Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[hammerfan]

Dracula Has Risen From the Grave

[phantomstranger]

"Trick r Treat" (2007)

Plot: IMDB
Five interwoven stories that occur on the same block, on the same night. A couple finds what happens when they blow a jack o' lantern out before midnight, a high school principal has a secret life as a serial killer, a college virgin might have met the right guy for her, a group of mean teens play a prank that they take too far, and a hermit is visited by a special trick or treater.

Phantom's Review: Let's face it guys, as Horror fans, we have to sit thru a lot of crap looking for something that's good to watch. But every now and then a film comes along and makes it all worth while, for me "Trick r Treat" was one of those rare little gems. This is a great movie. Terrific acting, a superb story that blends several interlocking stories together, very atmospheric. It's a nice blend of scares, gore and humor that really captures the "spirit " of Halloween. I think this film is going to go on the list of yearly treats that I watch. Highly recommended.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by Posher778

V/H/S


Thanks to all the random fanboys who recommended it, i'm so glad I wasted my money.

Entire movie was utter garbage except for:

The last 3 seconds of "Amateur Night"
The cute guy from "Tuesday the 17th"
Most of 10/31/98


Really poor film, and I haven't had to say that for a while.


3/10 won't watch again.

All I can say is that you obviously have poor taste in horror movies, at least as far as I'm concerned. I'm not a big fan of "found footage" films but V/H/S was actually decent, you must be a hipster.

[_____V_____]

Halloween Nights #3 -

[Straker]

The Cabin in the Woods: Really enjoyed this one, proper popcorn movie. I thought the 'excuse' for following the typical slasher set-up was inspired. It does a great job of walking the line between giving the viewer what they want/ expect while still twisting enough to keep it feeling fresh and innovative. The best thing about this flick is it shows that you can satirise a genre while still being creative and offering a fresh approach... Pastiche cinema is largely the norm these days and its often an excuse for mediocrity, so its nice to see it done with some style for a change.

SPOILER:


Totally didn't see the cameo from Sigourney Weaver comming, which was awesome & loved the merman death scene...Was one of those scenes you see comming from a mile away but still can't contain your excitment over.

Quality flick, its definatley one I'll be adding to my collection and watching again. :cool:

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

All I can say is that you obviously have poor taste in horror movies, at least as far as I'm concerned. I'm not a big fan of "found footage" films but V/H/S was actually decent, you must be a hipster.

Nope and nope


To try and define someone's taste over not liking yet another found footage film is just silly. Sure there were some good original bits, but I didn't find it appealing. I don't really care what your opinion of me is either way.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by Posher778

Nope and nope


To try and define someone's taste over not liking yet another found footage film is just silly. Sure there were some good original bits, but I didn't find it appealing. I don't really care what your opinion of me is either way.

Your right of course, I reacted to you saying that people who liked it were fanboys, which I'm am far from, and I shouldn't have. I apologize.

[missmacabre]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

All I can say is that you obviously have poor taste in horror movies, at least as far as I'm concerned. I'm not a big fan of "found footage" films but V/H/S was actually decent, you must be a hipster.

He does have poor taste, but I'm the only one who gets to tell him. :p

VHS was amazing in my opinion, but I can see how it's really not for everyone. Some parts were pretty abrasive, and others were a little slow. If you don't like either of those things then it's probably a lot less fun.

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

Your right of course, I reacted to you saying that people who liked it were fanboys, which I'm am far from, and I shouldn't have. I apologize.

shame on you

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by Медвежуть

continuing my rapefest: Straightheads (2007). childhood dream came true, agent Scully got fucked! yay!

your soo rapecore!!