Medusa Wrote:Thanks! Got confused since I never saw either one. Now that I think of it, I've never heard of Dracula 3000.
"Dracula: Dead and Loving It" is kinda cute. I like Leslie Nielson's movies. If you do, too, you should enjoy it.
I've liked Leslie Nielson ever since the late '50's when he starred in a Disney series called "Swamp Fox." Any other old timers remember that??? I was all of 7 or so and I had a real crush on him.
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I think Erika was a Playboy centerfold as well. Beautiful woman. I've seen Dracula 3000 in the video stores but a quick look at the back was all I needed to discourage me from renting it.
Think I'm more partial to Above the Law as Seagal's best film. That clothesline move (don't know the official martial arts name for it) was awesome looking.
Think I'm more partial to Above the Law as Seagal's best film. That clothesline move (don't know the official martial arts name for it) was awesome looking.
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Sam Wrote:I think Erika was a Playboy centerfold as well. Beautiful woman. I've seen Dracula 3000 in the video stores but a quick look at the back was all I needed to discourage me from renting it.She was also on Charles in Charge with Scott Baio and Baywatch.
Think I'm more partial to Above the Law as Seagal's best film. That clothesline move (don't know the official martial arts name for it) was awesome looking.
Above the Law also has the kick-ass liquor store scene where he fights while on his knees, or is that Hard to Kill?
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jimbow8 Wrote:She was also on Charles in Charge with Scott Baio and Baywatch.
Above the Law also has the kick-ass liquor store scene where he fights while on his knees, or is that Hard to Kill?
She was also in a movie with Tom Berenger where she was a military prisoner but I don't remember the name.
Don't recall that scene in ATL. It has been a long time since I last watched it. But Hard to Kill has one of my favorite Seagal lines - right after he kills the guy with the pool stick. It was a bit cheesy but fitting.
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"The nose of a mob is its imagination. By this, at any time, it can be quietly led." - Edgar Allan Poe
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it." - Agent K
Sam Wrote:She was also in a movie with Tom Berenger where she was a military prisoner but I don't remember the name.
Don't recall that scene in ATL. It has been a long time since I last watched it. But Hard to Kill has one of my favorite Seagal lines - right after he kills the guy with the pool stick. It was a bit cheesy but fitting.
She was also in a movie with Henry Thomas in ET. I thought that was her debut.
jimbow8 Wrote:Above the Law also has the kick-ass liquor store scene where he fights while on his knees, or is that Hard to Kill?
It might be Out for Justice, a movie I love -- especially the pool room scene with the Q ball wrapped in a handkerchief. For me it ties Under Siege.
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