Rosemary Moore Movies
- 1987
The title Landlord Blues is a lot catchier than the film itself. Mark Boone Jr. plays a slum tenant whose landlord might well be described a scumbucket, except this wouldn't be fair to the other scumbuckets. The more Boone complains, the nastier his landlord becomes. When the last straw is broken, Boone exacts revenge in bloody slasher-flick fashion. Nary a cliché remains unturned in Landlord Blues. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1983
The German Doomed Love deals not with a dying romance, but one which is already dead. Professor Bill Rice can't get over the demise of his true love. There is nothing for him to do but muse over the possibility of reviving the decedent so that she can return to his arms. At 75 minutes, the fantastic elements of this curious film are never permitted to get out of hand. A financial success (and multi-award winner) in Europe, Doomed Love has yet to receive much of a showcase in the States. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Bill Rice, Rosemary Moore, (more)
