EvylOverLord

Okay, so there were some issues with the ending, and it was a bit of a slow start. However, overall it was an amusing, sexy, silly comedy. Typical of this style of comedy, the poor guy can't catch a break, and various scenarios ensue. I found it quite entertaining. If you are looking for high quality comedy, this isn't it. However, if you want 1980's style adult oriented laughs, yes, this does deliver.

The ending, sadly, seemed rushed, and I'd hoped it would be a bit more funny. However, the rest was pretty entertaining. I was considering giving it an 8 up until the last 10 minutes or so, but I guess it needed to be a 6.9 considering the style of movie it is.

I actually saw one of the actresses from this in another film today that was awful. Her character in this wasn't particularly much better. I saw some other reviews and information that this is basically an adult film toned down remake or at least based on one? I am curious about the original. That being said, I based my review on the movie I just watched, as I wasn't aware of the connection to the X rated movie until afterwards.

I'm guessing the actual plot of the movie was part of that cut? I waited impatiently to see a "warrior Queen" helping slaves. Instead got a bunch of pointless sex and violence, while the warrior queen lady looked on yawning and bored. I yawned some myself, even despite the movie being barely more than an hour. It managed to still have very little actually going on, and what did go on didn't seem to have any point.

There wasn't much useful dialog. There were a decent amount of action scenes, but many were a bit weird and unnecessary. The queen did have a couple herself, but nothing especially worthy of the "Warrior" title. Sadly, this movie did not deliver anything beyond gratuitous nudity and violence.

I definitely liked the other two "Ginger Snaps" movies better. Although, this one does have a pretty nice open door for a forth movie. I liked the prequel the best; which seems to be in stark contrast to the ratings. All of these movies had less than desired endings for me, which is why none of them got more than a six from me, but I think this one disappointed me the most.

Don't get me wrong, I like both sister's characters. But the sister's bond, and how they dealt with the horrible situations, was part of charm of the first two movies. And, although I understand why there's the missing piece in this one, it still left me a bit empty. I fail to see how this one seems to be the favorite of the trilogy with such an important missing piece. Maybe if I hadn't seen the other movies I'd feel differently? I guess it could actually be a pretty good werewolf flick if taken out of the series, and with a few other slight modifications.