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TV Round-Up
The season
premiere of Banshee was
a disappointment, not
only was the nude scene
from Odette Annable a
complete dud, but it
also turned out to be a
body double named
Jennifer Ortiz. Not that
it mattered, because
there wasn't really
anything to see. Here's
the scene.
Germany's ZDF did a
little better. The
second episode of Die
Pilgerin, a mini-series
filmed in the Czech
Republic, featured some
brief nipple-flashes
from Josefine
Preuss, as well as
a little Hankster
action.
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* Yellow
asterisk:
funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
version of
Other Crap in
real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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One
Last Look
(2012)
Johnny's
comments:
One
Last Look is a thriller
where two sisters from
London are taking a bus
tour around South Africa.
After a dance party,
Yasmin's (Stephanie
Schildknecht) sister Angie
(Anna Capraro) goes
missing. Yasmin enlists
the help of a man she met
at the party, Jules
(Martin Kintu), to find
Angie and they are
directed to a remote
property owned by an
reclusive artist Frank
(Neil Sandilands). When
they get there, Frank's
dog attacks them, savagely
biting Jules and knocking
Yasmin unconscious off the
motorbike they were
riding. Yasmin wakes up
and finds that while Frank
seems helpful, even
agreeing to help find
Angie, he is also very
mysterious and while they
recover from their
injuries, Frank disappears
for a time. It isn't long
before they find out what
Frank is hiding and Yasmin
and Jules are going to
have to hatch a plan to
get out of this situation.
Not a bad little thriller
that loses it in the final
act that focuses far too
long on Frank's mother
issues and isn't it
convenient that Yasmin
just happens to look like
his deceased mother. But
for the most part, One
Last Look works and is
intriguing enough, Frank
is a decent villain that
does a lot of brooding
(explains why he's a world
renowned artist too) and
newcomer Stephanie
Schildknecht is appealing
as Yasmin, a headstrong
girl who will do anything
for her sister. And she's
damn pretty, particularly
in that dress that Frank
gives her (which of course
was his mother's). Don't
get a lot of South African
movies around these parts,
so this is a rare treat.
Stephanie
Schildknecht film
clips (collage below)
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TV/Film
Clips
Anja
Plaschg (aka
Soap &
Skin) and
Daniela
Golpashin
in Stillleben
(2012)
Plaschg
Golpashin
Amanda
Palmer in
Want It Back
(2012) in
720p. She's a
weird one, aka
Amanda Fucking
Palmer.
Eva
Green and
Lauren
Tempany in
Perfect Sense
(2011) in
1080p
Green
Tempany
Julia
Cencig in
Das
Weihnachtsekel
(2006)
Bettina
Zimmermann
in Das
unbezaehmbare
herz (2004)
Scarlett
Johansson
in A Love Song
For Bobby Long
(2004) in 720p
Gilda
Arancio
and Reine
Thirion in
Schoolgirl
Hitchhikers
(1973) in
1080p. We'll
be seeing more
from this
remnant of the
golden age of
exploitation
films.
Arancio
Thirion
Pics/Collages
Emily
Ratajkowski
Laurence
Lebeouf in Lac
Mystere (2013)
Rachel
Weisz in Enemy
at the Gates
(2001). This
is from an HD
broadcast. The
edges of the
picture were
slightly
different here
than in the
Blu-Ray, and
that
difference
revealed a
tiny bit of
Rachel's
coochie.
Gloria Hendry
in Savage
Sisters (1974)
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