I considered the Cubs monster come-back last night. Statistically, the Cubs had something like a 2.5% chance of winning that game going into the ninth. Go Cubs! (Nudity? Yes. Probably both for the Cubs after the game and certainly in the movie.)
Hmm. Rock band / singer who makes deal with Satan? Check. Lots of nude ladies? Check. Glowing Eyes? Check. That's our quota of three cliches, anything else is gravy.
Sorry, Internet issues yesterday. I've seen nearly none of these movies. Pre-1980, and certain pre-1970, I have a fairly comprehensive knowledge of at least American and British horror movies, and fancy that I've seen a sizable majority of them. When the made-for-video age began, however, it augured a veritable flood of product and I…
Yep, it's Ye Olde Haunted Object time. Hey, it's economical, right. You know what else was economical back in 1990? Nudity! It seems at least a few of the film's three (!) sequels also featured The Cheapest Special Effect.
Nudity was so much more common in these things back in the day. This softcore riff on Beauty and the Beast was quite popular on cable, as I recall, probably because its female (and much nude) starlet was one of the main cast on the big TV hit Twin Peaks.