Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Angra]

Just want to be sure most of you see this.:)



"Ju-on: Old lady in white" 10/10



This is simply a must-see for all fans of creepy horror movies.


Didn't think it was possible for a horror movie to creep me out anymore. This movie almost did it from beginning to end, just like the first Ju-on, and I was flabbergasted to see this wasn't directed by Shimizu, but again by Ryûta Miyake (the guy behind the MUCH less succesful Ju-on: girl in black). But with this movie he did everything right, that he didn't managed with Girl In Black.
I seriously don't believe Shimizu could've done anything better with this movie... You don't get a bigger praise than that from me. You should be very proud Miyake.




Every time that old woman showed up..... brrrrrrr..

[GothamUndead]

Originally Posted by DeadKlown

The Graves

this movie was just ok i guess

I haven't watched it yet, but I am curious if I made the final cut. When the girls are in the comic store (that's the shop I use to manage) there is a guy talking to a customer in the background. If you saw that, that was me. Haha.

[_____V_____]

[Disease]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

Yeh I thought that was a fuckin' great flick too. The transfer on that DVD looks awesome too. That film was lost for far to long. Nice to see some gems coming out of the woodwork after Not Quite Hollywood.

I was actually lucky enough to see it on the brig screen, original print at the Astor theater.


The Exterminator

I finally got around to checking out this flick, it was pretty cheesy and not as grity as I had expected. A bit disappointing.

6.5/10


Tideland

This didn't really go anywhere. It was weird but not in an interesting way, it just felt like nothing.

4/10


Simon Says

This was actually pretty gory, Crispin Glover is just awesome as ever.

NOT RETARDED! NOT STUPID!

7/10

[newb]

Originally Posted by Angra

Just want to be sure most of you see this.:)



"Ju-on: Old lady in white" 10/10



This is simply a must-see for all fans of creepy horror movies.


Didn't think it was possible for a horror movie to creep me out anymore. This movie almost did it from beginning to end, just like the first Ju-on, and I was flabbergasted to see this wasn't directed by Shimizu, but again by Ryûta Miyake (the guy behind the MUCH less succesful Ju-on: girl in black). But with this movie he did everything right, that he didn't managed with Girl In Black.
I seriously don't believe Shimizu could've done anything better with this movie... You don't get a bigger praise than that from me. You should be very proud Miyake.




Every time that old woman showed up..... brrrrrrr..

I'll be looking out for this one

[fortunato]

Alucarda (1978)

A fairly entertaining movie about orphans, nuns, and demon possession. It looks great (director Juan López Moctezuma was a friend and collaborator of Jodorowsky), and has some surprisingly convicted performances, but is overall kind of lacking.

[Despare]

Dear Frankie

Watched it with the wife... something must be wrong with me lately because I actually liked it. WEIRD

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by Disease

The Exterminator

I finally got around to checking out this flick, it was pretty cheesy and not as grity as I had expected. A bit disappointing.

6.5/10

What version did you watch? The Aussie DVD is heavily cut.

[roshiq]

Fish Tank (2010)



An intense coming of age drama. Pretty well made & acted.

>>: B+

The Haunted Airman (2009)



>>: C-

Frozen Kiss (2009)



>>: D+

[missmacabre]

Behind the Mask: the Rise and Fall of Leslie Vernon
Dance of the Dead
Dolls (wtf this was scary bmovie shit)
Dannie Boyle's Sunshine.

yay reading week.