Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Disease]

Back to the Future 3


6/10

[crabapple]

Monster Mania, hosted by Jack Palance and introduced by Elvira. Actually, this is a really fun little horror documentary! Well presented, well produced.

[urgeok2]

The Flamingo Kid - old favorite - still delivers

Diary of the Dead - thought it was quite good - wasnt crazy about a couple of the characters but i thought it flowed well.

[Dante'sInferno]

P.S. I love you.

[missmacabre]

indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull

[SamCostello]

Inside – Basically Misery, except the writer is replaced by a kid who looks exactly like the kid of a couple whose son died. A good concept indeed, but slow pacing and only OK actors lead me to turn it off early.

Sam

[Despare]

Originally Posted by SamCostello

Inside – Basically Misery, except the writer is replaced by a kid who looks exactly like the kid of a couple whose son died. A good concept indeed, but slow pacing and only OK actors lead me to turn it off early.

Sam

Watch the other Inside.

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by The_Return

Been really wanting to check that one out for a long time....Criterion did a release of it recently, did they not?

yeah, they did.
http://criterion.com/asp/release.asp?id=391

looks pretty fantastic (obviously, i guess). definitely going to pick this one up in the near future.

Originally Posted by Despare

In my Netflix queue.

ah, sorry des! i definitely meant to include you as well. i think you'll dig it for sure.

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la haine (1995)

just got this one on dvd. so good.

[Geddy]

Das Boot With Commentary.

[cactus]

Originally Posted by fortunato

what did you think of this?

It was my second time viewing, but the first time I was bushed and didn't make it till the end. Overall, I liked it. I thought was very well made, the special effects were great all things considered. It was on IFC, and I was wondering, how are the extras on the Criterion release?

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The Fog (original)