I think Jesus said it best, "Lord, forgive them, for the know not what they do."

“Nunsploitation”, even in exploitation movies thats quite the nitch.

It's a sad, sad thing that Mania reviews movies like this but not TV shows like Supernatural, Once Upon A Time, Fringe, Grimm etc.

I used to really look forward to the TV show reviews and the discussions thus provoked.  Now we get Nuns With Guns.  Feh.

 karas1, what do you think about Once Upon A Time.  I'm really digging it.  I watched Grimm at first but I lost interest kind of quickly.

That trailer for Nude Nuns looks really stupid.  The icing on the cake was the end though... brought to you by the guys who made "Run, *itch, Run"... really... are you freaking kidding me.

Oh gawd... you simply much watch the trailer for these guys other film, "Run, B_tch, Run." It's on Youtube. That has to be the funniest thing I've seen this year! ...LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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ooh... umm...well... no... just...  no!

Sadly, I may at some point find myself checking this out.  Since I sorta have a thing for sexy nuns.  Not for raped nuns though so we'll see.  If there is enough non-assault nudity, I'm in!

Thank you Karas I wholeheartedly agree. No comic book or genre tv show reviews but this offensive trash gets a review

And not only that but none of us can comment and talk about quality TV shows.

I too am digging Once Upon a Time and it's a show my better half and I can enjoy together.  I'm also enjoying Person of Interest which is basically a Batman show without the cowl and villains. I haven't even taken a look at The River or Alcatraz yet but they seem to be genre shows.

I'm really liking Once Upon A Time.  They are delving into the characters and their back stories as Lost did.  Hopefully they won't write themselves into airtight plot corners like Lost did.  I think the fact that these characters come from a dimension where magic is real gives them a real advantage. 

I'm enjoying Grimm too.  It's taking the fairytale spin in a completely different direction and I am enjoying contrasting the different takes on such similar concepts very much.  Grimm is much more a procedural with stand alone episodes but there are some  intriguing mysteries and arc plot stuff to keep track of too.

Alcatraz is taking it's time to gel.  With Sam Neil and, Jorge Garcia in it I'm willing to give it some time to spin it's mystery.  So far the episodes have been fairly predictable (an inmate or guard appears from 1963 and commits crimes of the same sort they did in the '60s and Our Heroes have to catch him).  But the mysteries are building and I sure hope they worked out where this is going in advance because if they blow off the ending like Lost did I'm going to be upset.

I saw the first episode of Person of Interest and found it boring so I haven't watched it again.  Haven't seen The River and don't plan too.  I'm trying to keep up with too many shows already.