Director:
John WatersGuión:
John WatersCámara:
Steve GainerMúsica:
George S. ClintonReparto:
Tracey Ullman, Johnny Knoxville, Selma Blair, Chris Isaak, Mink Stole, Jackie Hoffman, Mary Vivian Pearce, Gaelan Connell, Michael Ahl, Frederick Strother (más)Sinopsis(1)
En un barrio llamado Hartford Road, vive Sylvia Strickles con su marido. Ella es una mujer un tanto gruñona de mediana edad y reprimida. Vaughn, su apuesto marido aún sigue teniendo impulsos matrimoniales pero muy poco correspondidos. Con la llegada de nuevos vecinos, la lujuria se empieza a apoderar del barrio obrero y Sylvia comienza a preocuparse por que su hija Caprise, una joven con unos pechos bastante más grandes que el tamaño normal, no caiga en la tentación de entrar en este ambiente. (Tripictures)
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I once decided to see this movie just because Tracey Ullman was in it, and honestly, it didn't click with me. The humor felt way too basic and in-your-face. Watching it again today, my opinion hasn't changed much. While I get that some folks dig vulgar humor, I'd prefer something a bit more sophisticated. But hey, I can't be the target audience for every film. Now, to not come off as overly uptight, I gotta admit, some lines did crack me up. Plus, the (surely unintentional) resemblance to various zombie movies got me, and the creators won some points by echoing my sentiments on what David Hasselhoff is good for in the cinema world. / Lesson learned: Steer clear of extremes.
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No, no, no, no! I understand that this film may seem "pretty good" or even "good" to some people, but it just didn't grab me by the heart or any other organ. Maybe my mood was not creepy enough.
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