Lust in the Dust
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Movie Reviews of Lust in the Dust
Movie Review: These Lips Were Made for Kissin
Summary: 3 Stars
It isn't the greatest movie ever, but it has some great moments. I am buying this strictly to hear Divine's pub room song. It is th highlight of the film. Another scene you'll love is when a lover gets accidently squeezed to death between Divine's legs. And don't miss Divine riding a donkey through the desert!Movie Review: Wacky Western
Summary: 3 Stars
Only a few will truly appreciate the craziness of this movie. If you are a serious person and have never seen a John Water's movie - you may not enjoy this.Movie Review: Divine without John Waters....
Summary: 2 Stars
....is like apple pie without ice cream. This is sure to disappoint those who think Divine made John Waters' movies entertaining. Also, a lot of people seem to think this was a John Waters project--He had nothing to do with it.The movie is just not very funny. Paul Bartel won my admiration with "Eating Raoul", so I was thinking a movie with my favorite drag queen directed by Paul Bartel was sure to have plenty of laughs. I was sorely disappointed by the experience. The comic highlight is Divine's singing bit, but everything else is sub-par.
I haven't seen the DVD version of this, and may consider purchasing it for the Edith Massey screen test mentioned by another reviewer, but other than that, I have no reason to purchase the DVD copy. Rent this one before buying!
Movie Review: Movie Talk
Summary: 2 Stars
Funny movie! Oldie did not do well in theaters, Tab Hunter plays terrible cowboy.Movie Review: Rust In The Dust ~ Anything But Divine
Summary: 1 Stars
'Lust in the Dust' released in '84 is an irreverent parody on spaghetti westerns that just doesn't hit the target. I did enjoy Tab Hunter doing his best Clint Eastwood impersonation in the role of gunfighter/drifter Abel Wood and Gina Gallego was a lovely addition as working girl Ninfa, however that is the extent of anything positive I have to say about this film. I'm not a prude by any means and can on occasion enjoy low brow humour as well as the next guy but this movie couldn't ellicit as much as one laugh out of me.
Lesson for Today: Irreverent and crude doesn't necessarily translate into funny and entertaining. For Divine fans only.