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Hookers In Revolt

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What I'm refering to in the title of my review is that of the acting that is beyond terrible along with the budget of a cheap 20 dollar hooker(cheap digital camcorder).I really wanted to like this one,but wound up hating it.Boring,slow,and stupid make-up the format of this poop.

I guess you would have to be so stoned that you were almost asleep to halfway enjoy 'Hookers in Revolt',as another reviewer(film dork) mentioned.

How could he have watched this 4 times?????I smell something rotten.

B.T.W Film Dork,none of the hookers even closely resembled Pam Grier.Wow!!!! you had to have been drunk too!

If you ever find yourself in situations were you're up late on a Friday or Saturday night itching to find something interesting to watch, then you need to get this movie in your DVD collection ASAP. It has every element you could want in a midnight movie. Camp - hookers having political speeches and starting a revolt against men and society in general for equal rights and union benefits. Sex - a ton of nudity and soft-core sex scenes the better ones come from a corrupt cop appropriately named Gene Simmons played by the director himself Sean Weathers. Violence - these hookers really get smacked around hard, but Gemini the main pimp in the movie seems to get the worst of things if he isn't getting beat up in a scene he's being robbed or made of. All of the hookers are pretty hot, but the one that takes the cake for me is Melissa Grimmond this Pam Grier looking chick that flashes her tits early on in the movie and believe me that scene alone is worth getting this movie for. This is a movie made to be watch several times, it's the type of flick you can just pop in when you're bored turn your brain off and enjoy the viewing. Something else to look for is the "Animal Farm" tie-in. It really clicked for me the 4th time I watched it, maybe because I was baked at the time but it was funny as hell once you make the connection with the book and the movie, pretty much scene for scene and character for character it follows the novel.