《小笨蛋的强制婚约》：

杜灵萱也闭上了嘴，朝战场看去，只见这时候战场又扩大了一百多米，参战的人又增加了不少，可是，也有上百具的新鲜尸体出现，在那混乱的战场上，根本就看不出任何的端倪，事情发展到现在，大多数的人却已经不知道自己为什么而战了。

　　每年的这一天，来自世界各地的滑雪爱好者都会会聚在此，他们穿着手工自制的毛皮滑雪板，手持单木杆滑雪杖，拖拉着兽皮雪橇，开展古老毛皮滑雪板比赛。小笨蛋的强制婚约“竟然对我们的女神如此，我林某人誓与其不共戴天！”

他们面前，摆放大概有三百火玉！

A nightclub singer has nightmares about being involved in adultery and murder, only to wake up and find that they may not be nightmares.　　Lurid thriller from the Crown International Pictures vault provides one of the sleaziest tales of wanton lust, infidelity, and unscrupulous greed ever lensed, with a few violent on-screen murders thrown in for good measure. The inimitable Dyanne Thorne is in it, and that fact alone makes it worthy of investigation.　　A tacky Tony Bennett-style lounge singer abandons his pregnant girlfriend when he becomes intimately involved with the bitchy, high-strung wife(and soon-to-be widow) of a bigshot record industry mogul. Just to prove what a no-class opportunist scumbag this creep is, he soon takes to screwing her dim-witted stepdaughter as well.　　If you're on a hunt for cheap thrills in the immortal 70s drive-in/grindhouse tradition, Look no further than POINT OF TERROR...it's such an uncurbed blast of raffish overindulgence that it makes something as famously profligate as BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS appear subdued by comparison. Surprisingly, it actually works in a fallacious, all-wrong sort of way, though a preposterous non-ending cripples it significantly.　　A potentially gratifying watch for fans of excessive, tawdry thrillers, and such a distinctly 1970s relic that you might come away from it smelling like Hai-Karate.