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TV Round-Up
Lizzy
Caplan did have a
topless sex scene on
last night's Masters
of Sex
(s1e12), but it's dark,
it's far from the
camera, and it is shot
from oblique angles.
See the latest from 2 Flics
Sur Le Dock,
Zak
and La
Famille Katz
in the French nudity area
below.
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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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Razorback
(1984)
Razorback
is a 1984 creature feature
where Carl Winters
(Gregory Harrison) goes
looking for his American
documentary maker wife
Beth (Judy Morris) who has
gone missing, but we know
she's been ravaged by a
mutated razorback pig, not
long after the same
razorback save her from
being ravaged by a couple
of hillbilly kangaroo
hunting brothers (David
Argue and Chris Haywood).
Carl blindly enlists the
brother's help in finding
her, but they leave him
for dead in the middle of
the desert. Eventually, he
comes across a house owned
by Jake (Bill Kerr), a
razorback hunter haunted
by the killer razorback
who took his two year old
granddaughter. With a
scientist Sarah (Arkie
Whiteley) who is staying
at the house, they come
face to face with the
killer razorback, who's
not finished yet.
An OK monster movie that
is very much style over
substance thanks to
prominent music director
Russell Mulcahy, well
known for making visually
outlandish music videos
(Total Eclipse of the
Heart and Video Killed the
Radio Star come to mind).
The Australian desert has
never looked more
colourful or desolate. The
biggest problem is the
razorback kills which
aren't that great, you
barely see anything and
they are over very
quickly. There is one good
moment when a house is
ripped in two, but you
don't see the razorback in
that scene. It's a shame
because the plot ain't
half bad.
Arkie
Whiteley film
clip (sample below)
"The
L Word"
collages,
series 2, episodes 10-13
Sarah Shahi
 
Erin Daniels
 
Leisha Hailey
  
Katherine Moennig
Mia Kirshner
  
  
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