Stars: Candida Royalle, Ian McGregor, Lisa De Leeuw, Herschel Savage, Tawny Pearl, Connie Peterson | Written by Erwin C. Dietrich, Ann Perry | Directed by Ann Perry-Rhine
Candida Royalle (Ultra Flesh) stars as Lolita Wanamaker, a young and attractive woman recently sentenced to a few years in prison. She immediately makes a good first impression. Neither the prison guards or her fellow inmates can’t take their hands off her. The inmates are a close-knit group who go by the name of ‘The Beavers’. When they aren’t getting it on with each other, they’re having their own fun with the prison staff. Seems like it’s more of a holiday camp than a prison right? Wrong! You see, the girls have to live in squalid conditions and they’ve had enough! They do what all disgruntled prisoners usually do and sign a petition? Unfortunately for them, Warden Blowhard, played by...
Candida Royalle (Ultra Flesh) stars as Lolita Wanamaker, a young and attractive woman recently sentenced to a few years in prison. She immediately makes a good first impression. Neither the prison guards or her fellow inmates can’t take their hands off her. The inmates are a close-knit group who go by the name of ‘The Beavers’. When they aren’t getting it on with each other, they’re having their own fun with the prison staff. Seems like it’s more of a holiday camp than a prison right? Wrong! You see, the girls have to live in squalid conditions and they’ve had enough! They do what all disgruntled prisoners usually do and sign a petition? Unfortunately for them, Warden Blowhard, played by...
- 3/25/2015
- by Mondo Squallido
- Nerdly
Sister, My Sister: Brooks’ Uneven Debut Fumbles
Producer Stanley M. Brooks makes his directorial debut with Perfect Sisters, one of those tawdry sounding stories about familial dysfunction concerning a pair of teenage sisters that decided to kill their mother in 2006. There’s something perversely shocking about matricide, even by today’s glib standards, and the cinema is rife with similar examples, particularly in exploitation efforts and/or other morose endeavors. Brooks’ film will most likely recall Peter Jackson’s exceptional debut, 1994’s Heavenly Creatures, itself taken from the true life account of a woman that would grow up into author Ann Perry. However, Brooks’ isn’t quite as adept as Jackson with this tonally awkward exercise that is particularly grating until its second half, when the film actually manages to balance a murder with chilling detail, speckled with dark humor an a surprising alacrity considering the groan worthy extravaganza that came before.
Producer Stanley M. Brooks makes his directorial debut with Perfect Sisters, one of those tawdry sounding stories about familial dysfunction concerning a pair of teenage sisters that decided to kill their mother in 2006. There’s something perversely shocking about matricide, even by today’s glib standards, and the cinema is rife with similar examples, particularly in exploitation efforts and/or other morose endeavors. Brooks’ film will most likely recall Peter Jackson’s exceptional debut, 1994’s Heavenly Creatures, itself taken from the true life account of a woman that would grow up into author Ann Perry. However, Brooks’ isn’t quite as adept as Jackson with this tonally awkward exercise that is particularly grating until its second half, when the film actually manages to balance a murder with chilling detail, speckled with dark humor an a surprising alacrity considering the groan worthy extravaganza that came before.
- 4/11/2014
- by Nicholas Bell
- IONCINEMA.com
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban doesn't mind that Baylor basketball star Brittney Griner is a woman. He says he would be interesting in selecting the three-time All-American star in the second round of the NBA draft.
"If she is the best on the board, I will take her," Cuban says, via Espn. "I've thought about it. I've thought about it already. Would I do it? Right now, I'd lean toward yes, just to see if she can do it. You never know unless you give somebody a chance, and it's not like the likelihood of any late-50s draft pick has a good chance of making it."
He adds, "She'd still have to make the team. "I'm not going to carry her just to carry her. I don't think, anyways. But I certainly wouldn't be opposed to giving her the opportunity."
Even if she doesn't get drafted with the Mavericks,...
"If she is the best on the board, I will take her," Cuban says, via Espn. "I've thought about it. I've thought about it already. Would I do it? Right now, I'd lean toward yes, just to see if she can do it. You never know unless you give somebody a chance, and it's not like the likelihood of any late-50s draft pick has a good chance of making it."
He adds, "She'd still have to make the team. "I'm not going to carry her just to carry her. I don't think, anyways. But I certainly wouldn't be opposed to giving her the opportunity."
Even if she doesn't get drafted with the Mavericks,...
- 4/3/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
I keep hearing that the Olympic Village is a great place for hookups. Just how much sex is going on in London at the moment? —Keith A., via the inbox I would scold you and tell you to order you to scrub out your filthy mouth with gymnast's chalk, except that at least one gymnast is probably hooking up with somebody, maybe even on a set of parallel bars, as I write. According to E!'s own gold medalist Bruce Jenner, who spoke about the social scene on today's Live From E! show, things are a little bit different these days. He was asked whether he had much time to talk to female athletes, such as show guest Ann Meyers Drysdale, who was at the same 1976 games. "We didn't socialize...
- 7/31/2012
- E! Online
Twitter is afire with all the Olympics' action, but in the case of Tom Daley, the social media site's taken an abusive turn. Hear what Giuliana Rancic, Melanie Bromley and Bruce Jenner have to say about the controversy, plus G. shares some reaction tweets to the news. And it's royal fever at the London Olympics! Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter Zara Phillips won the silver medal at her Olympics Equestrian debut, and Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince Harry were there to cheer her on. Find out what the Live From E! experts have to say about the royal appearance, and hear Giuliana and Melanie weigh in on Kate's fashion. Plus, basketball legend Ann Meyers Drysdale dropped by our...
- 7/31/2012
- E! Online
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