Can't Stop the Music

This movie was backed by the company that I worked for. They talk about 10 million used to promote it----10 million perhaps of other peoples money not there's Ill bet. When the movie came out Allen Carr contacted us (Fotomat... Full review

This movie is amazing!! Rarely in the history of mankind have we seen a movie so incredibly awful that it becomes a "must-see film". And, interestingly enough, this film is one of four from 1979-1980 that I have reviewed that... Full review

Boy, where to start? My memory might fail me, but how about Steve Gutenberg rollerskating down the streets of New York, dancing to his transistor radio and wearing his corduroy OP short shorts and an Izod shirt with the collar... Full review

I'm a regular customer of a local movie theater that shows old films, and six years ago they screened Can't Stop the Music - I went to see it, and found it an absolute hoot in campy humor! No-holds-barred, super-fast... Full review

I went to see this film almost the very first day it opened and along with "Fame" it is a recall mechanism for the start of an optimistic decade which like the acting in this film dive-bombed.The music and dancing... Full review

I urge everyone to buy a bottle of booze and see this movie immediately.If only for the Construction Worker's song "I love you to death" in which girls ride atop giant pistons and sprinkle glitter all over his jeans. Or... Full review

This is the best bad movie of all time. Ofcourse that means Steve Guttenberg and disco music are in it. I saw this once, ten years ago and will never ever forget it. The construction worker of the Village People... Full review

The Village people started as a band who was for the Gay community. Then, something else happened. Teenagers started to like them, but on a totally different level of the disco music and costume theatrics.When it came time to make... Full review

Who would have guessed at the time that the Village People would have had a greater impact on American society than 25 years of punk rock? One viewing of Can't Stop the Music will remind you of the massive sea... Full review

Yes, this movie is horrible. Not dreadful, becuase it's so bad that it's somewhat entertaining. I came across it on t.v. this weekend and found it hard to turn off.... Full review

Be honest. This same devilish thought - or one quite similar - crossed your mind when you heard the leaks about all of the heartthrob hipsters who'll be part of the Oscars show this Sunday! ... Full Article

Maybe he should have been a lawyer instead: The performer Victor Willis, better known as the original police officer in the campy band the Village People, has filed suit against a resuscitated version of the group, saying it is using... ... Full Article

"It's all about taking Hollywood's favorite pasttime - congratulating itself - and turning it on its head," says John Wilson, summarizing the mission behind his Golden Raspberry Awards, better known today as the Razzies. ... Full Article

One of this summer's unexpected film-going pleasures has been the Don't Knock the Rock Film and Music Festival, the weekly screening series of music-related films and panel discussions that has enjoyed raucous, sellout crowds since it kicked off in early... ... Full Article

This clip right here should be ample proof to any New Yorker that there really is no God. Thanks to Thighs Wide Shut via the Apiary for killing off what little remains of our optimistic nature. ... Full Article