Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[tommywikkid]

I actually liked Let Me In better than Let The Right One In...Guess im in the minority

[tommywikkid]

Originally Posted by newb

vigilante



elvis worthy for sure

i loved this movie

[JarethD]

The original Night of the Living Dead, I've actually never seen it before (except upto the 'They're coming to get you.....' part) and I've had it on DVD for about 4 years aswell.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by tommywikkid

I actually liked Let Me In better than Let The Right One In...Guess im in the minority

Probably but Let Me In was still awesome so thats not bad.

[leezuki]

just watched home movie, i liked it but i did not have a clue y the kids were doing what they were doing, dont want to say to much incase anybody aint seen it.

[neverending]

Watch it again and pay attention this time. Abundant clues are there.

[leezuki]

Originally Posted by neverending

Watch it again and pay attention this time. Abundant clues are there.

yeah i will be watching it again, i kept getting disturbed by people, and phone kept ringing lol.i liked it tho.

[The_Return]

The Deaths of Ian Stone (2007)

Never really got into any of the the After Dark stuff...unless I'm forgetting something (which is quite possible, heh) I'm pretty sure this is the first one I've actually got around to checking out. Glad I did though...pretty cool movie.

Every review I've seen tends to liken it to a mix of Groundhog Day/Dark City/Jacob's Ladder/Butterfly Effect/The Matrix (take your pick), and even though it did obviously take inspiration from a bunch of different places, I still found it surprising original compared to a lot of modern horror. The concept kind of fell apart toward the end, (SPOILER: Really would have liked something a little better than the same ol' "love conquers all" cliché.) but overall I thought it was really well-executed.

The acting could have used some work here and there - the main villain chick really brought down the whole final act, and even though I thought the CGI monsters were pretty damn cool, they got a little overdone by the end. I had fun with it though, not a bad movie at all.

[leezuki]

Originally Posted by The_Return

The Deaths of Ian Stone (2007)

Never really got into any of the the After Dark stuff...unless I'm forgetting something (which is quite possible, heh) I'm pretty sure this is the first one I've actually got around to checking out. Glad I did though...pretty cool movie.

Every review I've seen tends to liken it to a mix of Groundhog Day/Dark City/Jacob's Ladder/Butterfly Effect/The Matrix (take your pick), and even though it did obviously take inspiration from a bunch of different places, I still found it surprising original compared to a lot of modern horror. The concept kind of fell apart toward the end, (SPOILER: Really would have liked something a little better than the same ol' "love conquers all" cliché.) but overall I thought it was really well-executed.

The acting could have used some work here and there - the main villain chick really brought down the whole final act, and even though I thought the CGI monsters were pretty damn cool, they got a little overdone by the end. I had fun with it though, not a bad movie at all.

sounds like a good movie.

[ABjerg]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Two awesome documentaries...

Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film (2006)



>>: A-

Saw that^^ Thanx for pointing it out, it was nice!


Saw The Hills Have Eyes remake once again, but I still don't like it. it takes 50-60 mins before the movie really starts and it's pretty stupid and boring except for the last couple mins.
The 2nd was better, but the breed-thing was stupid and ruined it imo.