Tease (1999)
Facts
| Directed by | Dennis Berry |
| Cast | Rosanna Arquette, Jürgen Prochnow, Mandy Schaffer, Michael Des Barres, Suzanne Coy, Mark Humphrey and Thomas Kretschmann |
| Theatrical Release | November 30, 1998 |
| DVD Release | June 1, 2004 |
| Running Time | 93 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | R (Restricted) |
| UPC Code | 026359190124 |
| Buy this item | $5.99 at Amazon.com As of Jul 16 4:53 EDT (details) 1 DVD, Hbo Home Video, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language), German (Original Language) Or 28 new from $3.67, 18 used from $1.78, 1 collectible from $10.00 |
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Average user review:| Better stuff out there. |
| this murderer is a joke....very predictable. |
Only those who only care about sexy but dumb teen murderer would enjoy this movie, which i have a hard time doing because i only enjoy good written and acted movie. Not fake predictable stuff like this. October 18, 2003
| I think the movie was totally awesome!!! |
| sexy, twisted, and well done |
| What a trash wallow |
(Minor spoilers ahead. Hey, do you really care if a film of this quality is "spoiled?") Traci is a girl with a problem. Psychology has developed names for it when a child develops a sexual crush on the opposite-sex parent. But this girl seems to have one for her same-sex one, and I don't think there's a term for that. It might be because her mother Dana is played by Roseanna Arquette, whose cute overbite, neo-flowerchild sexuality and luscious figure makes me forgive her any number of bad movies or unsympathetic characters. Here Dana is not only clueless to her daughter's conduct; she seems to be competing for the gold medal in the Olympic Indulgent Mother competition.
It's possible that Dana misses Traci's murderous streak because truth be told, Traci seems to have the criminal skills of a hamster. It's only because the script dictates so that she manages to pull off any kind of a body count.
A particularly hilarious note in this movie is the character of Carmen, a Mexican maid who is described as Dana as around so long she's like one of the family although she dresses in what the director thought would say, "I just fell off the tomato truck from Guadalajara." Carmen is so wise to Traci's scheming, she might as well wear a sign saying, "Hey, I'm the Next Victim!" Sure enough, Traci confronts Carmen as she is making her way back from Mass, and bops her with one of those slightly angled lug wrenches that car manufacturers put next to your spare as a bad joke. I rather suspect than in real life those things are as useless as a murder weapon as they are for changing a tire.
In another sequence, Arquette wears a flimsy dress to a vineyard, under cloudy skies, talking to the owner. Cut to her in another flimsy dress under sunny skies, talking to the owner's brother. Then cut to her wearing the first dress, in the first location, under cloudy skies. You get the picture. We're talking really bad directing.
As for skin, don't expect much, although Traci does own a nice couple of bikinis.
For those looking for a trash wallow, 8. For anybody else, 1/2. November 29, 2002
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