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A seemingly straight-ahead rape-revenge flick that veers into totally unforeseen directions, Dangerous Men is the brainchild of Iranian immigrant John S. Rad, and took 26 years to complete (!)
And the final product shows – literally – as there are calendars from 1983 and rock Ts from 1991. There are subplots that disappear into thin air, and new protagonists emerge with less of a backstory than your average WWE house show undercard.
Still, Slash Film said Dangerous Men is “bursting with imagination and life.”
No doubt.
Listen to what drives Mina to kill…DANGEROUS MEN.
An unlikely, though very strong, candidate for one of the worst comedies of all time, The Master of Disguise is billed as “1000 faces…and not a single clue.” The latter could be an indictment of whoever financed this, a film with a potential audience of basically nobody. It’s too advanced for kids, yet too dumb for adults; its mired in a middle of nothing.
An extremely underwhelming espionage thriller, Skin Traffik features a veritable “Who the hell cares?” of former stars. This includes Mickey Rourke, whose face is now a catcher’s mitt because of an ill-fated pro boxing career in Florida, Michael Madsen, hammier than a porchetta panino and the sine qua non of bad moviedom, Eric Roberts.