Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

Bathing in the intoxicating allure of Hollywood's glitter and glamour, we bear witness to the biting satire of Hollywood Boulevard. Directed by Joe Dante, the film spins a tale of whimsical irony set amidst the B-movie industry of the 70s. Our protagonist, a bright-eyed, innocent blonde, steps onto the star-studded sidewalks of Hollywood, her heart brimming with dreams of acting stardom. Fate, however, has a peculiar sense of humor, steering her towards a dubious agent who thrusts her into the chaotic world of a notorious B-movie crew. At the heart of Hollywood Boulevard lies Miracle Pictures, a production house where “If it's a good picture, it's a Miracle" is not just a slogan, but a reality. Here, the unsung heroes labor relentlessly, churning out B movies that are brutally butchered by critics whilst simultaneously cultivating a cult following among an adoring legion of film fans. The film is a riotous tribute to these unsung artisans, weaving in a series of bizarre, deadly accidents that plague the crew, adding a layer of unexpected suspense. Hollywood Boulevard is a journey into a Hollywood that exists behind the silver screen, a world far removed from the glitz and glamour, yet equally mesmerizing in its chaotic charm. The movie is an ode to the underdogs who fuel the magical allure of Hollywood, one B-movie at a time.

Hollywood Boulevard is a comedy movie featuring Candice Rialson.

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