Reviews by cinemanbis

Asian bis effective and very crazy especially in its second part. We will forgive this film somewhat for being openly inspired by the two delirious "Black Magic" of Ho Meng-hua dated them from the seventies. And then me, the topless of the beautiful Maria Yuen Chi-Wai, it doesn't really bother me. Some seem to forget that eroticism is an integral part of good cinema bis..

A softy giallo made by the weakling Aldo Lado. We would almost fall asleep if it weren't for the presence of the superb Anita Strindberg and Dominique Boschero...

Super nanar to the rescue! Great boobs too (especially...). It's good sometimes to let go, huh? Yes it is good...

Ah no? Ah maybe. Niccol not at his top level for this effective cyber-punk fable but which lacks spice and empathy. The masterpiece "Gattaca" seems very far away...

Little outdated adventure film from the sixties. Gone with the disuse. And with Vincent Price too!..............................

When you are married to the very beautiful Freida Pinto, you have no idea of ​​hiding secrets from her, such as kidnapping young girls to lock them up in a "secret room". No, frankly, we have no idea of ​​playing in thrillers sewn with white thread and formatted for prime time broadcast on TF1. Sorry? Ah, it's on Netflix...I'm going to cancel my subscription right now!

A pinku eiga nunsploitation version which may seem atypical given the genre to which it belongs. The customary perversity is a little less pronounced there (who said too bad?...not me...) and above all there is a real plot (yes), which is not so bad. May the nuns be with me!

Not a big wu xia pian but an effective entertainment that allows us to find the unforgettable Golden Swallow Chang Pei-Pei wielding the whip like no one else. Chlak!

A decent but harmless Count Dracula decal that leaves few marks (at the neck). It lacks a bit of bite (on the neck!)

A very strange filmic creature, this "Beast" which navigates between boring chatter and erotico-zoophile complacency. Fortunately, the nudity of the magnificent Sirpa Lane and Lisbeth Hummel allows us to resist drowsiness...