Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[missmacabre]

The Human Centipede:

Not nearly as gross as expected. Dieter Laser is a great actor. I almost threw up once or twice. Overall it was good but not as good as all the hype let on it was.

[Falkuse]

Originally Posted by The Mothman

I wasnt aware there was more than one. this one.

It's a remake of a Danish movie and the original is far superior and the captain looks like he could actually be a captain :P Toby looks too childish, it made me giggle every time he had to do a "serious" face :D

[psycho d]

Zombieland (2009). With a simple and predictable story, this flick is more about laughs amidst some gore. The actors could not have more perfectly cast, with Woody Harrelson absolutely nailing his part. Jesse Eisenberg's whiny voice and demeanor were a splendid counterpart to Woody's character. The requisite females balanced the brawn, and their presence served to draw out the warmth in all of the characters. There was even a splendid cameo thrown in for good measure. Not lacking gore, and with incredible opening credits, don't expect to be scared out of your seat, though you just may fall out it laughing. Ashe.
derek

[neverending]

Hotel Rwanda.

[nightmare_of _death]

Paranormal Activity

[pinkyjones]

Watching the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre right now

[ferretchucker]

Avatar, watched the DVD I just bought.

War of the Worlds (Stupid Tom Cruise version) was on BBC1 too.

[missmacabre]

Midnight Meat Train: I thought it was really good. Don't normally like my horror movies full of big names, but this wasn't so bad. I liked the plot but felt it could have been shorter. Yup, recommended if you haven't seen it yet.

[Straker]

Thick as Thieves aka The Code(2009): Crap. :rolleyes:

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Falkuse

It's a remake of a Danish movie and the original is far superior and the captain looks like he could actually be a captain :P Toby looks too childish, it made me giggle every time he had to do a "serious" face :D

whats the danish movie called?