he can aspire no higher than this or DTV Steven Segal films.

Gary “Girl’s Best Friend Hands” Daniels

Leech from Masters of the Universe mated with the Mummy

Gary Daniels appears to be using a feather duster as a weapon here…

The Matrix ruins another action film


Title: GiANTs
Synopsis: After a nuclear accident, giant ants invade the earth. The people who made Future War are going to make a film about giant ants that invade the world. Wrap your head around that.
Cast: Mel Novak, Tina-Desiree Berg and Steve Spry
Trailer
GiANTs will be the greatest movie of all time!

The remake of Honey I Shrunk the Kids took a tragic turn

Just a normal day in LA

666 poster
Title: 666: The Demon Child
Synopsis: In a small desert town, six archeologists are about to raise a little hell.
Cast: Jennifer Jackson, Jose Rosete, Jennie Epstein and D. Dakota Denetsosie.
Trailer
“Everything about this movie is absolutely awful.” — YourVideoStoreShelf. “pretty much nothing more than a bunch of seemingly bored people spewing forth really banal dialogue while being stalked by seemingly endless monster P.O.V. shots” — Foywonder. One of the few films that have been released, that fact is far more terrifying than anything in the actual film.

There’s an abortion joke here, somewhere….


Title: Internetrix
Synopsis: Reality is dead.
Cast: Jason DeVan, Leila Nelson, Rich Baderinwa, Mark Dewhitt Terrina Reese and Paul Darrigo as Barrier
Trailer
Boy, I hope we get our Matrix ripoff out in time to cash in on the two sequels….


Title: Vampire Assassin
Synopsis: To kill a vampire, he must become one.
Cast: Ron Hall, Gerald Okamura, Chadwick Pelletier and Mel Novak as Vampire Slovak
Trailer
Tagline: His Blade is Sharper. What movie could this be ripping off? Rudy Ray Moore, Dolemite himself, has a brief cameo in this film. Gerald Okamura was actually in Blade, and now goes back to being in terrible crap, like he usually is. Actually in video stores now, if you want to have a painful evening.


Title: Magma: Earth’s Molten Core
Synopsis: A NAVY submarine captain struggles to save a city from an erupting volcano.
Cast: Jason Johnson, Tina-Desiree Berg and Mel Novak
Trailer
How does he struggle to save the city? He hijacks a nuclear submarine with the intention of attacking Mount Diablo. Nuclear bombs, is there anything they can’t do in disaster movies? Not out yet, but I am so there when it is.
mamga still
The excitement never stops in MAGMA: EARTH’S MOLTEN CORE!!!


Title: ManDog
Synopsis: Island teenagers summon the Egyption god of the dead.
Cast: Christopher Kann, Victoria Campbell, Noel Francomano and Don Sandeen.
Trailer
Originally titled ANUBIS: GUARDIAN OF THE DEAD, now seemingly named after CatDog or something. Hey, another Mummy sequel is coming, maybe Cine Excel will finish this one off! Except that one will have Jet Li, and this movie will just make audiences flee! Boy did that joke suck.


Title: SWAT: Warhead One
Synopsis: A special police unit must stop a gangland counterfitter with nuclear capabilities.
Cast: Olivier Gruner, Rebecca Ferratti, Gerald Okamura and Mel Novak as Reporter Dick Danvers.
Trailer
Gerald Okamura and Mel Novak just can’t stop being in crap!


Title: Power Elite
Synopsis: A SEAL team rescues the American President from kidnappers.
Cast: Olivier Gruner, Rebecca Ferratti and Mel Novak as The President.
Trailer
Mel Novak is in far too many Cine Excel films, especially since he gets special credit mentions. What the flying monkeyspank is going on? Filmed at the same time as SWAT: Warhead One, which is why they share most of the same actors, and most of the same suck.

IMDB redesigned

IMDB redid their design, I guess trying to ride the Web 2.0 wave. Web 2.0 is a stupid term, but enough about that. The new design sucks. It sucked from the moment they modified the casts lists to some sort of table format that messes me up when I copy and paste it. And now they’ve made it look ugly. The ultra-light yellow on the left is hard to see, and I don’t like the overhead buttons. Bleh. At least it is better in letting you see your votes for movies, and the recommendations for other films has been improved greatly.

Here it is:
imdb

What do you think?

What's new in B-movies on the web? Mid-February 2007 Edition

What are those other B-Moviee sites up to? Let’s find out!

Badmovies.org has reviews of Cavegirl up, as well as an interview with Ian Stewart

Bad Cinema Diary is undergoing a transformation to a pdf style website. He’s also done the February update, with 8 new movies!

.pdf seems to be the theme of the month, as FantasyFilmscapes.com is also going to experiment with pdf files. There is also information about upcoming films The Wolfhound and Thai pirate epic The Queens of Pattani. Also, the joint review I am working on with Iain of FF.com would be coming along faster if I wasn’t so busy, but I should get my next part finished tonight, and hopefully it will see the light of day soon.

Outlaw Vern has seen Ghost Rider, as well as Steven Seagal’s new flick, Flight of Fury.

Foywonder has also weighed in on Ghost Rider, as well as Gryphon, the SciFi Channel movie setting new benchmarks of unremarkability.

Think your site should be featured on the updates? Drop me a line via my website!

One Million AC/DC

One Million AC/DC (Review)

One Million AC/DC


1969
Starring
Susan Berkely as ???
Gary Ken as ???
Billy Wolf as ???
Sharon Wells as ???
Jack King as ???
Natasha as ???
Directed by Ed De Priest
Written by Ed Wood, Jr!!!! (as Akdon Telmig)

“This film meets requirements set forth in the code of the ADULT FILM PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION.” Too bad it doesn’t meet requirements set forth by GOOD FILMMAKING!

AC/DC is a detestable mess full of repulsive, greasy actors going at it like chimpanzees on Spanish fly. The incomparable One Million AC/DC is on a DVD with The Mighty Gorga, and probably because they both share a common T-Rex puppet used for bad special effects. The puppet, however, is the pinnacle of effects in AC/DC, as opposed to the low point in The Mighty Gorga. They get worse, much worse. The puppet isn’t even used half the time, otherwise it is a static plastic toy tyrannosaurs who moved by a hand just below the fake mountains. Now, bad special effects can be forgiven if there is a good story. There story here is just an excuse to get the cast naked so the audience can get off. Written by Akdon Telmig, who you might know better as Ed Wood, Jr.!!! Yes, after becoming a depressed alcoholic, Ed Wood was forced to write semi-adult films under pseudonyms. Besides this mess, he also wrote the cult classic about a Venus flytrap man The Revenge of Dr. X, which we’ll be reviewing the second we get a hold of a copy. The one redeeming factor on the film’s terrible pun title is you can make jokes about AC/DC songs: “He’s got big balls, And she’s got big balls, But we’ve got the biggest balls of them all” That would get old quick, so we won’t be doing it. The plot is around a tribe of cavepeople, and their sex, orgies, sacrifices, and winemaking. Exciting stuff, and historically accurate, just like the movies The Patriot and Braveheart.

Olaf (???) – Olaf is the hero of this piece, as so far as it has a hero character. Sounding like Peter Graves, Olaf yet retains a Eastern European name despite being one of the few actors without an European accent. He is the man of Marla, and uses the deadly bow and arrow to slay the ferocious T-Rex puppet/toy.
Banger (???) – Banger is the local artist for the tribe, instead of joining in the orgies all he does is just paint pictures, both of orgies and of random other things, including the sisters of fellow tribe members. He’s one of those cavemen stuck in the 1960s. Instead of happy little trees, it’s happy little sleaze. Helps invent the bow and arrow, thanks to drawing it on the wall.
Helga (???) – One day out picking fruit, sweet Helga was captured by The Gorilla, who did her “Gorilla Style” until she couldn’t get enough of his banana. Once you go gorilla you never go back.
The Gorilla (??? in a gorilla suit) – The horniest ape of the Stone Age, The Gorilla can only quench his throbbing thirst for flesh by pinching a local blonde cavegirl and using her for all his crazed apelust needs.
Chief Jabba (???) – I’m not sure the character name for this ode to gluttony, but Chief Jabba fits nicely. The head of our tribe of horny, girl-sacrificing wine drinkers, Chief Jabba doesn’t do much but sit there, look upset, and shout a few words to announce a couple of major scene transitions. Probably ate the original tyrannosaurus special effects, forcing a last minute replacement of a dime store toy.
Marla (???) – Marla is Olaf’s woman, and she no longer wants him to associate with Luga, the evil blonde girl. She forbids Olaf from being with Luga during the Big Orgy. Provides moral support to Olaf in his quest to kill the T-Rex. Luga is less than thrilled with the prospect of losing some man-meat, so they tussle.
The T-Rex (A puppet and a toy) – Last seen in The Mighty Gorga, crappy T-Rex puppet is back, this time to harass some sex-crazed cavepeople! As an added bonus, T-Rex is played in long shots by a immobile toy wiggled by a stagehand. For those of you feeling things couldn’t possibly get worse than the Gorga footage, you are sadly mistaken. T-Rex is killed by Olaf and his bow and arrow.