Hell Comes to Frogtown (DVD)

Description: Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Science Fiction / Theatrical Release: 1988 / Director: Donald G. Jackson, R.J. Kizer ... more

Hell Comes to Frogtown (DVD) ... / Actors: Julius LeFlore, RCB, Roddy Piper, William Smith, Sandahl Bergman ... / DVD released 2001-07-10 at Anchor Bay / Features of the DVD: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Colour, DVD-Video, NTSC, Widescreen

Newest Review: ... high art, and if you are - what on Earth did you expect with a title like "Hell Comes to Frogtown"? Furthermore, ... more

... the female scientists escorting Sam on this mission are naturally quite fetching once free of their glasses and army get-ups, and their unequivocally ridiculous mission objectives include keeping Sam "excited" throughout his mission, in order to promote potency, a feat apparently best achieved by stripping off, at times of class, into lingerie, and at all other times, to nothing. Additionally, near enough any female that Sam comes into contact with (even the frog-like females of Frogtown) pounces on him, turn...more

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	Hell Comes to Frogtown [DVD] [1988] [Region1] [US Import] [NTSC] Release Date: 2001 - 07 - 10, Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 3.22

Hell Comes to Frogtown [DVD] [1988] [Region1] [US Import] [NTSC]
Release Date: 2001 - 07 - 10,

Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45

£ 3.22

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Hell Comes to Frogtown (DVD): Amusing (991 words)
by - written on 31/10/09 (1 readings)
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note: also appears on my film review website, TheFilmBlogger.com, thanks! If this film's title wasn't enough of an indication for you - yes, Hell Comes to Frogtown is a cheese piece, a staple of the "so-bad-it's-good" genre of action adventure films, and more to the point, it's a 1980s film, and in all aspects, it is both a considerably under-seen, and dare I say, underrated little gem of a film. By classical film standards, this film may be considered nothing but a resounding smudge on the sleeve of the cinema of yesteryear, yet the opening moments of the film alone should cause you to realise that this was made with the tongue very ... Read the complete review

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