Miranda Sawyer

He's part of the family.

We're not going to call the police.

Deal with it.

That's right.

She appears to kind of slash him across the face, although we don't really see that.

No, we never see her use the knife on him.

She just threatens him with a knife.

She's like, if you do anything, I'm going to stab you.

Yeah, she wafts it a bit.

And then she does these kind of roundhouse, karate roundhouse.

Yeah, incredible.

In high boots.

And then she goes like Roller Girl and is like kicking him like directly in the face.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, it's a weird one because I think there are, I think there's viewpoints of people who just think of this film as just a bad film, like a Gigli and Ishtar, just a generally bad film, like a swept away type movie.

Then there's ones who think it's kind of like so bad it's good, like a sort of like The Room or Rocky Horror even maybe.

Yeah.

And then there's those who put it in like the camp classic pantheon with your, you know, Mommy Dearest or Valley of the Dolls, or I would say the oft-forgotten Farrah Fawcett classic, The Burning Bed, by the way, find it.

And then there's those like me.