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TV Recap
Grace
Park on Hawaii 5-0
(s6e16).
There is no nudity on Hawaii
5-0, but she looks pretty
great in her undies.
She turned 42 last week, but
she looks so much younger!
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Question:
have any of you guys
watched season two of
Bosch yet? (It's an Amazon
original.) If so, is there
anything that needs to be
captured? There was some
nudity in season one, and
I have Amazon Prime, but I
don't want to commit the
time if there's nothing to
see.
Stay current
Check Other Crap for updates in real
time, or close to it.
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Vinyl
s1e5
Juno Temple
 
Olivia Wilde
 
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The
Editor
(2014)
Johnny's
comments:
The
Editor is a giallo
thriller parody about film
editor Rey Ciso (Adam
Brooks) who has wooden
fingers on one hand after
an accident. He is working
on the latest
'masterpiece' from the
'great' director Francesco
Mancini (Kevin Anderson)
alongside a junior editor
Bella (Samantha Hill).
When the movie's star
Claudio (Brett Donahue)
and his co-star lover
Veronica (Tristan Risk)
are brutally murdered on
set and are found by
Margarit (Sheila
Campbell), she suffers
hysterical blindness and
her husband, the detective
Peter Porfiry (Matthew
Kennedy), is called in to
solve the case. Rey looks
the likely suspect and
when the bodies pile up
with their fingers chopped
off, it's looking more and
more likely to be him. He
is getting no support from
his wife, washed-up
actress Josephine Jardin
(Paz de la Huerta), who
hates Rey and will do
anything to get back to
her former glory or just
spite Rey, particularly
after being fired from the
movie. With the detective
closing in, the new star
Cal Konitz (Conor Sweeney)
is vengeful at been cut
out of the movie. Can Rey
survive long enough to
find out who the real
killer is?
Silly but pretty fun movie
playing off numerous
giallo clichés and the
B-movie aesthetic in
general. So it's dubbed
soundtracks, plenty of
naked women, bizarre
pieces of acting, extreme
violence with poorly done
violent special effects,
cheesy killers, a 70s
sensibility and an
overbearing score.
Everyone seems to be in on
the joke too, probably
none more than Paz de la
Huerta, who's perfectly
cast and Rey's unstable
wife, but the makers of
the movie who are also the
stars, are also having a
blast. While it is in no
way a great movie and if
you're not in the mood for
a silly movie, you'll hate
it, but The Editor is a
fun time in 1080hd!
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