Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAn isolated farmhouse is chosen as a hide-out by criminals Jim and Charlie after an armed robbery. The Deleye family are forced to accept the situation under Jim's brutal domination.An isolated farmhouse is chosen as a hide-out by criminals Jim and Charlie after an armed robbery. The Deleye family are forced to accept the situation under Jim's brutal domination.An isolated farmhouse is chosen as a hide-out by criminals Jim and Charlie after an armed robbery. The Deleye family are forced to accept the situation under Jim's brutal domination.
Marc Van Eeghem
- Hugo
- (as Mark Van Eeghem)
Hans De Munter
- Ltn. Hansen
- (as Hans de Munter)
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(1985) Stronghold/ Wildschut (Game shelter)
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Adapted from the novel by Felix Thijssen, a movie from the Netherlands that has Jim (Hidde Maas) and Charlie (Jack Monkau) taking a family farm and household hostage. It consists of a father, Deleye (Josse De Pauw); his wife, Sybil / Cybil (Chris Lomme); their oldest teenage son, Hugo (Mark Van Eeghem); the daughter, Lisa (Annick Christiaens) and baby Robbie. All the while during the army conducting their training exercise. While Jim is gruff and being very aggressive, it appears that Charlie has been shot on the leg, and as he is being carried to the bedroom, they figured as long as the family's baby stays close to them that they dare not try anything. And as it turns out, a casino has been robbed of $600,000 with the town's sheriff, Dalsom (Werther van der Sarren) out in pursuit for them.
It was routine until the last 20 minutes with some of the most ridiculous scenes is when the military show up to confront the two culprits without being scared or even arming themselves was one of the most dumbest things I had ever saw. And it was dumb stupid rotten convenient luck that the teenager, Hugo was caught attempting to steal the suitcase full of money from the back trunk. My impression from some of the users who did like it was that those asinine things happened as a result of filling time as it was supposed to be featured film.
Adapted from the novel by Felix Thijssen, a movie from the Netherlands that has Jim (Hidde Maas) and Charlie (Jack Monkau) taking a family farm and household hostage. It consists of a father, Deleye (Josse De Pauw); his wife, Sybil / Cybil (Chris Lomme); their oldest teenage son, Hugo (Mark Van Eeghem); the daughter, Lisa (Annick Christiaens) and baby Robbie. All the while during the army conducting their training exercise. While Jim is gruff and being very aggressive, it appears that Charlie has been shot on the leg, and as he is being carried to the bedroom, they figured as long as the family's baby stays close to them that they dare not try anything. And as it turns out, a casino has been robbed of $600,000 with the town's sheriff, Dalsom (Werther van der Sarren) out in pursuit for them.
It was routine until the last 20 minutes with some of the most ridiculous scenes is when the military show up to confront the two culprits without being scared or even arming themselves was one of the most dumbest things I had ever saw. And it was dumb stupid rotten convenient luck that the teenager, Hugo was caught attempting to steal the suitcase full of money from the back trunk. My impression from some of the users who did like it was that those asinine things happened as a result of filling time as it was supposed to be featured film.
In the second half of the last century, The Italians are generally known for making cheap but popular pulp movies such as spaghetti westerns, giallo and eurocrime films. This a Dutch/Belgian version of the latter. It looks cheap, is at times acted poorly but is highly entertaining. Especially Hidde Maas as the baddie is an almost over the top delight. Ending is a bit weak, rest is enjoyable as long as you are not expecting too much.
What a good surprise this little crime flick from Netherlands or Belgium, a gem from the eighties, as there was also in the same kind a German crime film; YEAR OF THE CAT. Very tense, no waste in the filming and a tremendous character direction. Xanks to Netflix to have provided such an item. The sheriff character is very surprising, as if it was a western feature and certainly not a Dutch one. I guess there are many of other films like this one, forgotten gems taking dust in distributors drawers.
10Dutchey
This is one of the most underrated Dutch movies ever. I just loved it. Very violent at times, but very effective. Very intense atmosphere throughout the whole movie. Maas does a fantastic job. A real creepy villain he portrays. One of my all time favorite movies. Has become kind of a cult classic in Holland.
9.5 / 10
9.5 / 10
I have seen the movie about 25 times and I know all the dialoges by head. For example: "Nou je toch bezig bent, voor mij met ham graag, dubbel gebakken" and "je hebt me helemaal nog niet, vreetzak!!" and "zie je nou wel bolle, toch nog met lege handen naar huis". The acting can be rated as toplevel. One actor which deserves special attention in this is HIDDE MAAS. The phrases he uses are exceptionell, and however not intended for this purpose it propagates enormous laughter by me till I get pain in the stomach.
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- CuriosidadesIn 2012 when the movie was shown on the Dutch Film Festival, producer Henk Bos was interviewed by Martin Koolhoven in front of an audience. Bos told that during shooting he hadn't been completely happy with the dailies. He claimed director Bobby Eerhart was very much busy with the aesthetics (shooting everything with long lenses) and not enough with the story. Because Eerhart was so concerned with the look of the movie, he was shooting very slow. Bos had then asked Hans Scheepmaker (who directed a movie before and after this for him) to come and help out. According to Bos, Scheepmaker shot much quicker and the scenes he directed were much more dynamic. Ultimately, about 40% of the final movie was directed by Hans Scheepmaker, Henk Bos estimated. Ten years later Koolhoven (who considers Wildschut the most underestimated Dutch movie ever) showed the movie again in Groningen and checked this story with Hidde Maas. Maas confirmed it and told his fighting scenes were directed by Scheepmaker, as were at least all the scenes with the military.
- ConexionesReferenced in Adjust Your Tracking: The Untold Story of the VHS Collector (2013)
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Performed by Viola Wills
Music and Lyrics by Peter van Asten, Richard de Bois & Peter Schon (as Peter Schön)
Available on RCA Records
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