Who Dares Wins - Critically panned vehicle for Lewis Collins' ultimately unsuccessful movie career. I enjoyed it though and it does have some solid, albeit cheap 80's British movie solid, action in the final act. And Collins was always great in capable but smug over bearingly confident arsehole roles. After this he did a couple of Eurotrash military action flicks starring alongside the likes of Lee Van Cleef, Klaus Klinski, Donald Pleasence and Ernest Borgnine which I'm going to have to track down.
Also has a catfight scene featuring a 40 something Ingrid Pitt whose character is inexplicably wearing stockings and a low cut top for some terrorism related activity which led me to The Vampire Lovers. Standard latter years Hammer Horror blood & boobs with a young(ish) Arthur Daley.
Watched Glass Onion as well. Fairly good, not as inventive as the first one and less of a whodunnit really. There is one pivotal scene that is done in full sight for a 'we did it in full sight and now we're gonna blow your mind that you missed it' reveal which doesn't work as it's really obviously noticeable the first time. Fun film though with just the right amount of ham and over stylized design.
Also has a catfight scene featuring a 40 something Ingrid Pitt whose character is inexplicably wearing stockings and a low cut top for some terrorism related activity which led me to The Vampire Lovers. Standard latter years Hammer Horror blood & boobs with a young(ish) Arthur Daley.
Watched Glass Onion as well. Fairly good, not as inventive as the first one and less of a whodunnit really. There is one pivotal scene that is done in full sight for a 'we did it in full sight and now we're gonna blow your mind that you missed it' reveal which doesn't work as it's really obviously noticeable the first time. Fun film though with just the right amount of ham and over stylized design.