Warnings:
- Seizure warning (plenty of strobe light effects)
- Un-simulated sex scenes

Per IMdB:

"A refugee arrives at the home of an upper-class family in London and seduces each member of the family. When he suddenly is gone, he leaves behind a void that the rest try to fill in different ways."

As per ImDB:

"A curious group of friends sneak into an abandoned spinach canning factory to investigate the legend of the "Sailor Man," who is said to haunt the factory and local docks."

Per ImDB:

"A cinema manager quits to open his own theater. His vindictive ex-boss sabotages opening night, forcing the team to improvise Italian dialogue live for an unsuspecting audience."

Per Wikipedia:

"Set in a Jewish summer camp, Gorp features the kind of physical, sexual, and scatological comedy prevalent in films of this genre, while playing for comedic effect on the class distinctions between the camp's management, the camp counselors, the waiters, and the kitchen staff. "

One thing you can say about this movie was it had insane energy - it seemed like the cast were told to just go nuts. We had to pause so many times to keep track of the insane shit that was going on in the background.

Despite everything, this movie got some laughs out of my husband and I.

This film was... not great. Some of the slapstick humour was fun, but the jokes about assault and rape were terrible, even for a film of its time.

It was very interesting, however, to see Fran Drescher in one of her early film roles. Other notable cast included Dennis Quaid and Rosanna Arquette.

Per ImDB:
"In the midst of a civil war in South East Asia, a general intensifies the climate of violence by kidnapping 63 UN delegates. To free the hostages, a colonel leads a group of fighters, who will have to use all their skills to be successful."

As I was writing this I was sad to find that actor Peter Tuiasosopo, who played Edmond Honda in this film, had only just recently passed away.

I will admit I was not super aware of the source material going in to the movie... I was more of a Mortal Kombat on the SNES kind of kid.

As an aside, watching fellow Aussie Kylie Minogue was pretty amusing, her accent definitely clashing with her fellow cast-mates.

What I hate is, what's the harm in improving the environment and making the world a better place? Even if global warming were fake (to be clear, it's not fake), surely making the world a better place and polluting less is still the better move?

... oh right, capitalism and ideology...

Poor baby - hope it's ok.

Fantastic! Love your art style btw.