A Shakespeare film provided by Troma entertainment? That is certainly something to rouse one's curiosity. And, hey, there is Debbie Rochon, although not the most skintastic babe in the movie, it is always good to see her.
Yes, there is plenty of skin in this wacky tale, starting with Juliet (Jane Jensen) getting it on with Ness (Rochon), but Jensen will provide much more later in a popcorn moment. Bon appeTiT! Of course, skin is featured on movies and TV shows within the movie numerous times. I wonder what happened to Jacqueline Tavarez, who only appeared here. What a performance! But enough about skin, The movie has much more. There is murder, mayhem, and disgustingly bloody bits. Just what you would expect in Shakespeare, but left out for gentile audiences. Of course, there are also scenes I would never expect in Shakespeare. Ugh! It certainly makes Shakespeare more interesting.
Yes, there is plenty of skin in this wacky tale, starting with Juliet (Jane Jensen) getting it on with Ness (Rochon), but Jensen will provide much more later in a popcorn moment. Bon appeTiT! Of course, skin is featured on movies and TV shows within the movie numerous times. I wonder what happened to Jacqueline Tavarez, who only appeared here. What a performance! But enough about skin, The movie has much more. There is murder, mayhem, and disgustingly bloody bits. Just what you would expect in Shakespeare, but left out for gentile audiences. Of course, there are also scenes I would never expect in Shakespeare. Ugh! It certainly makes Shakespeare more interesting.