Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[bwind22]

Originally posted by gorefreak
"Psycho" did have good acting, and the plotline was okay, but it had almost a scene-for-scene remake. Okay for a film in general, but as for a scary movie, it fell flat. The kill scenes looked as if it could be for a modern made-for-TV film. Not too bad, but I wasn't very impressed with it.

Worse than scene for scene. It was actually shot for shot. Talk about unoriginal.... They didn't have to do 1 thing that hadn't already been done for that movie. To this day, I refuse to watch the Psycho remake.

[bwind22]

Originally posted by ChEEbA
Meet the fockers: Funny, decent follow-up, but IMO, not near as funny as Meet the Parents was.

I agree completely. Good sequel, but not as good as the first one.

The Terminal: Very good...interesting to think that things like this (albeit not to the extent) happen all the time...good story, good performances all around. Quite funny, yet also pretty sad in parts...very watchable, good film.

Ugh! I disagree completely. I thought this was one of the dullest, slowest moving, least funny Tom Hanks movies I've ever seen in my life. Hated it!

[ChEEbA]

Ugh! I disagree completely. I thought this was one of the dullest, slowest moving, least funny Tom Hanks movies I've ever seen in my life. Hated it!
Well, it was a movie abuot a guy stuck in an airport...I dunno what you'd expect. Yeah, it wasn't laugh out loud funny, in fact, I thought it was more sad than funny, but still found it watchable all the same...guess it's just a difference in taste.


I just got done watching Catwoman...People abuse the hell out of this movie...I won't. I mean, it wasn't great. The storyline was water-thin, the dialogue cheesy. However, I thought the fight scenes were quite well done, the CG was clearly evident, but didn't wreck certain scenes (as it did in blade 2...the doll fighting...haha), intruducing a new character as catwoman wasn't all that bad - I can't tell you HOW MANY comics have done the same. All in all, I enjoyed it more than the hulk.

[Amalthea]

El Bola 10 / 10

El_Bola (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0243794/)

[slasherman]

"Star Wars 3"...better than 1 and 2.....but not great....number 5 is still my favorite Star Wars movie

[noctuary]

Same here, slasherman. I just watched Cube. Very, very tense film with some horrific death scenes. Not really a horror movie, but it's close. I understand there were some sequels made too, so I'll be checking those out as well.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by bwind22
Worse than scene for scene. It was actually shot for shot. Talk about unoriginal.... They didn't have to do 1 thing that hadn't already been done for that movie. To this day, I refuse to watch the Psycho remake.
"Shot for Shot", eh. Oh well, I haven't seen the original version in so long that.... :) Don't worry about not seeing it. There's nothing special about it. At least I saw that on Comcast's On Demand and it cost nothing. ;)
Originally posted by noctuary
Same here, slasherman. I just watched Cube. Very, very tense film with some horrific death scenes. Not really a horror movie, but it's close. I understand there were some sequels made too, so I'll be checking those out as well.
I didn't care for Cube too much. Cube would've been better if they had more paper characters in there solely for brutal death scenes, but the movie in general was dragged out too long. Cube would've been better as perhaps a "Tales From The Crypt" episode.

[slasherman]

"The Prowler" ...a slasher from the early 80's...as a slasher its ok..better than "Prom Night"

[bwind22]

Originally posted by ChEEbA
All in all, I enjoyed it more than the hulk.

That's not exactly saying much. The Hulk was terrible!







Well, Thursday was the first time Netflix has let me down. I got an email saying Haute Tension would be arriving Thursday and it didn't show up. :mad: So I ended up watching Bubba Ho-Tep again instead. I already reviewed it in this thread so I won't give it a full run down again, but it's enjoyable. Bruce Cambpell is great as usual and some of the plot is just so off the wall that you can't help but laugh out loud. Good flick. B

[gorefreak]

Adding dark humor to a horror film is Bruce Campbell's forte. Not so much in "Evil Dead", but a tad in "Evil Dead 2" and a whole lot in "Army Of Darkness".

[slasherman]

Finished half of "Inferno" yesterday..looks better than "Suspiria" worse than "Tenebrae"....

..and tonight finishing "Inferno" and watching "Phantasm" for the first time

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by gorefreak
Adding dark humor to a horror film is Bruce Campbell's forte. Not so much in "Evil Dead", but a tad in "Evil Dead 2" and a whole lot in "Army Of Darkness".

Actually, I think Evil Dead 2 is funnier than Army of Darkness.

Evil Dead 2 is one of the gretest showcases of physical humor ever created, methinks.

[Jacob Singer]

I saw again Angel's heart...I realy dont know if thats the original name ( on Spain El corazon del angel) Its starring by Mick Rourk and Robert de Niro.....awesome. To nite maybe Tenebre from Dario Argento (presto)

[Jacob Singer]

Hallowen
dawn of the dead
Suspiria
Red death's mask (Roger Corman and starraing Vincent Price)
.....I cant found Tenebre but I buy Phenomena

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by slasherman
Finished half of "Inferno" yesterday..looks better than "Suspiria" worse than "Tenebrae"....

..and tonight finishing "Inferno" and watching "Phantasm" for the first time
Dude, "Suspiria" had like one of the most vicious "hackings" I've ever withnessed on film. Good movie. Haven't had the chance to rent "Inferno". Haven't seen it on the shelves. Phantasm is quite a good horror film. Any news on Argento making the third installment. I've read the movies are supposed to be made into a trilogy based on greek mythology of the three blind witches.

[Amalthea]

Below (2002) 8 / 10
Tom Sawyer (Animated - MGM 2000) 9 / 10

[bwind22]

Ichi The killer

Wow. I finally saw this film after hearing so much about it and all I can say is wow. What a fucked up movie! Lots of gore, fuckin' crazy plot, psychotic characters and pretty cool fight scenes make this one pretty bad ass film! I liked it a lot and would recommend it to any with a good stomach for Asian gore, but even still, there are a few scenes that might make you cringe. B+

[IDrinkYourBlood]

Itchi the Killer (5/5)
Picked up the DVD (unrated of course) and gave it a spin. This movie totally kicks ass.

The World is Not Enough (5/5)
Nothing better in this world then James Bond.

[phantomstranger]

Ghosts are on call for tonight:


The Fog (the original of course. I haven't seen the remake)

Ghostbusters
Legend Of Hell House

[bwind22]

Robin Hood: Men in Tights

I totally forgot that Dave Chappelle was in this so that was an added bonus. Anyways, I like this one quite a bit, but it's not anywhere close to being one of Mel Brooks best. Nice little satire on the Robin Hood story though... B-

[AmericanManiac]

Friday the 13th its on right now :-) gotta love the ACM channel.

[bwind22]

Originally posted by AmericanManiac
Friday the 13th its on right now :-) gotta love the ACM channel.

They've been doing a horror marathon for like 4 days now! It's awesome except that I own 75% of what they're showing.

[The_Return]

Airplane!


Hilarious. Absolutly, positivly hilarious.

[Despare]

Repulsion - I thought it was pretty good, I liked the sense of anxiety created throughout the movie. It was slow and seemed to drag at some points but that's excusable. I wouldn't buy it but I'll watch it again, maybe on Halloween.

[ChEEbA]

Adding dark humor to a horror film is Bruce Campbell's forte. Not so much in "Evil Dead", but a tad in "Evil Dead 2" and a whole lot in "Army Of Darkness".

So...just wondering if anyone has seen "tha man with the screaming brain" yet? I've got a copy sitting here (have had ot for about 2 weeks actually), truth is, I know fuck-all about it, but I'm hoping it's cool....anyone?

Last 2:

Crash - It was interesting to see different viewpoints on racial tension...I mean HERE, it's not that bad, but some of it definately hit home. Very well done film, nice musical score...leaves you feeling a little overwhelmed at times. I don't know if I really wanna see it again, because all it really did was unsettled and depressed me, but I'd reccomend it.

Eulogy - A lot funnier than I expected it to be, it was straight to video here, which had me feeling a little apprehensive, but within the first 5 minutes, I got into it.
Nice performances all around, and it was good to see Ray Romano in a slightly more adult comedy. The whole film is kind of a sad story - a death in the family, messed up family relationships...etc, but still very funny throughout.

[AmericanManiac]

Originally posted by bwind22
They've been doing a horror marathon for like 4 days now! It's awesome except that I own 75% of what they're showing.

I know that is the only channel that has been on, on my tv for the past week 24/7 ! Did anyone see the horror channels they are coming out with ? One launchs on halloween I forget what thats called. Then fangoria is putting one together also.

[Amalthea]

Oliver & Company 10 / 10

[ChEEbA]

Just saw Nightwatch, I'd seen it before, well the first 15 minutes before I realised that the subtitles on my pirated version were little better than random words from the dictionary....saw the rerelease at the cinema, I'd reccomend it. Slightly convoluted plot at times, but overall a good watch. Excellent effects, and the subtitling was very cool, if you haven't yet seen it, you'll know what I mean when you do.
Visually stunning, very good musical score...unusual camera-work.
Highly reccomend seeing it on the big screen if you're able.
Looking foward to the sequel.

[alkytrio666]

Me and a buddy and my girlfriend had a little marathon.

Dagon- Had never seen this before. Very...interesting. 2.5/5

The Exorcist- The scariest movie of all time. Although, I must say, after multiple viewings it really loses a lot of shock value. 4.5/5

The Thing- This is one of my all time favorites. I love the atmosphere, and the suspense as the characters are dropped is so good. Great movie every time. 5/5

High Tension- Wow. First viewing, this movie's fucking amazing. The first death scene is soooo cool. Fucked up ending, too. 5/5

[The_Return]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
Me and a buddy and my girlfriend had a little marathon.

Dagon- Had never seen this before. Very...interesting. 2.5/5



The Thing- This is one of my all time favorites. I love the atmosphere, and the suspense as the characters are dropped is so good. Great movie every time. 5/5



I LOVE Dagon...what didnt you like about it? VERY atmospheric, weird to the max, great gore [although CRAPPY CGI], and although I havnt read the story it's based on, it really captured a Lovecraftian feel, IMO.


I just watched The Thing myself. Deginatly a great movie, however I felt it suffered from having way to many characters. After a few deaths though, that worked itself out and it became a near flawless movie, IMO. Kurt Russel has got to be one of my favourite actors.

[Jacob Singer]

......again Dagon...try to read the original and then MAYBE you change your opinon.A lot of things sucks in that movie, like Raquel Meroño making action esceness....To my that movie is acomedy not a horror movie(to many people enter this town but no body exit.....fuck off)

[RavageRitual]

Just finished watching Candyman 3

[Jacob Singer]

HOLLY SHIT!!!!

[Despare]

Saw Candyman 3 as well but only because it was on Sci-Fi & they have been doing a movie marathon. Candyman movies, Pumkinhead movies, Dagon, Prince of Darkness etc...

[ChEEbA]

Cellular.
It was ok...I like watching movies where people have to do insane things. Not great, but not bad at all, I liked it.
Maybe 6.5/10?

[The_Return]

Originally posted by Jacob Singer
......again Dagon...try to read the original and then MAYBE you change your opinon.A lot of things sucks in that movie, like Raquel Meroño making action esceness....To my that movie is acomedy not a horror movie(to many people enter this town but no body exit.....fuck off)

I havnt read Shadow Over Insmouth, but I have read Dagon. True, very few similarites there....I still think its a great movie. To each there own, opinions are like asshole, ect.:D

[Jacob Singer]

.....Dagon has only 3 pages, its about a man that arrives an island where there lies a monolith with some draws of deep ones with their god Dagon...he then is attack by Dagon. Was one of the first tales of Lovercraft ( he wrotte it when he was a tennager) In what looks like Dagon (the movie)?
Please, Return you looks like you've got a good taste for horror films.....forget that stupid movie

[The_Return]

Aside from 3 things, I cant find anything wrong with the movie.

a) HORRIBLE Cgi
b) Fairly bad acting from [very few] involved
c) Almost nothing like the original story


Aside from those, it had all the fixings of a great movie. The atmosphere was fittingly eerie, at least 2 of the actors were great [Dont know their real names, but the lead guy and the crazy drunk impressed me], it had a bit of humour, but not enough to ruin it [I gotta get a bigger phone:D], the ending/opening were great in the Lovecraftian vein, and the gore, although not plentiful, was great [the face skinning made ME cringe].....But like I said, you're entitled to your opinion, as am I.

[Jacob Singer]

Copy, no need more to said.The name of the drunk man was Paco Rabal.....and this was his last movie, he died after the filmation.

[phantomstranger]

Okay, now that the "Nosferatu" problem has been solved (I hope)Let's get this thread back on track, tonights Horror classics for me are:

The Nightmare Before Christmas
Pumpkinhead

and at midnight, the original (and still the best)


Halloween

[alkytrio666]

OK, this is getting a little rediculous. The Nightmare Before Christmas is NOT a classic.

[The_Return]

None of those are classics in the sence of this forum....

"Horror and Monster movies from the 1960's and before"

[noctuary]

Equilibrium. Interesting dystopian film. The visuals in this one were outstanding, especially the gunfights. Overall: 6/10

[slasherman]

Originally posted by noctuary
Equilibrium. Interesting dystopian film. The visuals in this one were outstanding, especially the gunfights. Overall: 6/10
...sound familiar...is it a Asian "Matrix" clone....or can you tell me some more....didnt feel to google or IMDb it...

[Jacob Singer]

Gabba gabba hey!! Love the piheads...and of course that movie.
Today its imposible that someone can anything like that. All is political corect.

[bwind22]

Wicker Man (again)

Well I wasnt really a fan of this film to begin with but it was on IFC the other day and my fiance hadn't seen it yet so I ended up watching it again. For some reason the weirdness of all their naked dancing and such struck me more funny than odd this time around. The only problem is that this isn't one of those films you are supposed to laugh at. The acting is good, the story is unique, but the gore is non-existent. The last 5-10 minutes are pretty awesome though...

I don't recall what grade I gave it the first time around, but I'd put it in the C+ range after a second viewing.

[noctuary]

Originally posted by slasherman
...sound familiar...is it a Asian "Matrix" clone....or can you tell me some more....didnt feel to google or IMDb it... It is somewhat similar to the Matrix, particularly in the action scenes, but it's different enough to escape the "clone" category. It's not an Asian film though. There may be another version, but the one I saw starred Christian Bale.

[Jacob Singer]

Equilibrium? ye it is starrin by Christian Bale. It's not a great movie but if you like accion , give it a chance....awesome gunfights

[slasherman]

..ok I have seen it in the video store...the video cover is very Matrix....maybe I will give it a chance.....

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d54/slasherman1971/equilibrium_poster2-web.jpg

[zwoti]

replacement killers

[The_Return]

Dungeon of Harrow


Well, it certainly was strange. Aside from that, I really dont know what to make of it. Pretty good I guess, a bit slow though.

[noctuary]

The Changeling. I love this movie. George C. Scott is fantastic as always, and the film itself is right up there with The Haunting as one of the great haunted house/ghost stories. Highly recommended.

[bwind22]

Originally posted by noctuary
The Changeling. I love this movie. George C. Scott is fantastic as always, and the film itself is right up there with The Haunting as one of the great haunted house/ghost stories. Highly recommended.

You didn't get it from Netflix did ya? (If you did, send it back!) They've skipped that movie for me for the past week because I guess it must all be checked out.

Anyways...

American Werewolf in London:

Good acting, good plot, average FX, good gore. All in all this werewolf classic is deserving of it's good reputation although the creature FX are getting a bit dated. I'd definately recommend it to any fan of the werewolf sub-genre.

B+

[bwind22]

Originally posted by noctuary
It is somewhat similar to the Matrix, particularly in the action scenes, but it's different enough to escape the "clone" category. It's not an Asian film though. There may be another version, but the one I saw starred Christian Bale.

I disagree. The whole time I was watching that, I couldn't shake the feeling of it being a cheap Matrix knock off.

[slasherman]

Originally posted by noctuary
The Changeling. I love this movie. George C. Scott is fantastic as always, and the film itself is right up there with The Haunting as one of the great haunted house/ghost stories. Highly recommended.
....agree on The Changeling

[alkytrio666]

Saw 2. Loved it.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by bwind22
American Werewolf in London:

Good acting, good plot, average FX, good gore. All in all this werewolf classic is deserving of it's good reputation although the creature FX are getting a bit dated. I'd definately recommend it to any fan of the werewolf sub-genre.

B+
Actually, it is dated as that was one of the first movies to have special effects like that without stopping the film. That has to be the top of the werewolf films. On the bottom: "The Howling" and every sequel that followed which unbelievably got progessively worse.

I saw the remake of "Amittyville". Not bad at all. It was kinda creepy for a modern movie, decent acting, and sorta creepy. Could've used more bleeding walls, scarier ghost scenes, but overall, not bad. :)

[newb]

Originally posted by noctuary
The Changeling. I love this movie. George C. Scott is fantastic as always, and the film itself is right up there with The Haunting as one of the great haunted house/ghost stories. Highly recommended.

I second that.

[noctuary]

Originally posted by bwind22
You didn't get it from Netflix did ya? (If you did, send it back!) They've skipped that movie for me for the past week because I guess it must all be checked out. Nah, I own it. It is a great movie, so I imagine there's a high demand for it.

I do understand what you're saying about Equilibrium too. It seems that pretty much all the debate on this film centers around the "Matrix-or-not" question. I just felt that it had more similarity with works like Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World than The Matrix.

[Jacob Singer]

I've seen an inmortal classic film, The village of the damned
Better than the J. Carpenter remake...and is hard to me to said that, 'cos I'm a great fan of Carpenter

[zwoti]

phantasm

[The_Return]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
Saw 2. Loved it.


Didnt expect to see YOU say that.


I think I might go this weeend, hopefully.

[slasherman]

I'm just been seeing UFO documentaries lately...my version of "Cure" had no subtitles..its an asien serial killer movie...so I post it in the japanese section when I fix it.....

[horrifying]

the big red one 7/10

[Angelakillsluts]

Dog Soldiers. 10/10 must see

Dead Meat. I'm not sure, I stopped watching. Anybody seen it?

Haute Tension: I kept nodding off when I started watching, I kept waking up and thinking the sounds from the movie were happening around me so I ddecided to turn it off and go to sleep. :p What I saw was good though, I'll watch it tonight and come back with my verdict.

edit: I really loved Haute Tension right until about the last 15-20 minutes. :( It was still good though.

[Dee Hart]

I have been watching halloween movies since the
23rd of oct. on amc and sci-fi, and usa except no freddy krueger,
no wait there was one on yesterday. jeepers creepers, the
michael myers movies, pet cemetary 2, arachanophobia,
no texas chain saw massacre or village was on though but
it was still good.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by Jacob Singer
I've seen an inmortal classic film, The village of the damned
Better than the J. Carpenter remake...and is hard to me to said that, 'cos I'm a great fan of Carpenter
A lot of people have said that it seems Carpenter is toning things down a bit when it comes to making horror films. That, or the studios are holding him back a little too much.

[bwind22]

Rosemary's Baby

This is one classic that deserves it's reputation. Twisted story, good acting, no real gore but there's a very creepy atmosphere throughout this film plus a few shots of Mia Farrow's hooters (So that's a plus). I really liked the very anti-happy Hollywood ending. Excellent film.

A-



Next up: Haute Tension, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer

[hellfire1]

Originally posted by bwind22
Rosemary's Baby

This is one classic that deserves it's reputation. Twisted story, good acting, no real gore but there's a very creepy atmosphere throughout this film plus a few shots of Mia Farrow's hooters (So that's a plus). I really liked the very anti-happy Hollywood ending. Excellent film.

A-



Next up: Haute Tension, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer


now that's weird... i watched rosemary's baby on halloween night, and both haute tension and henry : portrait of a serial killer last night (and in that order). hmmm...

[bwind22]

Originally posted by hellfire1
now that's weird... i watched rosemary's baby on halloween night, and both haute tension and henry : portrait of a serial killer last night (and in that order). hmmm...

That is weird....



Hmmm.....

[no mulier]

I suppose it's a little different when you stay home with a decent pile of horror films for halloween. I spent four hours in a bus to get to a Halloween Film Festival called Night Visions (in Finland) and the expectation kept me going throughout the evening. This all-night event had some highlights and not necessarily the best choices, I admit.


23.00 Exorcism of Emily Rose vs. From Beyond
01.15 Corpse Bride vs. Pervert!
03.00 The Descent vs. Linda Lovelace for President
04.45 The Devil's Rejects
06.45 Domino vs. I Spit on Your Grave
08.45 Demons
10.30 Supersonic Man

My Choices:
From Beyond - 4
Corpse Bride - 4
Linda Lovelace for President - uhm...
The Devil's Rejects - 1

Damn...I had to leave to catch the bus back home. Maybe next year will be...fuller.

I Spit on Your Grave
Demons
Supersonic Man

[Personal review points out of 5.]


One hell of an evening. Had time to catch some shuteye during...?

Of course. :)

[bwind22]

You should have watched Demons. That's the best one out of your bunch there in my opinion...

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by bwind22
Rosemary's Baby

This is one classic that deserves it's reputation. Twisted story, good acting, no real gore but there's a very creepy atmosphere throughout this film plus a few shots of Mia Farrow's hooters (So that's a plus). I really liked the very anti-happy Hollywood ending. Excellent film.

A-



Next up: Haute Tension, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer
No.... "Henry: Confessions Of A Serial Killer" is more twisted than "Portrait" was. :) I wasn't too into Rosemary's Baby, but the movie score when the devil was screwing her was just creepy as could be. :eek: :)
Originally posted by bwind22
You should have watched Demons. That's the best one out of your bunch there in my opinion...
Demons is a classic. :)

[newb]

I watched Land of the Dead last night.Not as bad as i expected, what with all the negative feedback its got on here.
At least George kept them slow and lumbering, and the makeup effects were very good.As far as the zombie "learning", which seemed to piss off a lot of "critics", it was subtle....its not like they were sitting around reading books or driving cars.

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by newb
I watched Land of the Dead last night.Not as bad as i expected, what with all the negative feedback its got on here.
At least George kept them slow and lumbering, and the makeup effects were very good.As far as the zombie "learning", which seemed to piss off a lot of "critics", it was subtle....its not like they were sitting around reading books or driving cars. Heh...liked it...I'm sure no one's surprised by that :p


Anyway...The last movie I watched was Soylent Green...

....Dagon was before that...

[The_Return]

Originally posted by bloodrayne


....Dagon was before that...


Did you like it? Theres been alot of mixed opinions of it around here recently.

[Despare]

Roshomon, not really horror but a great film. I can't believe the quality of camerawork and editing for a film from 1951. Amazing.

[bwind22]

Haute (High) Tension

I absolutely LOVED the first 80% of this film! Straightforward plot, great gore, and it was quite a bit more "edge of your seat" than anything I've seen come out recently. But then, they threw in the twist (If you've seen it you know what I mean) and for me, it totally made a really good movie a whole lot shittier because the twist left gaping plot holes that were never explained.

This movie was cruising towards a solid A grade, but the stupid ending weighed it all the way down to a B-.

[novakru]

Hellraiser/Hellseeker:
Didn't like it


Scooby Doo and the Loch Ness Monster:
Great `toon,highly recommend

[noctuary]

Originally posted by Despare
Roshomon, not really horror but a great film. I can't believe the quality of camerawork and editing for a film from 1951. Amazing. One of the greatest films of all time.

I had insomnia last night, and picked out a DVD at random. Alien, definitely a good way to spend a couple sleepless hours.

[Angra]

"The fog" (remake) 5/10

Not horrible, but NOTHING in this movie was better than the original.

Not that it surprised me the least. :rolleyes:

[bwind22]

Henry: Portrait of Serial Killer

Okay, after hearing much hype about this movie I finally got around to checking it out.... It did not disappoint in the slightest. Brutal from the word go, this movie was just one awesome scene after another. Very well acted, lots of violence and blood, but what I liked best was just the really dark, grim feel of the movie. The last two minutes of the movies were kick ass too! Great movie! Thanks to whoever recommended it to me several months ago.

A




Return to Oz

How can they make a sequel to the Wizard of Oz? The Wheelers are about 505 cool and 50% annoying as hell, the special FX are starting to look pretty dated, and is it just me or did Dorothy regress in age a few years? Decently acted I suppose, but overall not a very great movie (At least not for the typical horror fan. Your kids might like it though...)

C

[no mulier]

Originally posted by bwind22
You should have watched Demons. That's the best one out of your bunch there in my opinion...

Yes, I should have watched it. A friend of ours decided to sleep through the first half and come to the festival for I Spit On Your Grave and Demons.

He said it was tacky/trashy.
But otherwise excellent.

At least I got to see From Beyond.

[gorefreak]

Saw "Monster Man" last night.... Man was that movie horrible! :( The only cool thing about it was a couple no-so-gory scenes when a guy gets run over by a monster truck and a gutted guy on the table. Even the amount of gore Fulci used in his movies couldn't save that garbage.

[zomb5150]

Just finished "Curse of the Werewolf" not bad at all.:D

[taylorsmommy]

Is that the old Hammer version with Oliver Reed?

[zwoti]

phantasm II & III

[alkytrio666]

Just went and saw "Two For the Money" with my dad.

Pretty damn good. Matthew McChaunehy (I butchered his name, I know) and Al Pacino made a hell of a team.

3/5

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by Angra
"The fog" (remake) 5/10

Not horrible, but NOTHING in this movie was better than the original.

Not that it surprised me the least. :rolleyes:

I thought it was pretty horrible.

[slasherman]

"The Real Amityville Horror" 2005 (documentary)

[Inspector Abber]

The Shining (Kubrick) on TV last night.

Prior to that, "Ring 0 Birthday". Superb japanese film that is just so haunting I have to watch it again

[slasherman]

Originally posted by Inspector Abber
Prior to that, "Ring 0 Birthday". Superb japanese film that is just so haunting I have to watch it again
...is that the second "Ringu" sequel ?...

[Angra]

Originally posted by slasherman
...is that the second "Ringu" sequel ?...


Yes, but it´s a prequal.

[zwoti]

phantasm 4

[giallobelly]

Toolbox Murders

I had no idea what the hell was going on, but it was okay otherwise.

[VampiricClown]

I'm about halfway through "Boo". Not sure how good it is yet though. It's not scary at all from what I've seen.

[bwind22]

The Manchurian Candidate (original)

I found this to be really slow moving and overly drawn out. The story itself would have been cool if they just didnt take so long to tell it. The acting was fine. I don't know... I wasn't 'wowed' or anything... It was okay.

C

[bwind22]

Halloween: H2O

I've seen this movie several times but I don't recall if I've ever given it a writeup on here. Anyways, I watched it again today so I might as well...

I have always liked this one. I'm not sure if it's because Lori Strode is back or because Josh Hartnett (He's from St. Paul. His grandmother and my mom are co-workers so I'm always a little biased in his favor.) is in it and lives. I thought the story was cool, however there wasn't a whole lot of gore. Excluding #1 & 2, H20 is probably my favorite of the franchise.

B

[giallobelly]

More people should post reviews like this. I've been tempted to rent some of these and it's cool to know people's opinions on them. People that don't work for the distributor.

[Angra]

Originally posted by giallobelly
More people should post reviews like this. I've been tempted to rent some of these and it's cool to know people's opinions on them. People that don't work for the distributor.

What exactly are you talking about?

[giallobelly]

haha! That was supposed to be posted on Rubemania's thread. Yeah, it makes no sense here.

[slasherman]

Originally posted by Angra
Yes, but it´s a prequal.
yeah I have seen it but could not remember any "birthday" in the title...

...saw half of "Phantasm" before i felt asleep...working 12 hours a day this days...I hate it but need the money...Oslo is very expensiv....

[The_Return]

Revenge of the Pink Panther-

Meh. It was pretty fuuny, but definatly the low point of the franchise, IMO. There are a couple I havnt seen yet though, but thusfar Shot in the Dark is by far my favourite.


Saw-

I still like it. Acting isnt great, script is pretty bad in places, and there's a good share of plot holes...but for one reason or another, I enjoy it. I love how it ties up in the end, despite the really cheesy bit [You know which part]. One of the better mainstream horror flicks of the past few years, and I look forward to catching the sequel.

[giallobelly]

Saw was a piece of crap but I really enjoyed it.

[The_Return]

Originally posted by giallobelly
Saw was a piece of crap but I really enjoyed it.

I would go quite that far....Flawed? definatly. Poorly written/acted in some places? Sure. But piece of crap? Nah....but to each there own eh?

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by The_Return
Revenge of the Pink Panther-

Meh. It was pretty fuuny, but definatly the low point of the franchise, IMO. There are a couple I havnt seen yet though, but thusfar Shot in the Dark is by far my favourite.

No, the low point was The Trail of the Pink Panther.

You ever want to talk about the 'Panther' series, PM me...I am such a huge fan. I assume you've got the boxset now? Great, great set.

[Angra]

Originally posted by giallobelly
Saw was a piece of crap



YOU TAKE THAT BACK, YOU.. YOU.... HEATHEEEEN!!!!

[bwind22]

Originally posted by Angra
YOU TAKE THAT BACK, YOU.. YOU.... HEATHEEEEN!!!!

Oh come on... Saw wasn't that good. I actually laughed out loud when the blonde dude was crying for his family while reaching for the phone. It's craptacular acting like that in big budget films that makes me feel like maybe I didn't do such a shitty job in The Cabin after all.

[Angra]

Originally posted by bwind22
Oh come on... Saw wasn't that good. I actually laughed out loud when the blond dude was crying for his family while reaching for the phone. It's craptacular acting like that in big budget films that makes me feel like maybe I didn't do such a shitty job in The Cabin after all.


LOL

Well said.

[scouse mac]

Misery

That sledgehammer scene still makes me cringe

[Inspector Abber]

The Ninth Gate, last night.

Ok, but more more of a mystery than a horror film.

[no mulier]

Phantasm - 3/5
Inspired to watch this after having seen Coscarelli's Masters of Horror episode. Speaking of which, why haven't I heard much feedback on this? Head over to TV Show forums and give me a piece of your mind.

Argento's Door Into Darkness Episode 1 - 1/5
Argento's Door Into Darkness Episode 2 - 1.5/5
I cannot comprehend, for the life of me, why this series had to come into existence. Just plain ludicrous.

Along Came a Spider - 2/5
Morgan Freeman putting on the intellectual detective role once more. Sadly it isn't enough to carry the film to the level of Se7en. Not that it tries to, I hope.

Seven - 4/5
Still as brilliantly executed as ever. Can anybody tell me how the (longest) version opens up? It felt like watching it for the first time...disorienting because I don't remember the film opening with Morgan Freeman getting ready for work.

Alien 2003 Director's Cut - 4/5
It just amazes me how well this film holds up to the films of today and to repeated viewings. This has to be one of Scott's best films.

[slasherman]

Originally posted by no mulier

Along Came a Spider - 2/5
Morgan Freeman putting on the intellectual detective role once more. Sadly it isn't enough to carry the film to the level of Se7en. Not that it tries to, I hope.


"Spoiler"



...strange how nobody noticed that terrible make-up..( the badguy had at school)....it looked pretty fake :D

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d54/slasherman1971/daarlig-make-up-web.jpg

[zomb5150]

Originally posted by taylorsmommy
Is that the old Hammer version with Oliver Reed?

Yes, it was indeed. :D
I just watched "Brides of Dracula" it was pretty good as well.

[zwoti]

brain damage

casino

[noctuary]

The Family Guy movie. Pretty funny, but I really think Family Guy works better in a half-hour format.

[zwoti]

the crazies

[stubbornforgey]

heaven n earth

[_Leatha_Face_]

oh god do i really.......ok its cat women oooo i said it *slits wrists* it was fucking terrible but it was on hbo 4am wha cha gonna do

[bwind22]

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer 2

Well, this wasn't nearly as good as the first one for a fwe different reasons... 1) It just didn't have that same gritty, cutting edge feel to it. 2) It followed the same plot structure as part 1 (Making it pretty predictable) 3) It was a different actor playing Henry. All things considered, this wasn't a bad movie, it just didn't compare to the original by any stretch of the imagination. Unoriginal plot, less gore, worse acting and very annoying scene breaks that make it seem like a commercial cut. (Which is weird since I don't think this was made for tv because there's plenty of swearing in the film. *Shrug* )

I didn't have my hopes set real high to begin with so it didn't really disappoint, it just didn't pleasently surprise either... Fairly run of the mill sequel...

C+

[bwind22]

Originally posted by zwoti
the crazies

Was it good? I've got that queued up on Netflix right now. It's Romero right?

[zwoti]

Originally posted by bwind22
Was it good? I've got that queued up on Netflix right now. It's Romero right?

oldie but a goodie

[scouse mac]

The Crazies is a quality film. Just think Outbreak but with nutters not ill people and without the hollywood shit. Romero does a good job (again!).

[taylorsmommy]

Shark Attack 3: Megalodon

What a piece of shit!

[novakru]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

Me and my kids loved this movie.
But if you're not in a silly mood or a die-hard HHG book fan-don't see it.

[gorefreak]

Originally posted by scouse mac
The Crazies is a quality film. Just think Outbreak but with nutters not ill people and without the hollywood shit. Romero does a good job (again!).
I've been looking for that one. :)

[noctuary]

House of Wax, the remake. Bland, ho-hum, nothing at all to do with the original. I knew when I first rented this that it was probably a waste of time, and I was right. 3/10

[Despare]

I saw Jarhead the other night, it was pretty good but not really what I was expecting. I'd have to say 6.5/10 because it really wasn't that memorable for me and really seemed to drag at times. I'd watch it again though.

[bwind22]

Originally posted by novakru
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

Me and my kids loved this movie.
But if you're not in a silly mood or a die-hard HHG book fan-don't see it.

I never read the book or anything, but I thought the movie was pretty good. The really depressed white robot guy was funny.

[Despare]

Marvin the Paranoid Andriod! I liked the new movie but I think the BBC film/mini-series was closer to the book. Good stuff.

[slasherman]

..so tonight I gonna see "Race with the devil"(1975)...havnt seen hole "Inferno" or "Phantasm" yet...maybe I finish them tonight..

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by gorefreak
I've been looking for that one. :)

DeepDiscountDVD.com- $11.98...Free Shipping

I might as well be a spokesman for that site, I goddamn love it.:)

[jesus1.0]

night of the living dead woot woot !!! :D :D :D

[BH14]

Saw 2...... I found it to be better than the original because of better plot, more gore and definitely better ending. Before that, I saw House of Wax which is pretty forgettable.

[RavageRitual]

Deep Red

[scouse mac]

Soylent Green

[gorefreak]

These are forgettable movies.... "Detour" and "Creature Unknown". Pure garbage. At least it was free on cable.

[Despare]

Wild Zero, I give it a C.
Decent movie, alright acting and writing, over-rated, poor cg... some fun.

[feral cat]

Tombs of the Blind Dead

[bwind22]

The Quick and The Dead

I never realized Sam Raimi directed this one. I thought the direction was better than the typical western and it was kinda cool that the bodycount got so high, but I can't shake the feeling that this movie would have been a LOT better if Sharon Stone's part went to somebody else. Gene Hackman was great and so was Leonardo DiCaprio but like I said, it could have still been better.

B-

[MiskatonicKitty]

Let's see. I watched John Waters' kick-ass "Female Trouble" on IFC last night.

Previous to that was "Chicken Little" in the theatre this last saturday.

Me thinks I need to get some horror in here before too long.

[zwoti]

the big red one

[RavageRitual]

the devils filmmaker

[The_Return]

Andrew Lloyd Webbers' Phantom of the Opera


I thought it was great. Shoot me, call me a fag, I dont care. I honestly havnt seen the classic version, but this was great, IMO. Had to watch it for school.

[ShankS]

Crying Fist.

[ItsAlive75]

Friday the 13th: Part 3

[slasherman]

Originally posted by zwoti
the big red one
...sounds like porn to me...

[ShankS]

Originally posted by slasherman
...sounds like porn to me...

it is.

men holding and waving their big guns about.

[scouse mac]

Originally posted by zwoti
the big red one

A Lee Marvin classic, not sure about the kid being dropped in the tank tho.

Im not proud of it but watched 'About a Boy' last night. Got to keep the g/f happy haven't you?

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by ItsAlive75
Friday the 13th: Part 3

Possibly the best in the series, if you ignore the 3-D "jab" shots, which most people can't...

[newb]

Originally posted by scouse mac
A Lee Marvin classic, not sure about the kid being dropped in the tank tho.

Im not proud of it but watched 'About a Boy' last night. Got to keep the g/f happy haven't you?

I'm not embarrased to say, that i actually enjoyed "About a Boy"........ok...maybe a little.

Last movie...Charlie & the Chocolate Factory.

[zwoti]

wes craven's previously unseen segment from the incomplete anthology film, tales that will tear your heart

[novakru]

Hellraiser: Hellworld=4/10
28 Days Later=10/10

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by novakru
28 Days Later

Hated the shit outta that movie.

[zwoti]

krug & company

[Dude Guadalupe]

Playhouse.... what the fuck was up with that movie?

[novakru]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
Hated the shit outta that movie.

wow,really?
That makes like,ONE movie we disagree about:D
I still love you though,one movie won't matter...wait,actually it does!
You suck:p :D

[scouse mac]

Just watched Dog Soldiers (again)

[gorefreak]

I didn't think "28 Days Later" was all that bad. In fact, it's 1000 times better than "House Of The Dead" and "Darkness". :)

[Amalthea]

Adams Apples (Adams Æbler) 8 / 10
Balto 2 - Wolf Quest 9 / 10
Kandahar 10 / 10
Sleepy Hollow 10 / 10

[ShankS]

The Descent.

[newb]

Originally posted by ShankS
The Descent.

How was it.

I was gonna order this on Ebay...but i know i'll get stuck with a copy.

[The_Return]

Phantom of the Opera [1925]


Got to be my absolute favourite silent film. Loved it!

[novakru]

Watched Hitchhiker's Guide again.I think I am going to have to buy this for my brood.
And it gets funnier when you've downed a bottle of wine...wow,who knew?

[themerchant]

Night of the living dead
Night of the living dead (1990)
Dawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (2003)
Day of the Dead
Land of the Dead
Chainsaw Massacer (original)
Chainsaw Massacer 2
The Bat
Serial Slayer

[bwind22]

In the Mouth of Madness

Well, this one certainly was an original, and somewhat confusing, plot. The gore was minimal but what was there was okay. The acting was good, the story was pretty cool and as usual, John Carpenter did a good job directing.

B

[bwind22]

Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Hercules Unchained

Well, Hercules itself sucked. Horrible editing, and overdubbing, nonsensical plot, all around terrible movie.

D-

But as for the MST3K version with the commentary, that was a large step forward. This episode certainly wasn't their best, but the witty remarks are abundant and it makes for a fairly entertaining view.

C+





Next up: The Changeling

[ShankS]

not so Fantastic Four.

[Amalthea]

Disney's The Sword In The Stone 10 / 10

[zwoti]

last house on the left

[The_Return]

Phantom of the Opera [Englund version]

[TickTock]

I watched Whispering Corridors...yawn!

see what I thought of it here (http://www.docticktock.com)

[Angra]

Originally posted by TickTock
I watched Whispering Corridors...yawn!

see what I thought of it here (http://www.docticktock.com)


I agree, Spammer.

More of a lesbian drama than a horror movie, but has not enough porn in it to be interesting. Disappointing!!!

[novakru]

Fever Pitch

[electrode]

The last movie I saw was called "nothing". I liked it.

[noctuary]

Lost Things, a fairly interesting Australian movie. A nice sense of mystery develops throughout the film, leading up to an ending similar to Jacob's Ladder. 6/10

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by zwoti
last house on the left

Loved that movie, it sent so many emotions through me.

I was so disturbed by it, because the innocence and torture were just hammered into you with no reward.

[slasherman]

Originally posted by TickTock
I watched Whispering Corridors...yawn!

see what I thought of it here (http://www.docticktock.com)
hey... i have seen that all of your 3 posts have links to your site....STOP SPAMMING NOW !

[Angra]

"A history of violence" 7/10

[The_Return]

Saw 2 [No Spoilers, dont worry]


I thought it was great! There were still a couple plot holes, but not as bad as the first one. And, like the first one, it had some great twists, though the final twist in both films is fairly weak. The acting was a step up for the most part, however the characters in the house were so friggin flat they might as well been pancakes.

Overall it was good, as good if not better than the first. Recomended.

[Despare]

Last movie I "saw" was also Saw II, liked it a lot and actually it was more fun this time because you knew there would be a twist and were trying to guess it. A lot of the stuff was predictable but there were a couple good surprises and some great traps.

[Jacob Singer]

The last movie I saw was Alien 'cause I bought the special edition for 8 Euros. It's the kind of film that I can see over and over again and never get tired of see it

[scouse mac]

Watched Spinal Tap last night, had forgotten how funny it is.

[Splatter Phreak]

I watched Black Scorpion - creature feature jazz with funky stop motion FX - not bad

[noctuary]

Deep Rising, a stupid yet oddly entertaining sea monster movie directed by the otherwise awful Stephen Sommers. I have an irrational fear of squids, so maybe that's why I found this movie enjoyable.

[zwoti]

constantine

[crazy raplh]

serendipity

[zwoti]

the descent

[novakru]

Chicken Little-my girls give it 10 out of 5 stars (*shrugs*)
Very ,very good!
Funny
Nice graphics,I especially like the way they did the animated fur on the animals,very nice!

EDIT: Oh and the piggy singing Stayin Alive was HILARIOUS.

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by noctuary
Deep Rising, a stupid yet oddly entertaining sea monster movie directed by the otherwise awful Stephen Sommers. I have an irrational fear of squids, so maybe that's why I found this movie enjoyable.

I share the same fear of underwater...things.

But I TiVO'd this movie and fast forwarded at least an hour into it and saw no monster yet. So I got bored and deleted it.

[alkytrio666]

The Sixth Sense.

Enjoyable the first time as long as anyone didn't fuck the ending over for you.

This was my second time and it was equally enjoyable because you notice different "clues" and what not.

I'm sure if I ever see it again, though, it'll suck.

[jenna26]

Revenge of the Sith

You know, I actually enjoyed it a hell of a lot more than I thought I would. :D

[bwind22]

The Changeling

This was a decent film but after having people tell me I should see it for the last year, I was expecting it to be a little better than it was. For starters, I'm not a real big fan Hauntings/Ghost Stories as a sub-genre. The acting was fine and the movie started off cool enough, but then it seemed to drag for about an hour before finally getting towards the semi-interesting stuff at the end. All in all, this one was a little too slow moving and lacking in gore content for my taste, but not a terrible movie...

C+



Saw 2

Alright, well I am one of those people who thought the twist at the end of the first one sucked ass so I wasn't really expecting much when I saw this one. To my surprise, I found it quite a bit more enjoyable than the first one with more elaborate, more gruesome deaths and the best part, a twist that didn't fuck everything up. Another upside was that none of the actor's appeared to be trying to hard, as I felt was the case with the blond John Tesh looking guy throughout the entire first movie.

A-



Home Alone 2: Lost in New York

It never ceases to amaze me how much punishment Harry and Marv can endure while continuing to come back for more. definately not as good as the original, but still a quality sequel. The plot is even more hard to believe than part one and the booby traps set by Kevin aren't as good. All in all, it's a pretty good kids movie, a pretty good sequel, and a pretty good holiday movie.

C+

[Tat2]

It's been a lazy-assed day of nothing but movies, computer time and munchies. I've watched these today:

Street Trash
Constintine
TCM (remake)
The Last Horror Movie
The Thing
The Forsaken (watching now)

[Marroe]

Just saw Jarhead. Pretty good for a war type film...not much actual "war" and made me smile quite a bit (nekked men in there) 8/10

[Amalthea]

Alice In Wonderland 9 / 10

Himalaya 10 / 10

Watership Down 10 / 10

[AUSTIN316426808]

Once Bitten

[immortalem]

From Dusk till Dawn

[scouse mac]

unforgiven

[zwoti]

une femme est une femme

[novakru]

Robots,10/10

[Tat2]

Currently watching The Dead Next Door

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by immortalem
From Dusk till Dawn

Any good? I have it, but haven't watched it yet.

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by themerchant
Night of the living dead
Night of the living dead (1990)
Dawn of the Dead
Dawn of the Dead (2003)
Day of the Dead
Land of the Dead
Chainsaw Massacer (original)
Chainsaw Massacer 2
The Bat
Serial Slayer

Jesus, are you people thick-headed?!

Dawn of the Dead, 2003, is not a fucking classic! Neither is Land, or....never mind, I won't even bother.

[no mulier]

The Beyond
I've only now noticed how frightening the zombie moaning is...

[Angra]

Originally posted by novakru
Robots,10/10


Amalthea?? :rolleyes:

[Angra]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
Any good? I have it, but haven't watched it yet.



Hell yeah!!

It´s a cult classic, dude.


Watch it. Watch it NOW!! :cool:

[scouse mac]

Stir of Echoes

[Angra]

"The Exorcism of Emily Rose" 4/10


YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWN!!!

[Marroe]

Originally posted by Angra
"The Exorcism of Emily Rose" 4/10


YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWN!!! I think I laughed more at that movie than I was supposed to.

[Tat2]

Watching Man on Fire

[novakru]

Originally posted by Angra
Amalthea?? :rolleyes:

You want me-don'cha?

LMAO

[Despare]

Peace Hotel

Pretty good movie although really not what I expected. Translation was surprisingly poor, wish the subtitles were better. I did enjoy the story though, not bad, I'd give it a 6.5/10.

[novakru]

Cold and Dark-1/10

This is one of those 'little engine that could' movies.
I could totally see the vision but the editor must have been on drugs.

[noctuary]

Mysterious Skin. For once, I am truly impressed with Gregg Araki. Who would have ever thought that the man responsible for the worst film of the Nineties (Doom Generation, if you must know) could create such a thoughtful and subtle drama? In a nutshell, this film is about how sexual abuse destroys the lives of the victims. It's sad and uplifting at the same time, if that makes any sense. Overall, I give it 8/10.

[bwind22]

The Skeleton Key

It was better than I thought. I've always been a fan of voodoo movies because there are actually people out there that believe it exists and practice it so it makes it that much creepier. I thought the acting was good and the story was pretty original. There isn't really any gore but the ending I really liked the ending. Not what you'd expect. Anyways, I wasn't expecting much from this, but it was actually pretty good.

B+



Next up: The Devil's Rejects, From Dusk Til Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

[Angra]

Originally posted by Marroe
I think I laughed more at that movie than I was supposed to.



It sure had a whole lot of screaming in it. Terribly annoying, but also the only thing that kept me from falling asleep...:rolleyes:

[zwoti]

american werewolf in london

[zwoti]

the nameless

[bwind22]

From Dusk Til Dawn 2: Texas Blood Money

Well this one starts off with 2 of my favorite actors (Bruce Campbell and Tiffani Amber Thiessen <Kelly Kapowski from Saved by the Bell>) but unfortunately they both get killed in the first 5 minutes and the film progresses downhill from there. The story had some interesting potential, but wasn't executed very well. The acting was mid-range but nothing special. The gore was minimal and the FX were pretty bad for the most part. There are a few very cool camera shots, but nothing I'd recommend seeing a crappy movie for. All in all, this is a terrible follow up to an excellent vampire film, but still an average horror movie when compared to other films....

C

[AUSTIN316426808]

Gangs of New York

[noctuary]

The Evil One. Serial killer flick about a resurrected H.H. Holmes. Not too bad really, but the horrible sound quality (ultra-loud score, super-soft dialogue... and no subtitles to boot) really detracts from it. 5.5/10

[hellfire1]

strange days.

seems appropriate given what's been going around here these past weeks.

[Angra]

Originally posted by hellfire1
strange days.

seems appropriate given what's been going around here these past weeks.


What´s been going on?

[hellfire1]

the "riots" here in paris directed against the police. and here i thought i was the last one to know. apparently not :p

[Angra]

Originally posted by hellfire1
the "riots" here in paris directed against the police. and here i thought i was the last one to know. apparently not :p



I´m ALWAYS the last one to know, baby.;) :D

[hellfire1]

Originally posted by Angra
I´m ALWAYS the last one to know, baby.;) :D


i somehow doubt that's a good thing, darlin'. ;)

[Angra]

Originally posted by hellfire1
i somehow doubt that's a good thing, darlin'. ;)


I´m sure it isn´t, but don´t take it away from me anyway. That´s what make me so special.:cool:

[hellfire1]

Originally posted by Angra
I´m sure it isn´t, but don´t take it away from me anyway. That´s what make me so special.:cool:

lol
alright... you may continue to be oblivious to the outside world. :)

[taylorsmommy]

Originally posted by Angra
I´m sure it isn´t, but don´t take it away from me anyway. That´s what make me so special.:cool:

I always thought you were special. :)

[zwoti]

le petit soldat

[Despare]

Street Trash

What a great B movie with horrible acting and cheesy but plentiful gore. The game of keepaway with the severed penis to that wacky music was hillarious! If you like B movies you owe yourself this one.

[bwind22]

The Devil's Rejects

Well, I've always said House of 1000 Corpses wasn't much more than a pretty good Texas Chainsaw Massacre ripoff, so my expectations weren't too high for Devils Rejects. It is because of that, that I was actually pleasently surprised with this. The acting was fine, gore was good and abundant, the subject matter as hardcore as it comes, and the story itself, as well as the way it was presented, was rather fairly original. (Some parts reminded me of Natural Born Killers, but for the most part it felt fresh.) The only complaint I had were a few instants of bad CGI (maybe 2 or 3 total). All in all, a very good, pretty hardcore film.

B+




Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Hercules vs. The Moon Men

Well, the Hercules movie itself was, once again, terrible. The plot made no sense, the scenes were long, boring and drawn out and the Italian-English dubbing is horrible.

F

But with the commentary of Joel and the robots, this film steps forward by leaps and bounds. This is probably one of the funnier episodes of the show but keep in mind that this is total pothead humor. If you aren't smokin', you probably won't be laughing either.

C+

[Despare]

Originally posted by bwind22
[keep in mind that this is total pothead humor. If you aren't smokin', you probably won't be laughing either.
C+

I never smoke and I think MST3K is freakin' great! You don't need to be high to enjoy MST.

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally posted by Despare
Street Trash

What a great B movie with horrible acting and cheesy but plentiful gore. The game of keepaway with the severed penis to that wacky music was hillarious! If you like B movies you owe yourself this one.

Way cool film. Didn't really like it the first time I saw it but after a few watches it's become one of my favorites. If you dug that you should check out some Frank Henenlotter stuff.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Unforgiven

[newb]

BOO

Had potential...a few good scares but the script had some lame lines and the acting could have been better.

[The_Return]

Originally posted by newb
BOO

Had potential...a few good scares but the script had some lame lines and the acting could have been better.

Worth seeing?

[newb]

Originally posted by The_Return
Worth seeing?

Its worth a rental.The director has some good ideas. I think it would have been much better with an adult cast . Sort of on the lines of Session 9.

[bwind22]

From Dusk Til Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter

Well, the story was a pretty cool prequel set in the Old West (Or Old Mexico as the case may be), the gore is alright and a few of the actors were good, but there was also some crappy acting and a weird out of place ballroom dance scene between a vampire and a future victim and for some unknown reason one of the vampires had a cobra inside of them (???) .

Anyways, this movie had potential, but it was some really avoidable stupid stuff that drag it's grade down...

C -

[AUSTIN316426808]

Friday Night Lights

[Despare]

Originally posted by Elvis_Christ
Way cool film. Didn't really like it the first time I saw it but after a few watches it's become one of my favorites. If you dug that you should check out some Frank Henenlotter stuff.

Brain Damage and Basketcase? GREAT flicks.

[wu ghung]

war of the worlds. Better than i expected.

[Despare]

Originally posted by wu ghung
war of the worlds. Better than i expected.

The good one or the new one?

[newb]

War of the Worlds.......not bad...but i expected more from MR.Spielberg.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Rocky just came on TNT, haven't seen it in awhile so what the hell.

[Jacob Singer]

Creep show 2

[slasherman]

"The Missing"....watchable but nothing spesial...4/10

[alkytrio666]

From Dusk 'Till Dawn- 8/10

Zombi 2 (or Zombie)- 10/10...fucking LOVED this movie. The effects are absolutley amazing for it's time. The shark and zombie fight was incredible.

[zwoti]

hell night