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In the twisted tradition of Re-Animator, join the huge-headed Myron Stackpool and his creepy clan for some frightening fun. The Stackpool family have been doing some freaky experiments in the bowels of their basement and the local residents find that they are in it way over their heads. Stars Jacqueline Lovell, directed by Charles Band. Rated R. (texte officiel du distributeur)

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Goldbeater 

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français Avec son intrigue d’une simplicité puérile, ses dialogues vraiment idiots et son tempo de narration plus ou moins passable, c’est encore d’un niveau appréciable pour une production Charles Band ! Quelle chance que notre « cerveau de la famille » soit si présent à l’écran, parce que ses monologues de méchant ne sont pas piqués des vers ! Côté horreur, on repassera. Quant à l’aspect comédie, ça y répond par moment, dans la limite des possibilités. En tout cas, ça se laisse voir – surtout quand on s’attend à un film nul. [Sitges 2019] ()

kaylin 

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anglais Head of the Family has several positive aspects, with the first being the special effects, which are good. I find this is something that is traditionally good in Band's films. The second aspect is that the film is quite daring and sexy in places. Then, it's just a pretty normal B-movie that can entertain you with its absurdity. I quite enjoyed it, even though the ending didn't really impress me. ()

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RUSSELL 

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anglais A harmless, slightly wacky horror-comedy. The adorably dumb plot doesn't focus much on the "head of the family" and his siblings in the first half. Instead, it deals with a love triangle among the local oddballs, which, thanks to the bizarre family, eventually resolves and gives rise to a new storyline. It's pretty dialogue-heavy, but thankfully, I found most of the conversations amusing rather than boring. In the end, it's not the hardcore trash it might initially seem, but rather a fairly tame flick. The biggest shock factor is the perpetually naked Jacqueline Lovell — if she were clothed, this could easily air in the afternoon on TV. ()

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