Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[dkwrtw]

Cannibal Holocaust

[roshiq]

The Fourth Kind (2009)



I'm glad that I haven't got any idea or info about this film (except the trailer) before watching it last night. I guess in this way you can really enjoy & like this film, otherwise the fun will be ruined. A pretty 'clever' & well done feature with some nice spooky elements.

>>: B

[psycho d]

Bad Taste (1987). Peter Jackson, who went on to direct the Lord of the Rings trilogy, splats onto the scene with this extremely low-budget debut of a sickening gore-fest. At first glance, the first thing that comes to mind is "you've got to be kidding." But then the charm of such an endeavor comes bursting through which such aplomb that it literally coats the viewer with dripping sense of awe. The acting is goofy and over the top, but hey, most of these guys were weekend actors who were only in it for the fun. Many of the props and devices were actually made by Peter himself in his parent's garage. The cinematography is the one thing that reeks of professionalism. With a thread of a story, minimal plot, and such a paucity of actors that many are killed more than once throughout, it is hard to believe that this flick could be so much fun. Believe it! Ashe.
d

[newb]

WHITEOUT-----meh......forgettable

[FreddyMyers]

Originally Posted by psycho d

Bad Taste (1987). Peter Jackson, who went on to direct the Lord of the Rings trilogy, splats onto the scene with this extremely low-budget debut of a sickening gore-fest. At first glance, the first thing that comes to mind is "you've got to be kidding." But then the charm of such an endeavor comes bursting through which such aplomb that it literally coats the viewer with dripping sense of awe. The acting is goofy and over the top, but hey, most of these guys were weekend actors who were only in it for the fun. Many of the props and devices were actually made by Peter himself in his parent's garage. The cinematography is the one thing that reeks of professionalism. With a thread of a story, minimal plot, and such a paucity of actors that many are killed more than once throughout, it is hard to believe that this flick could be so much fun. Believe it! Ashe.
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If im not mistaken Peter Jackson also produced or directed Dead Alive.

[missmacabre]

Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh

[_____V_____]

[nightmare_of _death]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Good choice V! I recently saw this one myself,and I really liked it.

[Doc Faustus]

Rent. It was hilarious.

[novakru]

Shawn of the Dead...again