Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[joshaube]

Timber Falls and Simon Says.

[paws the great]

The Crimes of the Black Cat (1972) - 8/10

[the_real_linda]

st.trinians.. my sister made me

[alkytrio666]

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)

One of the grandest of all science-fiction films. It isn't so much a movie about aliens, but more so one about faith. One of Spielberg's very best, right up there with Jaws.

[Disease]

Eastern Promises


It was another great picture from Cronenburg... I just thought the ending was lacking, it almost seemed like that was just the first part. Perhaps there will be a follow up.

7.5/10

[cactus]

We decided to stay in last night for a mini marathon...

Don't Look Now

Profondo Rosso

Army of Darkness

[joshaube]

The Matrix in glorious high definition. Mmmhm.

[Angelakillsluts]

Timber Falls and Simon Says.

How was Simon Says??? I'm a retardedly big Crispin Glover fan.

[joshaube]

A big pile of cheese. It was so much fun. They have two sequels written, and I really do hope they find the funding for them. I'd love to see more.

[hellfire1]

Hot Shots
Hot Shots: Part Deux

[ChronoGrl]

I'm a retardedly big Crispin Glover fan.

How about THIS one?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v623/Chronogrl/10m-15.jpg

[Disease]

The colour of money is on, it's in my top 20 movies... but I'm flicking back to the cricket soon...

[Disease]

How about THIS one?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v623/Chronogrl/10m-15.jpg

The first of the trillogy.... yes... good....

[ChronoGrl]

The first of the trillogy.... yes... good....

I've only heard about them, so when someone mentioned seeing them, I had to ask...

Do you mean "good" as in "actually good"? Or as in "ironically good"?

I'm not sure if I can take these films seriously.............. Were they meant to be taken seriously?

[joshaube]

Boogeyman 2
I'm sure you all know the shitfest that was 2005's Boogeyman. Well, this is the direct-to-dvd sequel... and there is a third film in the works, so the word goes. Now, you're probably vomiting right now at the mere mention of a sequel. You shouldn't be. This film is absolutely, in every way possible, better then it's predecessor. If you could even call this film a sequel... that is. It is completely different. The only connection the two share is a reference to the character within the 2005 film, and that's for a mere 5 seconds near the end.

This is a slasher flick, true to the bone. It has a central location. It has a cast of characters, each who die one by one in grotesque ways. It has a buttload of gore; often quite well done, and traps to match. It has characters struggle to identify the killer, and your classic SPOILER... "killer got away" ending.

There was even a scene of genuine tension; as well as a female nudity scene, and a full-blown sex scene (albeit interspliced with a gruesome death to eliminate any eroticism... unless your into maggots.)

Hell, scenes from this film could easily be cut into a mock SAW 5 trailer. It has Tobin Bell spouting a few monologues about bettering oneself, it has a tape recorder scene, a figure that resembles the pig outfit Amanda wore, and traps. Plenty of traps. Throw in the staple SAW jingle in the final scene, and you even have the twist.

I'd recommend it if you like slashers. It has ABSOLUTELY little to do with the 2005 Boogeyman, and I have no idea why they deemed it appropriate to title it BOOGEYMAN 2.

[cactus]

Tombstone (1993)

Suicide Club (2002)

Rounders (1998)

[newb]

HACK

A "spoof" on horror movies.....wasn't terrible...some good kills. Some of the acting was a bit annoying.

[Vodstok]

Sapnglish: Well acted, very well acted. I am tired of movies ending with no resolution, however. If I want a "slice of life", i'll pay closer attention to my own.



Sweeny Todd. I hate musicals as a rule, but Tim Burton and Johnny Depp could make a movie about selling leaky bags of dog shit and it would probably be brilliant. If all musicals had this much darkness and gore, i could become a fan of the genre.

[roshiq]

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
http://entimg.msn.com/i/CS/054624h1.jpg

>>: A-


Gone baby gone
http://entimg.msn.com/i/150/mo/OneSheets/new3/gonebabygone.jpg

>>: B+

[alkytrio666]

Sorry, Wrong Number (1948)
An incredibly tense, totally believable thriller adapted from the classic radio show. Stanwyck and Lancaster are both phenominal, and the ending is nothing short of chilling.

[alkytrio666]

The colour of money is on, it's in my top 20 movies... but I'm flicking back to the cricket soon...
You've seen The Hustler, right?

[Roderick Usher]

Rescue Dawn

So wonderfully immediate and authentic. Werner Herzog rules.

8/10

[Angra]

"I am legend" 8/10


First half of the movie was to a 9/10 rating. The last half was to 7-8/10.

But all in all one of the best movies of 2007 imo.

[Geddy]

The Wolfman (1941).
Stand By Me.

[hammerfan]

Sleepy Hollow

[joshaube]

Shrek 3
No where near as terrible as I was led to believe. While it certainly isn't as good as the first, and doesn't even come close to touching the second, it's not all bad. I was glad that it kept it's sense of humour. I laughed out loud numerous times, and thats a rare thing for me to do. There is humour for both the young and the old. Some references kids just wouldn't get, and I was semi-shocked that they included such references in a child-aimed movie. It did a good job on the parodying, and I especially loved the high school scene. I also liked how they dealt with the 'princesses', sort of Charlie's Angels-esque. Ultimately though, the soundtrack is drastically cut down and it's lacking that big final message / emotional scene. I also missed those adrenaline scenes (you know, those actions scenes that are so beautifully animated, and set to a catchy song)... such as the Fairy's workshop scene in 2nd, or the giant gingerbread man scene in the 2nd as well. While it's the worst of the trilogy, you could certainly do a lot worse when selecting a CGI Kids flick. Some of them are downright shit (The Wild, for example...), but I'm sure Amalthea will tell you differently.

A solid B.

[The Mothman]

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
http://entimg.msn.com/i/CS/054624h1.jpg

>>: A-





finally someone saw this. glad you liked it.

[jenna26]

The Legend of Lucy Keyes ~ not bad exactly, but nothing special. Forgettable.

Slayer ~ pretty much what I have come to expect from a Sci Fi channel movie. Pretty goofy. :p

A Dead Calling ~ awful, just awful.

Altered ~ call me crazy, I actually really liked this one. Lots of fun.

[the_real_linda]

bowling for columbine

im writing an essay, i just put Fahrenheit 9/11 on but ive got redneck zombies on in the background

[cactus]

Hatchet - finally got to see it...really liked it, one of my new favorite kills in there

Fargo

[Roderick Usher]

Near Dark

hadn't seen it in a while...still really fun

[Angelakillsluts]

Near Dark

hadn't seen it in a while...still really fun

I love the bar scene. :D

I used to say I enjoyed every movie featuring Lance Henriksen, then AVP had to come out. :(

[alkytrio666]

No Country For Old Men (2007)
Third time for me. After all these viewings, it etches itself into cinema history as a modern classic. And, of course, the best of the year.

[roshiq]

The Last Winter
http://entimg.msn.com/i/150/mo/OneSheets/new3/lastwinter.jpg

>>: C+


Slaughter Night (SL8N8)
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/dru300/u353/u35366otukp.jpg

An entertaining dutch slasher flick.
>>: B-

[Niklaus]

Decided pull out my copy of "The Last House On Dead End Street" this afternoon - F*cking love this movie.

[The Mothman]

Altered ~ call me crazy, I actually really liked this one. Lots of fun. you're not crazy. alot of us like it, ___V___ had made a thread about it once, and people had good things to say, including me.

[Geddy]

Gladiator...

[joshaube]

A little get-together thing today; with a cheese theme. We're watching: Santa's Slay, Planet Terror, Black Christmas (06) and then finishing the night with one of my favourite horror movies... Evil Dead 2.

[Disease]

You've seen The Hustler, right?

Yeah, but I prefer "the colour of money" if you want to put them up against each other.. I like the on the road vibe, lots of great camera angles and cameos... Even Tom Cruise doesn't bother me to much in this film.

[Angelakillsluts]

The Last Winter
http://entimg.msn.com/i/150/mo/OneSheets/new3/lastwinter.jpg

>>: C+


I thought it was pretty good.

[jenna26]

you're not crazy. alot of us like it, ___V___ had made a thread about it once, and people had good things to say, including me.

I was very pleasantly surprised, I hadn't heard good things elsewhere (a friend of mine hates it). But now that you mention it, I think I remember that thread.

[Vodstok]

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy


Why couldnt Taladega Nights have been this good? Will Ferrel at his best. He somehow manages to overdo and underdo everything at once.

[Angra]

"The invasion" 5/10

BUUUUUUUHH!!!

[cactus]

Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)

The Good Shepherd (2006)

[paws the great]

Eastern Promises - 7/10

Undead or Alive - 6/10

[jaybomb]

watched Frality, love this movie...also watched Superbad, still makes me laugh like hell

[Geddy]

-The Simpsons Movie.
-Little Miss Sunshine.

[AUSTIN316426808]

L.A. Confidential

[joshaube]

These are my audiences reactions to the films we watched and do not reflect my opinions.

Santa's Slay: Pure cheese. Laughed asses off throughout. A lot of fun.

Planet Terror: Not only is it filled with cheese, but it has a good story. An actual "quality" movie. It was deemed a good movie that also had a lot of cheese as an added bonus.

Black Christmas (2006): Better then the original. Moved a lot faster. Liked the added backstory. Was general scared in some scenes / jumped a lot.

Evil Dead II: Was confused... sort of put off. Liked the original better. Though there were more laughs, however.

[alkytrio666]

The Beast With Five Fingers (1946)
An exceptional, moody creeper with a lot to boast, including a solid underground cast and a breathtakingly terrifying Peter Lorre performance. I'm very happy that I caught this one.

[fortunato]

buffalo '66

really well-done quirky drama/comedy. vincent gallo's narcissism shows through in spots, but overall i really enjoy this film.
it also has one of the most satisfying happy endings ever.

[The Mothman]

Wild Zero.
actually pretty dissapointing. the film was kind of a mess, it was all over the place.
the guys from Guitar Wolf were pretty awesome, but they didnt even have a big enough part.

[Angra]

"Balls of fury" 7/10

Funny untill the last 20 minutes. Then the director decided to fuck it all up..

[paws the great]

The Psychic (1977) - 7/10

Boy Eats Girl - 6/10

[Disease]

Dr Strangelove 9/10

[Disease]

buffalo '66

really well-done quirky drama/comedy. vincent gallo's narcissism shows through in spots, but overall i really enjoy this film.
it also has one of the most satisfying happy endings ever.

They don't call me goon anymore, they call me Rocky now.

[newb]

Watched "WAR" the other night.......pretty good with a bit of a twist....totally implausible...but hey...its an action movie with Jet Li and Jason Statham [ i'm really liking this guys movies]

[newb]

I have D-WARS on as I peruse the internet.....stupid ass story....some ok effects.

Tomorrow night I have a nice double feature lined up

3:10 To Yuma & Death Sentence

[cactus]

Play Misty for Me (1971)

[Roderick Usher]

Shoot 'Em Up

Really, really, really dumb. And I enjoyed the hell out of it...I feel so dirty.

7/10

[roshiq]

No country for old men

>>: A-



SAW IV

>>: B-

[Geddy]

The Thing.

[GorePhobia]

Hatchet

Very gory but I didn't really enjoy this film as much as I thought I would. I really wanted to like it but it just wasn't funny to me nor was it like OMG crazy. I have seen it all before I guess. The only part that I really liked was head rip scene. Oh and did I mention that I hate Deon Richmond?

D

[Angra]

"The heartbreak kid" 6-7/10


To be honest, i really can't tell if i like this movie or not. VERY mixed feelings about it.

It didn't have me laughing out loud more than twice and especially the first half seemed very slow going for a comedy. But i guess it was kinda cute in some weird way.

[Posher778]

28 Days Later (again)- 7/10

Still.... The climax... Amazing.

The Thing- 8/10

[Angra]

"The pleasure of your company" 6/10


One of the lamest stories i've ever seen. Biggs.... MOVE ON!!!!

Seriously, that dude will be playing the same character when he's 50. It's pathetique. He's a young Leslie Nielsen, except that Leslie first got stuck when he became a senior actor...

On the plus side, i guess the first half of the movie had some ok funny moments. It also had some pretty funny supporting roles.

But the biggest plus was, without a doubt, Isla Fisher. She really brought a whole deal to her character and I fell in love with her the moment she started talking. Why didn't Biggs do the same?? That ungrateful JERK!!

[The Terrible Grumbler]

Last seen movie: Boobles (1980).

[Posher778]

Shoot 'Em Up

Really, really, really dumb. And I enjoyed the hell out of it...I feel so dirty.

7/10

Yeah yeah yeah, you LOVED it. Don't lie!

[Angra]

"The lookout" 5/10

[Geddy]

The Bourne Supremacy.

[Posher778]

Hatchet- 6/10

It was funny and entertaining. Random... but the humor kept it alive.

[Roderick Usher]

Eastern Promises

Wow. Cronenberg moves into Scorsese territory with this one. Dense, rich, beautifully acted and gripping. I was simply blown away by the growth of this filmmaker whom I already adore, but now I simply stand in awe of him.

9/10

[roshiq]

Hack

>>: C-


The Deaths of Ian Stone

>>: B-

[Niklaus]

Watched Tetsuo: The Iron Man tonight...

Highly reccomended.

[Angra]

"Mr. Woodcock" 4-5/10

Not very funny..

[Angra]

"Lady in white" 7-8/10


A little horror/mystery gem from the past, with a few creepy scenes up its sleeves.

All horror fans in all ages should catch this one.

[AUSTIN316426808]

-Clerks
-Mallrats
-Chasing Amy
-Dogma
-Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

And got halfway through Jersey Girl before I fell asleep.

[Angelakillsluts]

the fact that jersey girl was not only watchable but actually good says a lot about Kevin Smith I think.

[the_real_linda]

it was okay not up to kevin smiths best work tho

[Posher778]

Part of From Dusk Til' Dawn in a late night boredom trance.

[Disease]

carnival of Souls (62)


7/10

[Geddy]

Knocked Up.

[hellfire1]

"Lady in white" 7-8/10


A little horror/mystery gem from the past, with a few creepy scenes up its sleeves.

All horror fans in all ages should catch this one.



Haven't seen that one in soooo long. One of my favorites as a kid. Never has a Bing Crosby song been so creepy.

[Angra]

Haven't seen that one in soooo long. One of my favorites as a kid. Never has a Bing Crosby song been so creepy.


lol

Only when the girl sings it.

Crosby's version is still cosy. :)

[Angra]

-Clerks
-Mallrats
-Chasing Amy
-Dogma
-Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

And got halfway through Jersey Girl before I fell asleep.


Man, you must've had a terrible headache after that movie marathon of yours?

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Life is a Miracle (2004)

[Phalanx]

Watched Tetsuo: The Iron Man tonight...

Highly reccomended

Agreed...bent, and fucked up...feels like it breaks your brain somehow.
It's like eraserhead gone (even more) mental. The grinding industrial soundtrack is a spin-out too, and some of the visuals/effects are just nuts...bit like escher meets giger...

I got a double pack of this one and the sequel, I've yet to watch the sequel "BodyHammer".

[Angra]

"Away from her" 7-8/10

A very honest and unsentimental view on the Alzheimer's disease.

Amazing that such a young person can make so well a movie about such a topic. Way to go, Sarah Polley.

[massacre man]

-Clerks
-Mallrats
-Chasing Amy
-Dogma
-Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

And got halfway through Jersey Girl before I fell asleep.

I wanna hang out with you...

[Roderick Usher]

The Untouchables

I hadn't seen it in a while. Great movie.

[missmacabre]

the sphere. twas alright.

[AUSTIN316426808]

-Clerks
-Mallrats
-Chasing Amy
-Dogma
-Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

And got halfway through Jersey Girl before I fell asleep.


Finished Jersey Girl earlier and just finished Clerks 2.


Man, you must've had a terrible headache after that movie marathon of yours?

In front of a screen too long or you don't like Kevin Smith?

I wanna hang out with you...

Catch myself doing that pretty often too. No such thing as seeing any of those too many times, as far as I'm concerned.

[joshaube]

The Matrix Trilogy, for the first time.

[THE VAMPIRE]

James Bond with Halle Berry,SHE IS SO HOT

[newb]

Death Sentence.....5/10.....a bit disappointed in this one..Kevin Bacon was good, as always, but the movie was just so stupid....and I love revenge flicks.

3:10 to Yuma...8/10...a great addition to the western genre...even if its a remake....



***********spoiler***************

wasn't to sold on the change of heart of Russell Crowe's character....but all in all...a very good movie.

[Niklaus]

soundtrack is a spin-out too

I thought the soundtrack was great as well... Totally fitting.

Complimented the atmosphere of the movie perfectly.

[Niklaus]

Oh, and tonight I'm going to tune into E. Elias Merhige's "Begotten".

...Pray for me.

[fortunato]

Oh, and tonight I'm going to tune into E. Elias Merhige's "Begotten".

...Pray for me.

good luck, man. it's a doozy.

[alkytrio666]

The Warriors (1979)

I was very impressed. I'd heard good things, and I'm always tough on films that have big reps, but this was a genuine blast. It's an hour and a half of non-stop, rip-roaring gang fights, and one hell of an adventure plot.

Thanks for the final push, Avi.

[roshiq]

Murder Party
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/dru400/u434/u43439lcxp9.jpg

>>: C

Thesis
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/drt100/t194/t19419gvucd.jpg

>>: B

[Angra]

In front of a screen too long or you don't like Kevin Smith?



.



Mostly the first.

I like some of Kevin's flicks, such as Clerks 1 & 2. But watching 5 Smiths in a row, with all its inane yada yada yada, would surely cause a major pain in my brain.

[Geddy]

Shaun Of The Dead.

[hellfire1]

Edtv
Superbad (french canadian version... yech!)
Enchanted

[Disease]

Sin City

8/10

[Angra]

Murder Party
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/dru400/u434/u43439lcxp9.jpg

>>: C

Thesis
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/drt100/t194/t19419gvucd.jpg

>>: B


so roshiq, what can u tell me about Murder Party?

It's got a pretty cool cover for a Comedy/horror movie.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Superbad with commentary.

[jaybomb]

watched Ed Gain, The Butcher of Plainville (2007), what a complete waste of time, the acting was horrible, there was a few bloody scenes but nothing crazy...i do not recommend this movie at all

[joshaube]

The Brave One
Halfway through.
I am genuinely sickened with the human race.

[hammerfan]

Hammer Studios version of Phantom of the Opera

[Amalthea_unicorn]

An All Dogs Christmas Carol 7/10

[Angra]

An All Dogs Christmas Carol 7/10

Christmas is over. Move on.

[hellfire1]

Knocked Up

[Angra]

Knocked Up


Congratulations!!!

[hellfire1]

Congratulations!!!


Oh aren't you clever ! :p

[SamCostello]

Juno – a decent debut by a first-time screenwriter, despite my dislike for the director’s work. Neither as funny or as heartwarming as it’s supposed to be, but not bad.

Sam

[hellfire1]

Strictly Ballroom

[Despare]

Most recently...
The Shaggy Dog, Knocked Up & Finding Neverland
Knocked Up wasn't as funny as I thought but I still was able to enjoy it. Finding Neverland was really good though even though some may be put off by the slow pace. I can honestly say I laughed more watching The Shaggy Dog (1959) than Knocked Up.

[Vodstok]

Most recently...
The Shaggy Dog, Knocked Up & Finding Neverland
Knocked Up wasn't as funny as I thought but I still was able to enjoy it. Finding Neverland was really good though even though some may be put off by the slow pace. I can honestly say I laughed more watching The Shaggy Dog (1959) than Knocked Up.

Ugh... Finding Neverland is the most recent movie to make me blubber like a little girl... damn cute kids...

Just finished I am Legend. Really liked it. One of Will Smith's best performances, subdued and hurt through the whole thing, not Steven Hiller (ID4) with infected. My wife summed it up best; Castaway meets 28 Days Later.


And who doesnt love Sam. Dogs rule.

[Despare]

How does I Am Legend compare to Omega Man or Last Man on Earth?






Just watched Shoot Em' Up and I really feel like I've been using the words "mindless action flick" incorrectly... until now. I still had fun with it but there's nothing here for anybody looking for depth, story, emotion, character progression, or realism. It's just a lot of guns going off with some great stunts and a lot of visual flair.

[Niklaus]

I watched the NC-17 rated version of Bad Lieutenant earlier today. I was expecting some laughs and lots of action, But didn't get much of either. The tone of the movie turned out to be quite serious and to the point...

Definately a good movie though. However it was pretty sad and made me feel pretty f*cked up in some parts - Knowing that kind of stuff goes on and whatnot.

I wonder which scenes were cut out to make the R rated version...

Nonetheless, reccomended.

[roshiq]

so roshiq, what can u tell me about Murder Party?

It's got a pretty cool cover for a Comedy/horror movie.

Yeah. It's more or less fair as a low budget comedy with quite an original idea, funny but boring sequences, and nice actings. But overall it's not as impressive as I expected.
You can give it a watch and you may like it. imdb has some very positive reviews!

[fortunato]

How does I Am Legend compare to Omega Man or Last Man on Earth?

they're all based off the book i am legend by richard matheson

[Niklaus]

http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/40/72/89m.jpg
Just saw it, my immediate reaction was.. bleah..:eek:
I was like wtf?? who made this piece of crap, like the story isn't even worth telling not to mention make a whole movie 'bout it, it's no surprise it was banned in almost 50 countries .. anyway some of the effects were pretty cool, i mean it's made in the 80' or so... the movie's tagline was sort of like this "Ripout! Barbeque! Devour! How long can you take it?" lame, just lame, anyway i watched it all, even watched it a second time to make sure the effects were in deed effects, i wasn't sure the first time :)).. my score will be i guess about a 6 on a 1 to 10 scale.. it's lame though but nice effects...:p

Woa i't almost coming to a new year from when i registered here.. time to get to posting baby, no joking around anymore, leave the sex for later we got some serious business here

I guess you just can't comprehend what the point of it is. I'll leave it at that. And you call it a piece of crap yet you give it 6/10? What?

Wrong thread by the way.

[roshiq]

Insomnia (2002)

>>: B

[Angra]

Yeah. It's more or less fair as a low budget comedy with quite an original idea, funny but boring sequences, and nice actings. But overall it's not as impressive as I expected.
You can give it a watch and you may like it. imdb has some very positive reviews!



Thanks. I will.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

We have a song in our country that says Christmas first are ending in Easter.

[Angra]

We have a song in our country that says Christmas first are ending in Easter.


You danish people are weeeeird..

[Geddy]

Hot Fuzz...

[Despare]

I watched the NC-17 rated version of Bad Lieutenant
I wonder which scenes were cut out to make the R rated version...


GREAT movie, I think part of the nun rape and Keitel spinning around naked and blitzed would both have been cut. Anyway, here's how the DVDs compare and NONE have cuts.

OVERALL: Draw
with R2 French CE, for the additional extra-features and English 5.1 -audio (note, that subtitles are "forced"), and R1 (optional subtitles). With R1, it's unconfirmed if the OOP release contains the cut musical cue and unfortunatly there is no way to tell from the packaging which version it is (so it seems).
CUTS:
R1 America - (Artisan) - No cuts: "NC-17" -version, this OOP version may have included the original Schoolly-D musical queue (unconfirmed).
R1 America - (Artisan - Re-release) - No cuts: 96:19 min (NTSC), "This NC-17 -rated version is uncut visually, though it should be noted that the soundtrack has undergone a slight alteration since the film's original release: Schoolly-D's "Signifying Rapper" had to be cut after it fell foul of a sampling copyright lawsuit."
R2 CE France - (Wild Side Video/MGM) - No known cuts (the original Schoolly-D musical cue is not confirmed).
R2 Germany - (Euro Video) - Germany - No cuts (92 min PAL) but it´s likely to be missing the Schoolly-D's 'Signifying Rapper' song
R2 United Kingdom - (Pathe! Distribution) - UK - No cuts (92m PAL - all previous cuts waived) but it is missing the Schoolly-D's 'Signifying Rapper' song


they're all based off the book i am legend by richard matheson

Yep, that's why I was wondering how the new movie compared to the last couple.

[hammerfan]

Kiss of the Vampire (Hammer Studios)

[The Mothman]

Ugh... Finding Neverland is the most recent movie to make me blubber like a little girl... damn cute kids...

Just finished I am Legend. Really liked it. One of Will Smith's best performances, subdued and hurt through the whole thing, not Steven Hiller (ID4) with infected. My wife summed it up best; Castaway meets 28 Days Later.


And who doesnt love Sam. Dogs rule.

is your avatar the guy from FEAR?

[Vodstok]

is your avatar the guy from FEAR?

Yes, Paxton Fettel. Damn good villain.

[fortunato]

brazil: terry gilliam's final cut

great movie. that's all i really have to say.

[Disease]

I watched some of Frankenstein while I had a pint at the Frankenstein bar in Edinbrugh this afternoon.

[fortunato]

I watched some of Frankenstein while I had a pint at the Frankenstein bar in Edinbrugh this afternoon.

the frankenstein bar? oh, i have to go there.

[hellfire1]

the frankenstein bar? oh, i have to go there.



Was thinking the same.


Romeo + Juliet with commentary

[Angelakillsluts]

The Big Lebowski

I will never get tired of watching this movie. :D

[AUSTIN316426808]

Ghost of Mars

Lord knows why, but I like it.

[Roderick Usher]

3:10 to Yuma

Just as good the second time.I love this flick! I need to write a western next.

8.5/10

[alkytrio666]

La Jetée (1962)
Brilliant. A whopping powerhouse of bizarre and intricate emotions, beautifully photographed.

Panic Room (2002)
This is a very good movie. Sure, it doesn't exactly come up to par with some of Fincher's others, but it's entertaining to the last frame, and it's a white-knuckler if I ever saw one.

[fortunato]

the piano teacher.

has anyone else seen this?

[AUSTIN316426808]

Crank
.....

[roshiq]

the piano teacher.

has anyone else seen this?

yes...I have:confused:

[the_real_linda]

blades of glory

[joshaube]

Charlie's Angels.
One of my guilty pleasures.

[Disease]

the frankenstein bar? oh, i have to go there.

It was pretty cheesy, I took a picture, I'll put it up in the picture thread.

[fortunato]

yes...I have:confused:

what'd you think? (other than confusing, i see that's indicated with the face)

It was pretty cheesy, I took a picture, I'll put it up in the picture thread.

haha, ok. awesome.

[Disease]

blades of glory

It was shit wasn't it.... Admit it!:mad:

[hellfire1]

30 Days of Night... fucking brutal, and great visuals (LOVED the aerial visual of the slaughter). Really enjoyed it.

[Disease]

Was thinking the same.


Romeo + Juliet with commentary

I'll meet you there, it would only cost you 20 euros for a return with ryan air..

[BH14]

3:10 to Yuma..... Very good movie but what do expect from Christian Bale movie? He is a great actor and he picks great movies. I would give this movie a 8.5/10. I know lot of people didnt care for the ending but I liked it.

Eastern Promises..... Wow! This is a great thriller with some nice twists. I really cant say anything bad about this movie except occassionally not understanding some of the russian accents. I would give it a 9/10. One of my favorite movies that I seen this year easily.

[Roderick Usher]

3:10 to Yuma..... Very good movie but what do expect from Christian Bale movie? He is a great actor and he picks great movies. I would give this movie a 8.5/10. I know lot of people didnt care for the ending but I liked it.

Eastern Promises..... Wow! This is a great thriller with some nice twists. I really cant say anything bad about this movie except occassionally not understanding some of the russian accents. I would give it a 9/10. One of my favorite movies that I seen this year easily.

agreed!

I'd love to see 3:10 To Yuma redone as the exact same movie with Bale and Crowe switching roles... you know, just for shits and giggles.

[joshaube]

Bratz (yes... I know...) and Hack! (not too bad...)

[alkytrio666]

The Departed (2006)

[roshiq]

what'd you think? (other than confusing, i see that's indicated with the face)


Shocking, disturbing but quite a sad story too. Huppert remarkably portrayed the title character.



Helter Skelter (2004)

>>: B-


The Invasion (2007)

>>: C


Lucky number Slevin

>>: B

[BH14]

agreed!

I'd love to see 3:10 To Yuma redone as the exact same movie with Bale and Crowe switching roles... you know, just for shits and giggles.

Bale did another good job in Rescue Dawn. Check that out as well. He has a very good resume with Empire of the Sun, American Psycho, The Machinist, Harsh Times, Batman Begins, Rescue Dawn, The Prestige, 3:10 to Yuma and I'm Not There which is suppose to be good. As for Crowe, he has like 7 great movies as well. I really wanna see American Gangster.

[Freak]

From Dusk Til Dawn

[Geddy]

A Hiroshima documentary.

[Angra]

"instinct" 5/10


It was so...... american. :rolleyes:

[fortunato]

this is spinal tap

[Angra]

"murder party" 3-4/10


A very unfunny low budget comedy/horror movie.

[CrimsonFiend138]

I love Spinal tap great movie. Ok so I was at best buy looking through some horror movies and I couldn't make up my mind so I thought ah why not get a zombie movie. So I picked of City of the undead or whatever(Fulchi?) and it was not the kind of zombie movie I had in mind. Could anyone tell me why this movie was hailed as one of the greatest zombie movies? I thought it was very boring and the zombies looked more like humans with jelly on their face. And it wasn't until the last 15 minutes they even really showed any "zombies"

[Angra]

"The brave one" 7/10


Wauw

That movie made me all agressive inside.

Now i feel like going outside, find the nearest thug and beat the living crap outa him. :D

[alkytrio666]

"The brave one" 7/10


Wauw

That movie made me all agressive inside.

Now i feel like going outside, find the nearest thug and beat the living crap outa him. :D
Hypocrisy at its strongest. (The movie, that is, not you).

[massacre man]

Sweeney Todd. Fucking awesome.

[Zero]

just saw I AM LEGEND - though I swore I wouldn't. It wasn't perfect but much better than expected. i though Will Smith was very good as Neville (although I publicly denounced the casting choice here and would like to now publicly retract my denunciation! - i'm sure smith is sleeping better already!)

[Liar,liar]

Death Sentence-Pretty awsome movie.

[hellfire1]

Hypocrisy at its strongest. (The movie, that is, not you).



Care to elaborate ?


Umm... Carolina (2003).

[massacre man]

Care to elaborate ?


Umm... Carolina (2003).

Somebody who had their life ruined by violent acts getting those folks back with... violence.

[Niklaus]

I love Spinal tap great movie. Ok so I was at best buy looking through some horror movies and I couldn't make up my mind so I thought ah why not get a zombie movie. So I picked of City of the undead or whatever(Fulchi?) and it was not the kind of zombie movie I had in mind. Could anyone tell me why this movie was hailed as one of the greatest zombie movies? I thought it was very boring and the zombies looked more like humans with jelly on their face. And it wasn't until the last 15 minutes they even really showed any "zombies"

You must be referring to Lucio Fulci's "City of the Living Dead".

Remarkly good zombie movie. As to why you don't like it, I haven't the slightest clue. If you don't like that movie I doubt you'll like other Fulci movies...

Too bad for you I guess.

[novakru]

Final Destination 3 *****
Good Brainless Fun, lots of gore with nice squishy sound affects to go along with it:D

[Posher778]

Resident Evil: Extinction: 7/10

That was awesome. I don't care how mindless. That was easily the best RE film, and some of the best slash em' up from Milla i've ever seen. Very entertaining. Of course the plot was lame and nothing made sense toward the end but who cares.

[alkytrio666]

The Spiral Staircase (1946)

This was actually very good. It's a definate predecessor to the much later giallo, but it also boasts its own style of slasher-form. Beautiful lighting and camera work as well.

[alkytrio666]

Care to elaborate ?

I just find it ironic that in trying to make a movie against violence, Neil Jordan created one of the most deadly serious, violent films of the year. It was too preachy to be a box-office sucess, and not smart enough in its argument to be critically sucessful.
I saw an interview with Foster that made me absolutely sick (and, mind you, I'm a big fan of her acting). In it, she detests the violence in movies such as Sin City, and says she's disgusted in how far it's come in such a comic way. Violence, she continues, should be a serious matter, one to be dealt with only in a realistic, serious tone. Therefore, she made The Brave One.
When I see a picture like Sin City, it's very easy for me to see that it's 100% fictional. When I see a picture like The Brave One, I realize that I am capable of commiting acts of violence like the ones I see on screen. It doesn't help me to stray away from violence, it only blends the line between entertainment and reality.
In trying to protest this cinematic violence, she's created one of the most brutally real, violent films of the year. Unfortunately, the people she's concerned about are only going to see it as a believable form of viciousness, something they can relate to much more easily.

I also find it funny that she can trash violent movies so easily when she owes much of her fame to films like Taxi Driver, Silence of the Lambs, and Panic Room.

[Roderick Usher]

I just find it ironic that in trying to make a movie against violence, Neil Jordan created one of the most deadly serious, violent films of the year. It was too preachy to be a box-office sucess, and not smart enough in its argument to be critically sucessful.


And the subway attack...in what world does this happen? I lived in NYC for years and took the subway everywhere.

This kind of random violence is cartoonish in the Nth degree...and it's suppopsed to be sooooo fucking serious.

Watch Death Sentence instead if you want contemporary vigilante justice without the pretension.

[the_real_linda]

matrix revolutions

[Geddy]

Sideways...

[alkytrio666]

Atonement (2007)

I cannot even begin to describe how wonderful this movie is. It's sweeping, masterful stroytelling with phenominal acting and heartbreaking tone.
I'm having a real hard time trying to decide between this and 'No Country' as the best film of 2007.

Eight Men Out (1988)

It's a damn fine baseball movie, and it also works as a nice period piece.

[Roderick Usher]

All the Colors of the Dark

Edwige Fenech **drools** she's a peach.

[CrimsonFiend138]

You must be referring to Lucio Fulci's "City of the Living Dead".

Remarkly good zombie movie. As to why you don't like it, I haven't the slightest clue. If you don't like that movie I doubt you'll like other Fulci movies...

Too bad for you I guess.

Too bad indeed...unless i want to save 2 hours of my life. I thought the beginning had a really good vibe just too boring i guess(I'm not one to think the entire movie has to be non-stop action or scares like many moviegoers want)

I was gonna pick up Hatchet last night but I decided to get suspiria instead. Good choice?

[Disease]

The Gift

Fuck you Greg Kinnear!

On the plus side Katie Holmes titty.. and it was an o.k movie, I guess I expected it to grip me a bit more.

6.5/10

[Roderick Usher]

Eagle vs Shark

Fucking hilarious. Really sweet and quirky and cute. I loved it. Similar in tone to Napoleon Dynamite, but waaaaaay better.

8/10

[alkytrio666]

Goodfellas (1990)

For the ump-teenth time. My dad had never seen it.
It was a day of good movies.

[fortunato]

ang lee's the ice storm

a pretty powerful and well-delivered mixed portrait of social facades, small town life, family life, and adolescence with the focus put mainly on a few choice characters.

[roshiq]

7venty 5ive
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/2131/7501tx5.th.jpg (http://img341.imageshack.us/my.php?image=7501tx5.jpg)

Worthless dumb slasher flick with poor dialogs but good amount of gore.

>>: D+


High Tension

>>: B

[Niklaus]

I met Kier-La Janisse tonight... She was a very friendly person and it was an absolute pleasure talking with her.

They were screening her biographical documentary ''Celluloid Horror'' at the Park Theatre in Winnipeg.

If you haven't heard of this woman or her CAUSE, I urge you to look her up.

10/10.

[Geddy]

Naked Gun.

[Angra]

Naked Gun.


Still funny?

[massacre man]

7venty 5ive
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/2131/7501tx5.th.jpg (http://img341.imageshack.us/my.php?image=7501tx5.jpg)

Worthless dumb slasher flick with poor dialogs but good amount of gore.

>>: D+


High Tension

>>: B

7 and 5 look nothing like S and F. :mad:

[the_real_linda]

28 weeks later

[alkytrio666]

7 and 5 look nothing like S and F. :mad:
Yep. There seems to be this new, unwritten, dumb-as-hell law that says if you have a number in your title, replace one of its letters with it.

It wasn't even a good idea when Se7en started it.

[massacre man]

Yep. There seems to be this new, unwritten, dumb-as-hell law that says if you have a number in your title, replace one of its letters with it.

It wasn't even a good idea when Se7en started it.

When I first saw the box art to "Se7en" I thought it was called "Sesevenen" because of that. Stupid, I know.

[VampiricClown]

Boogeyman 2 (2007)

Well, I wasn't expecting much to begin with, and I still came out disappointed. Not only could you see the ending twist, coming from a mile away, getting there was dreadfully boring. The only thing they did do right, they took away the PG-13 trend and turned it into a slasher film. The bad thing is, now we are not only stuck with a mediocre slasher, we now have a new slasher villain. Can you say, "franchise"? Let's hope it ends with this one. Not even the great Tobin Bell was able to save it.

2/10

[paws the great]

Resident Evil: Extinction - 7/10

Trap - 6/10

Shoot 'Em Up - 5/10

[Geddy]

Night Of The Living Dead(1990).
Flight Of The Living Dead.

[psychooralien]

The Devil's Rejects, American Psycho & AVP: Alien vs. Predator.

[Angelakillsluts]

Tamara

Second time seeing it and I have to say I enjoyed it just as much. It's fun cheering on the bad guy. :D

[VampiricClown]

Tamara

Second time seeing it and I have to say I enjoyed it just as much. It's fun cheering on the bad guy. :D

I enjoyed that movie a lot.

[Disease]

Re-Animator (Uncut)

Good after work gore...

7.5/10

[massacre man]

No Country For Old Men

Wow...

[Vodstok]

October sky. Pretty damn good performances all around, interesting movie.

I love Jake Gylenhaal, but every time i see him i hear a voice scream "FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAHS!!!"

[newb]

October sky. Pretty damn good performances all around, interesting movie.

I love Jake Gylenhaal, but every time i see him i hear a voice scream "FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAHS!!!"

Better than hearing "I wish I knew how to quit you. "

[alkytrio666]

City Lights (1931)

This truly is one of the greatest. Every time I see it it plays out more passionately, more sweetly, more greatly than ever before. It also contains some of the most brilliantly constructed comedy sequences of all time.

[Roderick Usher]

October sky. Pretty damn good performances all around, interesting movie.

This is one of those roles for which I auditioned and had multiple callbacks :o

The same year I had a callback to play Russell Hammond in Almost Famous, a callback to play Palmer Joss in Contact and five fucking callbacks for the role of Moxon in Varsity Blues

guess I wasn't supposed to make it as an actor

oh, I just watched Bourne Ultimatum

good stuff. nothing brilliant, but better than most action flicks.

7.5/10

[Angra]

This is one of those roles for which I auditioned and had multiple callbacks :o

The same year I had a callback to play Russell Hammond in Almost Famous, a callback to play Palmer Joss in Contact and five fucking callbacks for the role of Moxon in Varsity Blues

guess I wasn't supposed to make it as an actor

oh, I just watched Bourne Ultimatum

good stuff. nothing brilliant, but better than most action flicks.

7.5/10


Look at the bright side, Rod.

If you'd got the part as Russell Hammond you wouldn't be here today. ;)

[Geddy]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974).

[massacre man]

Better than hearing "I wish I knew how to quit you. "

I thought the other one said that...

[illdojo]

Death Sentence - 6/10
Pretty good. It's a little far fetched at times for the "This could happen to you" theme. The last 20 minutes of the film are worth the rental fee.

[horrorobsessed]

the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy 7/10

i liked the book better.

[hellfire1]

I Am Legend
Goodfellas

[alkytrio666]

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)

I actually liked this when I saw it in theaters, but I liked it even more the second time around. It certainly has its faults, and often falls into the "too-much-money-for-its-own-good" blockbuster hole, but it's also a whalloping good time, and plenty exciting.

Plus, I'm a goddamned sucker for Keira.

[Freak]

3:10 to Yuma 7/10

[joshaube]

Bugcrush.

I went in to it, expecting so much.
And what I got... was even better then I had hoped. :)

[hellfire1]

The Bourne Ultimatum
Copland

[roshiq]

Apocalypse Now

>>: A+


The Killing (1956)
http://services.windowsmedia.com/dvdcover/cov150/drt000/t031/t03103xansa.jpg

I'm truly surprised by this fascinating and very early work of Stanley Kubrick.

>>: B+


Matador (1988)

>>: C+

[Geddy]

3:10 To Yuma (2007).

[hellfire1]

Bugcrush.

I went in to it, expecting so much.
And what I got... was even better then I had hoped. :)



Just finished watching that as well. A bit disturbing. Would have liked for it to be longer.

[Vodstok]

Hidalgo. I love it, mostly because it has a special little place in my heart. When Bree and I were Engaged, we went and saw Hidalgo and Dawn of the Dead (04) the same day.

[newb]

Hidalgo. I love it, mostly because it has a special little place in my heart. When Bree and I were Engaged, we went and saw Hidalgo and Dawn of the Dead (04) the same day.

You're such a romantic.

[jenna26]

The NeverEnding Story

Bloodshed ~ most inane, nonsensical ending I have seen in awhile. I mean I wasn't expecting Shakespeare or anything, but still....;) Up until the ending, nothing special, but fun to mock....haha.

The Pumpkin Karver ~ I might have liked this one a bit better if it wasn't for the characters. Way too annoying, so it lost me.

Death Sentence ~ I actually really liked this, I thought it was well done, especially the last half hour or so.

[BLAdams]

After reading all of the comments,I finally got to watch "The Feast". Excellent movie, definitely worth watching.I plan on watching "Ginger Snaps" tonight.I hope its as good as the last one.

[The Vault of Horror]

Return of the Living Dead. Just picked up the special edition DVD, great stuff.

[AUSTIN316426808]

American Psycho
The Rules of Attraction

[joshaube]

Bret Easton Ellis adaptation mini-thon? I'm still waiting for Avery's Glitteratti and Glamorama. I heard they aren't going to be released, but I'm still hoping.

Eagle vs. Shark for myself.

[hellfire1]

The Squid and the Whale

[AUSTIN316426808]

Bret Easton Ellis adaptation mini-thon? I'm still waiting for Avery's Glitteratti and Glamorama. I heard they aren't going to be released, but I'm still hoping.

Eagle vs. Shark for myself.


I was looking for Less Than Zero also, which I swore I had but apparently loaned out. Still reading Glamorama, but have already come to the conclusion that a movie would be cool too.

[joshaube]

SAW IV
Now, I must say... I'm pretty sure my local theatre is one of the worst around. It's located in a mall, not a stand-alone building. It's the only option, unless you want to drive a good two hours out. The screening rooms are small, and compact. The screens are equally small in comparison to every other theatre I've been to. The projected images are blurry, and often framed incorrectly (I've seen entire movies where the image was slightly skewed and stretched... so much so that the video itself buckled inward, to create a semi-circle top line instead of the usual straight line. As if the image was projected onto a half-pipe.) Not only this, but the projectionists seem to not care about their job. For example, when I went to see Sweeney Todd, the entire introductory scene was projected upside down. And in context of this review, when I went to see SAW IV... throughout the entire film, we had to deal with these half-second glimpse of future scenes. It would show a scene, show another for about a half-second, cut off abruptly, and move to another. Only to have that abrupt scene shown 10 minutes later into the film, in full. This happened more then once, more then three times. It was constant.

In fact, I'm feeling as though I missed half the scenes in the movie. Upon rewatching the unrated DVD version tonight, I felt as though I had not seen various scenes before. No, the unrated version does not include a whopping 10 minutes of extra scenes. Only partial gore segment enhancements. So that is not the reasoning. This time, watching it though, things made a lot more sense.

So... yeah... I liked it a lot better then I did when I saw it in October. A lot better. I'm going to go out on a limb and be willing to say that the SAW movies do keep improving on one another. Looking forward to V.

[Marroe]

Eastern Promises

[joshaube]

Just finished watching that as well. A bit disturbing. Would have liked for it to be longer.

I've been showing it to friends all day long. I'm slightly addicted, having seen it 8 times in less than 18 hours. What gets me the most is the atmosphere, the performance of the lead, and the left-for-interpretation ending. Do you know any other film that are similar to this? I would love to see a feature-length version.

[hellfire1]

I've been showing it to friends all day long. I'm slightly addicted, having seen it 8 times in less than 18 hours. What gets me the most is the atmosphere, the performance of the lead, and the left-for-interpretation ending. Do you know any other film that are similar to this? I would love to see a feature-length version.


I admit the only reason I went searching for it online was because the title intrigued me. Thanks for sharing, cause I've watched it 3 times today as well. :) It is very creepy, especially that long car ride into the dark. It definitely deserves to be made into a feature length version, but I'm afraid that it would lose it's steam after a while (like most movies today).

As for another movie that may be similar to this one, I honestly can't say. The story is a bit classic: the crush that goes horribly awry, but it definitely has a unique twist to it.


Anyhoo... just finished watching another short, directed by Julia Stiles: Raving.

[Freak]

Death Sentence 8/10


One of Kevin Bacon's best movies he's put out in along time.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Equilibrium

[Geddy]

Naked Gun 22 1/2 The Smell Of Fear.

[hellfire1]

All the Real Girls

I fell in love with this movie.

[CrimsonFiend138]

I watched Suspiria for the first time the other night, really enjoyed it. Being older it didn't creep me out too much but the end gave me chills.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Magical still but getting alot darker,very cool.

[alkytrio666]

All the Real Girls

I fell in love with this movie.
Yeah, I watched this a while back, too. Good stuff.
Rod's buddy was in it.

[the_real_linda]

mid ripper

im sure it ended a bit differently when i watched it as a child........

[joshaube]

The Nines.

[newb]

The Brave One w/Jodi Foster

I liked this much better than "Death Sentence"...it was more believable.

[hellfire1]

Yeah, I watched this a while back, too. Good stuff.
Rod's buddy was in it.


There's one line in the movie that's just perfect and hilarious because it encapsulates perfectly what a person feels when they get their heart broken. "If anybody smiles at me ever again, I'm going to freak out." :) It's a great, honest film.

[hammerfan]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[alkytrio666]

There's one line in the movie that's just perfect and hilarious because it encapsulates perfectly what a person feels when they get their heart broken. "If anybody smiles at me ever again, I'm going to freak out." :) It's a great, honest film.
Oh, yeah, definately. I felt like, for the first time in a long time, I was watching something truthful.
Actually, hellfire, I recommend a movie I just watched for the first time:

Pieces of April (2003)

Like 'Real Girls', this movie just feels so goddamned truthful. It never asks us to believe anything unbelievable, but instead reveals its story in a graceful, life-like way. This is some of the best independent filmmaking I've seen in awhile.

[hellfire1]

Oh, yeah, definately. I felt like, for the first time in a long time, I was watching something truthful.
Actually, hellfire, I recommend a movie I just watched for the first time:

Pieces of April (2003)

Like 'Real Girls', this movie just feels so goddamned truthful. It never asks us to believe anything unbelievable, but instead reveals its story in a graceful, life-like way. This is some of the best independent filmmaking I've seen in awhile.



Have it and love it too. :) . And what a coincidence, Patricia Clarkson is in it as well. And she just steals every scene. She actually makes it so hard for us to hate her, and not because of her illness, but because she's just so funny, even when she's being hurtful with the people she loves. Again, it's a movie you completely identify with, the characters are real and flawed. Another great movie that showed that Katie Holmes can actually act. Or could, rather.

[alkytrio666]

Have it and love it too. :) . And what a coincidence, Patricia Clarkson is in it as well. And she just steals every scene. She actually makes it so hard for us to hate her, and not because of her illness, but because she's just so funny, even when she's being hurtful with the people she loves. Again, it's a movie you completely identify with, the characters are real and flawed. Another great movie that showed that Katie Holmes can actually act. Or could, rather.
Amen to that. I was very impressed by the way she handled that role.

[Angra]

Equilibrium


You don't own a lot of movies, huh Austin? :rolleyes:

[AUSTIN316426808]

You don't own a lot of movies, huh Austin? :rolleyes:


Haven't been able to pick up anything new or get to the theatre lately. Lucky for me, I have no problem watching the same shit over and over and over and over....

[Angra]

Lucky for me, I have no problem watching the same shit over and over and over and over....


Yea, me neither.

Just not asian horror movies.. :D

[missmacabre]

dracula 2000. at like 4am, so that made it a little better.

[newb]

Haven't been able to pick up anything new or get to the theatre lately. Lucky for me, I have no problem watching the same shit over and over and over and over....

Equilibrium deserves many viewings



many

[paws the great]

Sunshine - 8/10

Death Sentence (Unrated) - 7/10