Stunt Rock
@stuntrock.bsky.social
Misunderstood and overlooked artist and musician.
CW: mental illness, self harm, swears, malaise.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
CW: mental illness, self harm, swears, malaise.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
I am also back in this way.
June 6, 2025 at 1:06 AM
I am also back in this way.
Hell yeah right by my grandma's house. In my mind it said "Convenience" though.
May 11, 2025 at 10:33 PM
Hell yeah right by my grandma's house. In my mind it said "Convenience" though.
Directed by Michael Apted, following his Oscar win for Coal Miner’s Daughter. Stephen Spielberg was going to direct this, but instead wisely opted for Raiders of the Lost Ark.
May 10, 2025 at 12:59 PM
Directed by Michael Apted, following his Oscar win for Coal Miner’s Daughter. Stephen Spielberg was going to direct this, but instead wisely opted for Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Things get more convoluted after the two lovers part. Ernie returns to Chicago, exposes more corruption, and Nell comes to town for a lecture. None of that matters because things are drab, and the two leads lack chemistry. Eventually they end up together.
May 10, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Things get more convoluted after the two lovers part. Ernie returns to Chicago, exposes more corruption, and Nell comes to town for a lecture. None of that matters because things are drab, and the two leads lack chemistry. Eventually they end up together.
The two are immediately at odds with each other, but Nell is convinced to let Ernie stay for two weeks. After confronting poachers, getting attacked by various animals, and falling down a bunch, Ernie wins her over, and they make love in a very dimly lit scene.
May 10, 2025 at 12:57 PM
The two are immediately at odds with each other, but Nell is convinced to let Ernie stay for two weeks. After confronting poachers, getting attacked by various animals, and falling down a bunch, Ernie wins her over, and they make love in a very dimly lit scene.
Chicago newspaper reporter Ernie Souchak (Belushi) runs afoul of a local politician after exposing corruption and is reassigned to the wilds of Wyoming to cover Nell Porter (Brown), a scientist researching bald eagles.
May 10, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Chicago newspaper reporter Ernie Souchak (Belushi) runs afoul of a local politician after exposing corruption and is reassigned to the wilds of Wyoming to cover Nell Porter (Brown), a scientist researching bald eagles.
Four names are listed in the “Screenplay By” section and two in the “Story By” section, totaling five men who insisted on writing credit for this movie.
Nice poster though. We acknowledge Drew Struzan is a legacy talent but holy shit in the late 80s there was no project he wouldn’t turn down.
Nice poster though. We acknowledge Drew Struzan is a legacy talent but holy shit in the late 80s there was no project he wouldn’t turn down.
April 23, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Four names are listed in the “Screenplay By” section and two in the “Story By” section, totaling five men who insisted on writing credit for this movie.
Nice poster though. We acknowledge Drew Struzan is a legacy talent but holy shit in the late 80s there was no project he wouldn’t turn down.
Nice poster though. We acknowledge Drew Struzan is a legacy talent but holy shit in the late 80s there was no project he wouldn’t turn down.
This foolishness is wrapped up in 89 minutes of mediocre jokes about the difference between sexes, prat falls, emasculating mock-combat situations, and one of George Segal’s worst performances.
April 23, 2025 at 11:45 AM
This foolishness is wrapped up in 89 minutes of mediocre jokes about the difference between sexes, prat falls, emasculating mock-combat situations, and one of George Segal’s worst performances.
The plot makes little sense. A candy company run by a tyrannical military man has monthly all-male executive employee war games that everyone is fanatical about. Their wives feel left out and take it upon themselves to undergo military training so they can compete as well.
April 23, 2025 at 11:44 AM
The plot makes little sense. A candy company run by a tyrannical military man has monthly all-male executive employee war games that everyone is fanatical about. Their wives feel left out and take it upon themselves to undergo military training so they can compete as well.
Jonathan Goldsmith, of The Most Interesting Man in the World fame, plays the role of Noel, one of Dubeck’s army buddies hiding from life in Vietnam.
April 15, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Jonathan Goldsmith, of The Most Interesting Man in the World fame, plays the role of Noel, one of Dubeck’s army buddies hiding from life in Vietnam.
But then things take a rushed turn as Dubeck suddenly realizes that the random street hustler kid, Trung, who has been coming around, is his actual son. Or maybe it’s meant metaphorically? I don’t know, and it all happens so fast that any emotional impact is lost.
April 15, 2025 at 4:13 PM
But then things take a rushed turn as Dubeck suddenly realizes that the random street hustler kid, Trung, who has been coming around, is his actual son. Or maybe it’s meant metaphorically? I don’t know, and it all happens so fast that any emotional impact is lost.
Winfield is affecting in his performance, and there’s genuinely disturbing footage from within the orphanages. There’s also wild footage of garbage-lined streets and children scavenging.
April 15, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Winfield is affecting in his performance, and there’s genuinely disturbing footage from within the orphanages. There’s also wild footage of garbage-lined streets and children scavenging.
After visiting several orphanages, he becomes engrossed in the lives of the children and begins teaching. Dubeck’s search for his green-eyed child and the mother takes him through various encounters with townsfolk and Margaret Sheen, a well-intentioned orphanage manager.
April 15, 2025 at 4:12 PM
After visiting several orphanages, he becomes engrossed in the lives of the children and begins teaching. Dubeck’s search for his green-eyed child and the mother takes him through various encounters with townsfolk and Margaret Sheen, a well-intentioned orphanage manager.
Look at this scumbag!
April 8, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Look at this scumbag!
This culminates in the usual prison film tropes: rape, suicide, shanking, racial conflict, corrupt guards, moral guards and an uncovering of an unscrupulous regime. It steers gritty/sleazy but manages to be subdued and chill with an underplayed dramatic tension. Yes, it is all of these things.
April 8, 2025 at 3:19 PM
This culminates in the usual prison film tropes: rape, suicide, shanking, racial conflict, corrupt guards, moral guards and an uncovering of an unscrupulous regime. It steers gritty/sleazy but manages to be subdued and chill with an underplayed dramatic tension. Yes, it is all of these things.
Newly imprisoned, we join Jonathon as he learns to navigate the peaceful black group led by Lennox (Billy Dee Williams) and the sleazy drug dealer, Hugo Slocum (Morrow). After Jonathan refuses to peddle drugs for Hugo, things escalate.
April 8, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Newly imprisoned, we join Jonathon as he learns to navigate the peaceful black group led by Lennox (Billy Dee Williams) and the sleazy drug dealer, Hugo Slocum (Morrow). After Jonathan refuses to peddle drugs for Hugo, things escalate.
In the clunky opening Jonathon (Alan Alda) witnesses a car hit his wife and baby. In a fit of rage, he throws/pushes the driver of the vehicle into the wheel well of the crashed car, where the driver then instantly dies. It’s filmed weirdly, disjointed, so it’s much less cool than it sounds.
April 8, 2025 at 3:18 PM
In the clunky opening Jonathon (Alan Alda) witnesses a car hit his wife and baby. In a fit of rage, he throws/pushes the driver of the vehicle into the wheel well of the crashed car, where the driver then instantly dies. It’s filmed weirdly, disjointed, so it’s much less cool than it sounds.
"No but could I interest you in fucktrance dot com?"
April 2, 2025 at 7:54 PM
"No but could I interest you in fucktrance dot com?"