Gretel & Hansel Gets Lost in Its Beautiful Woods
Gretel & Hansel falters due to its razor thin story and lack of characterization. It loses sight of horror’s key rule: In order to create an effective tale, characters and emotions must be emphasized.
Too Hot to Handle (1975)
Miss Laing turns heads sashaying down old Forty-Deuce, then gives head to a bad black dude in a seedy hotel, all the while raving about another cock she hopes to meet up close and personal. Meanwhile, Mr. Astyr complains about Laing to her lesbian chum ANNIE SPRINKLE, who reasons: "If you fuck her every day, then your cock is in her cunt, so I'd like to put your cock in my mouth." Replies Astyr, "Boy, is that reasoning!" Astyr finally walks in on one of Laing's nymphomaniacal adventures and comments: "You're such a rat fuckin' cunt! fuckin' had it! I had it!" And he flies into the arms of a black chick who fucks him to sleep, wherein he dreams of being tied up and whipped by C.J., then stabbing her to death. In the last scene, Astyr's in his kitchen, giddily fondling a big knife.
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Miss Laing turns heads sashaying down old Forty-Deuce, then gives head to a bad black dude in a seedy hotel, all the while raving about another cock she hopes to meet up close and personal. Meanwhile, Mr. Astyr complains about Laing to her lesbian chum ANNIE SPRINKLE, who reasons: "If you fuck her every day, then your cock is in her cunt, so I'd like to put your cock in my mouth." Replies Astyr, "Boy, is that reasoning!" Astyr finally walks in on one of Laing's nymphomaniacal adventures and comments: "You're such a rat fuckin' cunt! fuckin' had it! I had it!" And he flies into the arms of a black chick who fucks him to sleep, wherein he dreams of being tied up and whipped by C.J., then stabbing her to death. In the last scene, Astyr's in his kitchen, giddily fondling a big knife.
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Written By:Ralph Ell
In Theaters:10/1/1975
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Taurus Productions
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