KISS: eXposed (1987) (V)

Director:

Claude Borenzweig

Writers:

Claude Borenzweig (writer)
Len Epand (writer)

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot:

A mix of mock documentary footage, interviews, comedy sketches, videos and live clips from the then 14 year history of Kiss. |

Cast

Paul Stanley	...	Himself / The Starchild
Gene Simmons	...	Himself / The Demon
Bruce Kulick	...	Himself
Eric Carr	...	Himself
Peter Criss	...	Himself / The Catman (archive footage)
Ace Frehley	...	Himself (archive footage)
Vinnie Vincent	...	Himself / The Pharaoh (archive footage)
Mark St. John	...	Himself (archive footage)
Kymberly Herrin	...	Bikini babe
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Mark Blankfield	...	Interviewer
Blondi	...	Envelope Licker
Candie Evans

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

Australia:M (DVD rating)

Company:

Mercury Records

This is the way Kiss were meant to be seen

If you really want to see a movie with Kiss in it, don't rent that 1978 turkey "Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park". Rent this instead. Mark Blankfield plays a TV interviewer who spends a day in Paul Stanley's mansion to see what makes him and the other members of Kiss tick. What makes the movie appealing are the videos, concert footage and all those luscious babes in bikinis! The big drawback is that the interviewer only speaks to Paul and Gene Simmons, while Eric Carr and Bruce Kulick are left in the woodwork. Maybe Eric and Bruce weren't comfortable with speaking on camera yet...I don't know.

Rating: **1/2