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- A lobotomized attempt to make a no-budget John Waters movie, Men Cry Bullets is a reminder of how bad indie cinema can be. Rated 2.5/5 Stars • 01/25/23
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Oct 22, 1999 · Men Cry Bullets Reviews - Metacritic. Summary Gloria (Lauren), a novelist who enjoys rough sex, picks up an aspiring female-impersonator Billy (Nelson) and rapes him after which he falls for her. Gloria loses her rough edge when she comes to believe that Billy is attracted to her more attractive cousin (Ryan). Comedy. Drama.
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- Steven Nelson
- Tamara Hernandez
Writer-director Hernandez is comfortable with violent, perverse emotions, and can find humor in them -- a refreshing quality that keeps one watching long after her movie has jumped its own tracks and zoomed to a private world of obscurely motivated quarrels and uninvolving reconciliations. Read More. By F. X. Feeney FULL REVIEW. 60. Village Voice.
40% Tomatometer 10 Reviews 71% Popcornmeter 500+ Ratings A nightclub performer (Steven Nelson) falls for a woman novelist (Honey Lauren) who sexually assaults him. Reviews Cast & Crew More Like...
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- Steven Nelson
- Tamara Hernandez
- Drama
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5 | Dec 6, 2005. Jeffrey M. Anderson Combustible Celluloid. Not so much a John Waters-meets-Russ Meyer trash fest as it is a very good look at destructive ...
Apr 6, 1998 · MEN CRY BULLETS. By Merle Bertrand | April 6, 1998. Here we go again. More flashbacks of a childhood trauma. In Tamara Hernandez’ flawed and ultimately unbelievable film, Billy’s memories of his father abusing his mother drive him to a career as a female impersonator.
"Men Cry Bullets" is an involving dark comedy-drama that, occasionally, is at least a little too offbeat and odd by a half, particularly in the final half-hour, which includes a drunken, fantasy-like three-way sex scene, a potential poisioning, and murder.
Men Cry Bullets - The Unknown Movies. (1997) Director: Tamara Hernandez. Cast: Steve Nelson, Honey Lauren, Jeri Ryan. The things I have to do in order to add to my movie collection. Long-time devotees of this site will probably remember the time I reviewed Sonny Boy.
