❶ 给女儿续命请稻草人吃饭是什么电影
身后身(2016)
导演:陈云峰
编剧:汪洋
主演:王双宝
地区:中国
语言:国语
类型:剧情
上映:2016年
时长:62分钟
❷ 男子为了给娃娃续命,请稻草人吃饭是什么电视
是2016年
这个网络电影
主演:王双宝,罗京民,张维政,李雨洋
❸ 循环谋杀的谜案凶手
1966年11月30日,美国联邦调查局(FBI)接到了一件来自下级警局的奇怪报告。
报告显示,有人匿名向他们宣称,自己是一个月前一起凶杀案的凶手,而且自己还会继续作案。这种红果果的挑衅,虽然让FBI非常生气,但是他们想起一个月前的那起案子,又充满了忧虑。
那起案件的受害人,是一个名叫切莉的女大学生,她在万圣节前的一天晚上遇害,当时FBI在现场勘查时,发现她身中11刀,其中7刀都在颈部,因此警方推测凶手是想砍断她的脖子。
虽然切莉的指甲中有疑似嫌疑人皮屑的物质,但是当时的FBI并没有能根据这一线索,以及现场的其它痕迹,找出好的破案线索,为此FBI的警员一直都在头疼,但他们没想到,他们还没找到破案线索,凶手就已经开始公然挑衅。
不过除了半年以后,他们又收到了一封来自凶手的信件之外(当时信一共有三封,分别寄给了切莉的父亲,当地报社,和警局,信的内容很短也很嚣张:她必须死 ,还会有更多人被杀),凶手似乎并没有什么实际行动。
不过就在大家快要把这件事忘记时,这个凶手又开始行动了。
1968年年年底,一对小情侣驱车去参加当地高中的圣诞演唱会,在演唱会结束之后,他们没有直接回家,而是趁着夜色在车里打起了扑克,结果这时有人用枪袭击了他俩,他俩当场毙命,无一幸免。
1969年中旬的一个夜晚,一个单亲妈妈和他的新男友杰克在车中打扑克时,遇到到了凶手的袭击,因为凶手开枪后急着走,所以并没有意识到车里的两人并没有死。
不过后来在抢救时,只有杰克一人活了下来,他后来向警方反映,袭击他俩的人是一名白人男性,身材比较魁梧,其它的一概不知。虽然这次的事发地和那对高中生的事发地相离很近,但是当时的警方并没有察觉这两起案件的凶手可能是同一个人。
不过案发半小时后,一通电话就告诉他们,凶手是同一个人,而报警的人之所以确定,那是因为他就是凶手。
当年的8月,这个凶手又给报社去信,详细介绍了自己的行凶经过,并对此提到了自己的名字——十二宫杀手。而且杀手还留下一封密码信,并宣称,如果警方不能及时破解,那么他还会继续杀人,直到杀够12个为止。
当年10月,凶手再次出手,这次的受害人是一名司机,本来凶手的准备比较充分,但是他没想到,他的行为无意中被几个孩子看到,而且他们还直接报了警,不过他这次比较幸运,因为报警中心安排排查时,误把“白人”说成了“黑人”,以至于他并没有在围剿中被抓到。
当时的FBI不会想到,这将是他们离逮到凶手最近的一次。因为随后凶手就给间接(直接给的报社)给他们写了一封信,在信中他不光充满挑衅的对警方说,当天他曾遇到了两名探员的盘查,不过因为他是白人所以并没有被真正怀疑,而且他还扬言,他的下一个目标将会是校车。
凶手当时的这封信,不光让FBI内部产生了巨大震动,就是在社会上也引起了轩然大波,毕竟这个世界上最被关爱的就是孩子,所以当时的美国警方甚至派出了直升机跟随校车巡航,而“十二宫杀手”也因此名声大噪,当时的他已经不在是一个连环杀手,而成了一名恐怖分子!
然而就当整个旧金山风声鹤唳之时(当时整个旧金山外部没人敢来,内部形同军管),一通电话又把“十二宫杀手”杀手推向了风口浪尖。打电话的人宣称,他就是警方要找的凶手,他要求媒体为他开一场发布会,并要求当时美国的顶尖律师出席。
这场直播如约播放,然而就在美国上下的目光都投向这起直播时,警方才发现,这不过是一通来自精神病院的“骚扰电话”。这场闹剧结束之后,警方又收到了凶手的信件,及带密码的另一封信,信上说他将要在一个公共设施实施爆炸,并附了一幅地图。
然而就在警方为此手忙脚乱了好一阵之后,凶手才在三个月后再次出现,他这次的目标是带着孩子开车出行的凯瑟琳,本来凶手已经骗得了凶手的信任,但是凯瑟琳却因为发现了异常,于是找了个机会跳车逃离。
后来经凯瑟琳辨认,想要杀她的凶手,和警方正在通缉的“十二宫杀手”应该就是同一个人。仍然就在警方做好围剿准备之时,凶手又再次停止了继续行动。
此后杀手断断续续的一共给报社写了约有21封信,并宣称自己一共杀害了37人,但警方公开承认的只有7人,而这7人中其实还有两名生还的人。凶手的最后一封信,寄于1978年,自此以后神秘的“十二宫杀手”虽然有不少嫌疑人走入警方视线,但是没有一个真正被确认。
最让警方振奋的一次,是一名叫丹尼斯的人向警方报案,他说他在整理他继父的遗物中,曾发现了很多可疑的东西,因此他认为自己的继父就是当年那个神秘的杀手,并表示自己的母亲可能也死于自己的继父之手,不过在警方仔细调查过后,仍然没有得出确切的结论。
❹ 《稻草人》这部电影的主要内容!
稻草人是1988年狮门影业公司出品的一部电影 ,讲述了五名劫匪在作案后劫机试图飞往墨西哥边境,但其中一个为私吞赃物而带钱跳伞逃走,众人无奈只能追其而去。然而他们不知道所处的地方竟是一个被巫术诅咒已久的稻草人墓地,人们接连被复活的稻草人杀害。不过凡是在此被杀的死者都会变成活死人追杀其他幸存的人类,劫匪们被逼入了绝境……
❺ 美国恐怖片稻草人 只记得有个情景是稻草人用针把一个人的嘴给缝上了,请问有木有人知道
应该是《吸血稻草人》
◎译名《吸血稻草人》
◎片名Hallowed Ground
◎年代2008
◎国家美国
◎类别恐怖/惊悚
◎语言英语
◎字幕中文
◎片长83 mins
简介
车子途径希望镇时突然坏掉,名叫莉丝的女人被迫滞留在小镇上。没多久她就得悉这里的可怕传说:一百年前,镇上的传道人竟将被定了罪的人,都钉在田野的十字架上作稻草人;这些给活活钉死的人,都化成了冤魂附在乌鸦群里。刚巧一名小报记者,也来到镇上追查这个传说。
❻ 90年代的一部外国恐怖电影 有稻草人杀人的情节 求电影名称
英文名: Scarecrows 1988
中文名: 稻草人
五名劫匪在作案后劫机试图飞往墨西哥边境,但其中一个为私吞赃物而带钱跳伞逃走,众人无奈只能追其而去。然而他们不知道现在所处的地方竟是一个被巫术诅咒已久的稻草人墓地,人们接连被复活的稻草人杀害。不过凡是在此被杀的死者都会变成活死人追杀其他幸存的人类,劫匪们被逼入了绝境……
这是狮门影业经典的恐怖电影,被影迷誉为史上最棒的稻草人杀手电影。此片最大魔力在于,虽然剧情有点沉闷,但它还能使你饶有兴致地观看下去。电影气氛诡异,灯光效果设置绝佳,血腥的狗血镜头加上稻草人丧尸们那恐怖的外形绝对会给观众带来超级震撼的感受。
❼ 请老汉为姑娘续命请稻草人吃饭的电影叫什么名字
你用你应该到网络上去搜一下,可能还准确一点,在这个上面不一定有人会回答你!
❽ 关于红皮鞋,稻草人的外国电影
《绿野仙踪》真人版。
❾ 有部电影是曾志伟陈百祥他们去日本吃饭点餐的 这部电影叫什么
没有陈百祥……你找的电影叫《福星高照》成龙。洪金宝。曾志伟。胡惠中。元彪。林正英主演的电影?剧情是:成龙是一个香港在日本潜伏的国际刑警,奉命调查一个叫稻草人俱乐部的黑帮组织,洪金宝和曾志伟。胡惠中饰演的警察协助成龙捉拿黑道
❿ 欧美电影1973稻草人剧情介绍+分
稻草人 Scarecrow (1973)
剧情:
麦克斯和里昂是两个流浪汉,他们一见如故,成了好朋友。麦克斯攒了一些钱,他准备用这些积蓄到匹兹堡开家汽车洗刷店。他叫里昂同他一起前往,里昂答应了。里昂有好几年没见到他的妻子和孩子了,十分想念他们,而麦克斯也想见见在丹佛的姐姐,于是他们决定先到丹佛。途中,暴躁的麦克斯引起不少麻烦,而能言善辩的里昂则冷静地化解了这些矛盾。在丹佛,麦克斯见到了姐姐考莉,遂决定在丹佛开汽车洗刷店。麦克斯又一次在醉后同人发生了争吵,他和里昂双双被送进了劳教场。在劳教场,因为拒绝了一个劳改犯的无礼要求,里昂被人毒打,麦克斯的意志变得十分消沉。获释后,在得知孩子死亡的消息后,里昂因悲伤过度而精神失常,进了医院。为了朋友,麦克斯毅然放弃了开汽车洗刷店的打算,他要将全部的钱都用来医治里昂。
Review:
Max and Lionel, two ordinary guys, meet by chance on a lonely country road while hitchhiking and strike up a friendship. Max (Gene Hackman) is a hot-tempered ex-con who dreams of owning his own business, a car wash. Lionel (Al Pacino) is a seaman who abandoned his pregnant girlfriend some years prior but who, despite this character flaw, is so mild-mannered and sweet you really just want to give him a big hug.
Hackman is great as the hard-edged Max, yet despite his gruff exterior you know there is a man of deep feeling and caring underneath. Pacino never fails to disappoint in whatever he does and he doesn't in this tour-de-force performance. Famous for playing loud, larger than life character's with extreme zeal -- Colonel Frank Slade from SCENT OF A WOMAN and Tony Montana from SCARFACE for instance -- here his performance is like a whisper -- quietly calm yet powerfully effective.
A nice surprise in the cast is Richard Lynch (in his screen debut) as Riley, the man who befriends Lionel while he and Max are briefly incarcerated for a bar fight. Lynch is only in the movie for approximately 20 minutes, but what a 20 minutes! His ability to convey the sleazy yet somehow likable Riley let's the audience know that this is a talent to watch for in the coming years. With such great method acting from all three actors, it's no wonder this movie won the prestigious Golden Palm Award at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival!
Scarecrow is a low-key film that succeeds on all its ambitions, but not because it tries to aim low. That the tone at times doesn't feel as emotionally incredible or intense as some other films Gene Hackman and Al Pacino got their star-making turns in the 70s (French Connection, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico) doesn't mean it's unsuccessful either. Jerry Schatzberg and his writer are out to capture a kind of outsider view of men trying to find their places in society, almost like how Michael Cimino would do (to a more genre-oriented extent) with Thunderbolt and Lightfoot. It's not a movie a lot of people would go out of their way to see, even with the star power involved. It's about two guys who've been released from confinement from the world around them, Max from six years in jail (Hackman), Francis from five years out at sea in the Navy (Pacino), and how the two meet up unintentionally while hitchhiking, unlikely pair up, and Hackman gets Pacino to go in with him on opening up a car wash in Pittsburgh.
Why Pittsburgh? Just one of the peculiarities of Max, mayhap? More-so a thing of pride. There's characteristics to Max and Francis that make them compelling for the honesty in what they are: Max is a tough guy, tending to get drunk, get in fights, sex it up with women (who knew Hackman had such, um, animal magnetism), and Francis (also named Lion by Max) is a clown, a little boy who somehow made the mistake of having a kid with a woman before he left the Navy, and has a present ready to give to the kid in Detroit- an androgynous lamp- despite not knowing entirely what to expect. It's an odd couple movie, but also one that has a more affecting view into a world of men on the fringe of society. These guys don't have big plans, and wouldn't want any anyway. It's refreshing to see that, and how it pans into the nature of them and their environment: the small towns, the local dives, the bad drunks, and, when things go bad after a big brawl ring a drunken hoopla, the subtle horrors of prison for the both of them. Did I mention train-hopping?
A film like this, despite having on its side gorgeous cinematography by Vilmos Zsigmond (who, along with Badlands and, in its own way Mean Streets, captures a vision of Americana that is pure and unique to its time and place), needs strong acting. Who better than Hackman and Pacino? They're playing big personalities, with Hackman doing great as always in a somewhat typical part of a guy who's aggressive and pig-headed but does have a hear. And Pacino doing a rare comedic turn as he gives some of his funniest (genuine, not unintentional scene-stealing) moments, like his 'diversion' gone wrong in the clothing store, or his classic "teach me how to handle a drunk" bit at the bar. Sometimes its too much, but it leads to a bittersweet side to the story that turns even more bitter by the time Schatzberg reaches the emotional climax in Detroit. What's been alternately crude and crazy, sometimes in ways that remind one a little of Altman, turns towards what is a small but great tragedy for these characters. And doing the script one better, the actors are able to get subtle, crushing, telling moments in scenes that others wouldn't be able to grasp with a ten-foot pole.
It's also a fun movie, with a feel that you could only get in one of the truly great years in all movies (look at the year this came out, and realize how many films of its ilk were released, be they independent-like from Scorsese or Altman or Ashby or even Romero, or even Friedkin's Exorcist). Scarecrow is of its time, but it doesn't mean it can't be greatly liked in the present; it's even a near classic of genre subversion, doing a service to drama and comedy by not paying lip-service to either form, but enriching what comes naturally out of life, which is both sometimes, harrowingly, at once