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Summary: Totally irreverent --nothing sacred here....
Review: This very tiny sub-genre of film-making is well served in the classic spoof on feminism and cultural stereotyping in general. There's lots to laugh about (and cry about) in our zany cultural makeup, but Bimboism is still a topic much unexplored by social scientists and humanists alike. Don't expect any revelations or high art experiences, just a funny satire on sexual stereotypes in modern day America. And, once again, we are blessed with the highly entertaining presence of Elizabeth Kaitan...
Rating:
Summary: Totally irreverent --nothing sacred here....
Review: This very tiny sub-genre of film-making is well served in the classic spoof on feminism and cultural stereotyping in general. There's lots to laugh about (and cry about) in our zany cultural makeup, but Bimboism is still a topic much unexplored by social scientists and humanists alike. Don't expect any revelations or high art experiences, just a funny satire on sexual stereotypes in modern day America. And, once again, we are blessed with the highly entertaining presence of Elizabeth Kaitan...
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Summary: "Oh no! A bimbo with a guhhhhhnnnnnn!!!"
Review: When you start out to make a bad film and it is truly bad, you've actually created high art. So many people set out to make good films that ultimately fail. Why aim so high when you can create a classic like "Killer Bimbos"? I was actually startled to find this film had been transferred to DVD. It's one of those films that you watch with your friends and end up laughing yourself sick. The basic premise of the film is about a couple of go-go dancers who are mistakenly fingered for offing their sleazy boss. While on the run from the police, they "rescue" Darlene, a trackstop waitress and attempt to find Mexico. During this ridiculous escapade, one of the girls feels she isn't very pretty and the ringleader decides that the middle of the desert is a great place for a makeover. There are some amazingly stupid lines that are so funny that you will find yourself quoting them at some point down the road. Do yourselves a favour and pick up this gem. It's only $9.98 and worth every penny. I was well chuffed to find this one. Now, if they could only get the classic "Nice Girls Don't Explode" with Barbara Harris, Michelle Meyrink and Wallace Shawn onto DVD, my life would be complete!
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Summary: Best party movie EVER
Review: Why don't they pull clips of this out next time Nick Cassavettes is on late night television? This movie doesn't take itself seriously and is all that much better for it. A total laugh riot, right down to the hidden sound effects and bad dubbing. Some of the funniest marijuana smoking scenes ever, and totally unabashed about it! My friends and I used this film as a model for our spring break in 1994. Makes you want to hit the road with your buds and head to Mexico!!!!
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