Name That Movie - Pictures

[Javakoala]

"Eye of the Tiger"

[Andrew]

"Eye of the Tiger"

You have it!  Gary Busey plays a man recently released from prison (for a crime he didn't commit).  He takes on a huge gang of drug-running bikers who are menacing his town.  William Smith is the head bad guy biker, of course.  Busey's wife is killed, and he gets beaten up bad, so he goes on a revenge rampage with the help of a mortar and machinegun equipped pickup truck.  Bikers are killed by IEDs!  Bikers are decapitated by wire strung across the road!  The biker's kidnap Busey's daughter!  His friend (Yaphet Kotto) takes to the skies as the "Black Red Baron" in a biplane! 

Busey coats a stick of dynamite in vaseline, shoves it up a biker's rear, and lights the fuse!  Egad!

In any case, your turn, sir.

[Javakoala]

"Eye of the Tiger"

Busey coats a stick of dynamite in vaseline, shoves it up a biker's rear, and lights the fuse!  Egad!

In any case, your turn, sir.

As soon as I tracked it down, I remembered hearing about that scene.  Only Gary Busey or Troma would sink to that level.

Here's the new one:

[Javakoala]

Okay, small hint.

This movie caused a touch of publicity when it was released in 2006 because of the writer/director.

[Raffine]

STAY ALIVE?

[Javakoala]

STAY ALIVE?

Lemme check..........

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Nope.   

Another hint:  Incredibly SMALL budget on this one.

[Kester Pelagius]

Here's the new one:

No clue.  But to bump the thread I'll throw out some wild guesses anyway.  Could it be. .

Attack of the Photoshop Blur Tool?

Davinci Highschool Code?

Sisterhood of the Black Hood?

Girl Without a Face?

Girl School Frolics AKA Woody Allen's Supemarket of Hot Young Flesh?

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Borat's Younger Sister Goes to School in America?

[Raffine]

SLAUGHTERED VOMIT DOLLS (2006)?

"Slaughtered Vomit Dolls is often called the sickest horror film ever made. Such silly statements are not true. Anyone who have seen some Japanese vomit fetish movies like "Squirmfest" series will no doubt agree with me." - IMDB reviewer

So there's a "Vomit Fetish" genre? 

Some things I just didn't need to know.

[Javakoala]

Thanks, guys.  Wow, vomit fetish.   

Once I get settled in this evening, I'll post a second photo, but here is another hint that may not help:

If you ordered this movie from the director/writer, she included a handwritten "Thank You" and signed it, because her mother would have put her in time-out if she didn't.

(If that doesn't offer the ultimate hint, no photo will really help, but I'll try.)

[Raffine]

Hoping for a hint that might spark some recognition I visited Wikipedia's list of 'Female Film Directors'. I was OUTRAGED - OUTRAGED, I say, that Nancy Walker (CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC) was NOT listed. Joan Rivers (RABBIT TEST) was, but not Ms. Walker.

Oh, still no idea of the movie, but I did learn Soleil Moon Frye is now a director. 

[Doggett]

Thanks, guys.  Wow, vomit fetish.   

"I have a kick your ass fetish (!)"

Ving Rhames, Striptease

[Rev. Powell]

If you ordered this movie from the director/writer, she included a handwritten "Thank You" and signed it, because her mother would have put her in time-out if she didn't.

(If that doesn't offer the ultimate hint, no photo will really help, but I'll try.)

I believe there was a movie released by a young girl director, and I think a documentary about her making the film as well.  But I can't seem to track down the name, and I can't even remember where I read about it, or if I dreamed it. 

[Javakoala]

Another screenshot.  A little something for fans of grue.



And for the LAST hint, as anything else would mean giving the answer, think "gut-munching munchkins".

[Javakoala]

If you ordered this movie from the director/writer, she included a handwritten "Thank You" and signed it, because her mother would have put her in time-out if she didn't.

(If that doesn't offer the ultimate hint, no photo will really help, but I'll try.)

I believe there was a movie released by a young girl director, and I think a documentary about her making the film as well.  But I can't seem to track down the name, and I can't even remember where I read about it, or if I dreamed it. 

Work those brain cells.  You are so close.

[Rev. Powell]

If you ordered this movie from the director/writer, she included a handwritten "Thank You" and signed it, because her mother would have put her in time-out if she didn't.

(If that doesn't offer the ultimate hint, no photo will really help, but I'll try.)

I believe there was a movie released by a young girl director, and I think a documentary about her making the film as well.  But I can't seem to track down the name, and I can't even remember where I read about it, or if I dreamed it. 

Work those brain cells.  You are so close.

The movie I was thinking of was PATHOGEN (2006), directed by 12 year old Emily Hagins.  The documentary is called ZOMBIE GIRL: THE MOVIE.