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A nice, teenager slasher flick and I don't think anyone did anything too stupid. May make me think twice the next time I have to leap off a dock. Say a 6.6.
Lots of smashing fun with lots of toys and a smithers of violence. The dialogue is often unreadable, probably due to the age, but lots of footage of a C-54. Brings back old memories since I often traveled in those things as a teen. Say a 5.0.
A nice, teenager slasher flick and I don't think anyone did anything too stupid. May make me think twice the next time I have to leap off a dock. Say a 6.6.
Scare factor, low.....but wonderful for reminding one of wonderful castles, fiendish items of torture, and, of course, the temptations of the flesh before one could understand such things. Roger Corman, Hugh Hefner, and gothic movie makers, perverting the minds of young girls for decades. Say a 6.9.
Norymaa-Mongolian Invasion on TUBI
If you like foreign movies,TUBI has some outstanding ones.
This MOngolian lady is a herder-cows,horse,lambs,dog ,she lives alone.
There is a war going on between the Japanese and the Russian.
One day she found a Russian solider almost dead missing an arm,and nursed him back to health.
She found a Japanese soldier missing a leg and nurse him back to health.
Japanese soldier stabbed the Russian soldier but he did not die.
Russian solider shot the Japanese soldier in the stomach but he lives.
Have not reached the ending yet,beautiful scenery and display of Mongolian horseman skills in archery,and combat ready
I watched the 1965 bomb Genghis khan with Omar Sharif and Stephen Boyd. Bad casting, especially James Mason as Chinese. Nice production values and cinematography.
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