Anne Lilly Movies
- 1989
It's not a good idea to kill the children of important mobsters, whether by accident or on purpose. So when Nick Harding (Jerome Lepage) accidentally shots Joey Mannucci (Ron Sanborn) while working out a drug deal with him, he has reason to fear that his father, Mo Mannucci, will send one or more hit men after him. Nick goes to ground at his uncle's farm with his girlfriend Grandee (Anne Lilly), and (mistakenly) believes he has killed the mobster's CPA son. Fortunately for Nick, he has a cousin (Richard Schiff) who knows what's what, The cousin, Pat, arranges a meeting between Joey and Nick so that they can patch over the difficulties arising from their earlier meeting. Unfortunately for Nick, he is too clever for his own good, and the meeting does not go smoothly. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Richard Schiff, Anne Lilly, (more)
- 1986
One glance at the title and you know this ain't a Merchant-Ivory film. Reversing the premise of the 1967 masterpiece Mars Needs Women, this one features a covey of gorgeous space babes who come from a planet without men. Having perused a teen fan mag, the female extraterrestrials assume that all males on earth are handsome hunks. They beam down and invade a typical high school, disguised as typical teenagers. Soon the outer-space vixens have infuriated every earth girl within miles because they have better luck scoring with the guys. Earthling Amy Crumpacker organizes a united front (in every sense of the word) against the invaders, only to discover that her own mother is an alien, having landed on Terra Firma during the Elvis craze. After this, things really start getting unbelievable. Revenge is engagingly acted in the sober, straight-faced fashion of a typical 1950 sci-fi flick. Despite the title, there's nothing remotely offensive in the film-unless you count the deliberately awful special effects. Break down and rent it: you'll come down with a loose case of chuckles in spite of yourself. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Lisa Schwedop, Howard Scott, (more)
