Selling out Hollywood is certainly fun, and the bluffs of the traitors only make Hollywood's deceit more vivid, and you can choose any dirty place when you watch this film, because the film itself is so rough and dirty, even A bit of illiterate noise, worthy of the godfather of junk movies - the work of John Waters: [Cecil B Demented] (mocking the godfather of Hollywood epics Cecil B DeMille) Crazy Sehi.
The male lead is Session (played by Stephen Dorff), a self-proclaimed film connoisseur. He leads a group of terrorists to shoot underground films, at any cost to confirm their artistic standards. Once, he and his gang of crazy drug-addicted cast members violently kidnapped their idol, veteran Hollywood actress Honey Willock (Melanie Griffith), and asked the actress to play them violent underground movies. But unexpectedly, Haney began to gradually accept the crazy ideas of these guys, and believes that in a sense, their stuff is closer to the essence of Hollywood movies. So the horse-grabbing queen started doing everything she could to help this crazy movie group. And Sehi's remarks summed up their film, and the essence of the film: "We ourselves look shoddy, but the film is first-class." As the crazy crew creates more and more troubles , Sehi has been unable to control the direction of the plot, and they have gone to the final devastating finale.
The director sacrificed his life for the explosive ending. The female star Hani also "fallen" from a kidnapper to a female criminal. When she was taken away by the police, she was still holding a fan and waved goodbye to the onlookers. , a little tribute to [Sunset Boulevard]. Melanie Griffith is actually a very malleable actress, and the roles she has interpreted are also various and strange. At the end of the last century, she decided to let go of herself and acted in several alternative films. In addition to this film, there are also Larry Clark's [No Way to Heaven], Adrian Lane's new version [Lolita] and so on.
John Waters has been a lot less hostile since [Hairspray] began to be recruited by Hollywood, he lost his once raw humor, and he also lost a lot of CULT fans. But he is also difficult to please the mainstream audience, so he went into a kind of embarrassment. This film is a more retro version of the "post-Waters" movie, and although Melanie is not as crazy as Divine, it can also be artificial enough to drive you crazy. There are also many fandoms in it, and if you know Hollywood enough, these satires also have a hilarious effect. This film is suitable for watching and for imitating, so as to find your own pleasure in deconstructing Hollywood.
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