Switchblade Sisters reviewed on TapeHead.com

<BODY> Okay, I’ve got to admit right off the bat that I am less than impressed with Quentin Tarentino. Although I find his films thoroughly enjoyable, I still am dubious when it actually comes to calling him a bonafide genius director; in the same way that I am hesitant to call a collage maker an "artist." Tarentino is a rip-off king (albeit a clever one) who sure can’t fool a video junkie like myself. I’ve seen "American Boy" and "City on fire" and "Mr. No Legs." But film making prowess aside, Tarentino has done the video- watching portion of the world a big favor with his Rolling Thunder label. In essence, it’s a video distribution company that releases Quentin’s favorite films. To date, Rolling Thunder has released the less-than-interesting thriller "Curdled," Wong Kar-Wai’s "Chun-king Express," and our pick of the week, Jack Hill’s "Switchblade Sisters."<P> <ahref="http://www.tapehead.com>TapeHead Home</A> </BODY>