no more naties, booooo!!!!

[neilold]

thanks crux seen it and quite enjoyed it

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by neilold

Which are your favourites from the era (including exploitation) ferox?

From the Banned list (of 39):
Last House
Cannibal Holocaust
Fight For your Life
The Burning
The House on the Edge of the Park
The Nazi Exploiters

to be honest I like most of them on the list to some degree - Not mad about Andy Milligans contribution. Forest of Fear, Snuff, Devil Hunter.

I have never seen Exposé.

[Baron Von Marlon]

When I hear the words 'video nasty' this sweet song comes to mind

[Ferox13]

Not a damned fan but I like that one..

[neilold]

I love the Ilsa movies, I love to shout lewd and comic comments at the screen when I watch it. That's part of the fun for exploitation movie, have you seen I drink your blood? I have so much fun every time I watch it! Fight for your life is another great one to boo/cheer along to!

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

Not a damned fan but I like that one..

If you like that tune I'm sure you'll like some of their other songs.
Try their debut album or the live album Final Damnation.
Good stuff!

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by neilold

I love the Ilsa movies, I love to shout lewd and comic comments at the screen when I watch it. That's part of the fun for exploitation movie, have you seen I drink your blood? I have so much fun every time I watch it! Fight for your life is another great one to boo/cheer along to!

Ilsa never got a UK release - I Drink your Blood did and seemed to be ignored during the nasties era. Can't remember if it is uncut - excellent film.

Funny seeing William Sanderson in Fight for your life - he has since got semi famous since Bladerunner, Deadwood and True Blood.

[neilold]

i never saw the illsa films except the first one, which i found for sale in a dodgy vhs tape in some equallly diisreputable shop. I saw the rest of them once the net came along, although the first is the best by some way in my opinion. Expose, from what i remember, isnt that nasty. Its more a story of a man writing a book and the women problems he has. It isn't that great, either, i found it to be dull and slow. Mind you i tend to favour the 'nastier' nasties anyway, if you get what i mean.

I often wonder how much of fight for your life would be uncut if it was released today. I think in these pc times it would be heavily cut, certainly in my whiny pc country (the UK). I remeber hearing about how racist it was before i first watched it, and then when i did i didn't think it had as much racism and brutality in it as i thought it would have done.