I'm sorry.

Don't be a smartass ::big grin::

No you misunderstood.
I predicted that you would say that so I thought I might as well say that I'm sorry.

SUGAR HILL (1973). Still another AIP Blaxploitation flick about the title character-Marki Bey who reminds me a lot of Pam Grier in here; maybe the script was written with her in mind-avenging her boyfriend's death by gangster Robert Quarry (Count Yorga himself) with the help of some voodoo. Pretty silly, with extremely loud clothes and non PC epithets, but the zombies in here are actually pretty scary and give the film an edge. The scariest part of the whole film is Zara Cully-Mother Jefferson from THE JEFFERSON'S- as a High Priestess...the mind boggles!!!!!!!!!! ***

Psycho II, 1983. 7/10



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Got the Fog on right now.... the 1980 version not that crap 2005 one

I watched Pet Sematary for the 100th time last night. The son still creeps me out.

one of my favorites

Just watched Child's Play 2 and I'm finishing number 3 right now watched the first on Saturday

HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP (1980). Entertaining trash that shows what the monsters REALLY do with the girls they always carry off. Good for what it is with some impressive Rob Bottin work and also noticed Gale Hurd as a PA; of course, she later became Gale Anne Hurd. early James Horner score, long before TITANIC.
Ending is pretty what You would expect in a film like this-found out the girl is Lynn Theel, but was Lynn Schiller as PLAYBOY's July 1975 Playmate as well as dating The Eagle's Glen Frey back in the 70's. ***

Love HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP - have you seen the tepid remake?

They did a remake?!

My Bloody Valentine-1981.

Freakazoids From the Deep

The Rift

Endgame (1983) - not really my thing, part Running Man, part Kung Fu, part Logan's Run.

BEYOND THE DOOR 1974


A couple find that they are inexplicably expecting a third child. They are a happy family with quirky kids, a boy and a girl. At a birthday party, the husband happens upon his wife in the bathroom vomiting what appears to be dark blood. That right there would have rung my warning bell but they soldiered on. A bit of a gitchy mash up of Rosemary's baby and the exorcist.
I'd watch it again with you.

| Roger Ebert
January 1, 1975 |
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Where's Jessica?" asks her worried husband, when she disappears during a birthday party for the children. He finds her in the bathroom, regurgitating pints, maybe gallons, of blood. "Honey, are you all right?" he asks, in the understatement, or underquestion, of the year. She allows that she feels a little weak. They agree she ought to get more rest. The whole movie is this way: maddeningly inappropriate in the face of its horrors.


And yet "Beyond the Door" is one of the topgrossing movies in the country right now.

Why? Maybe because at some dumb, fundamental level, it really does live it up to, or down to, its promise. It's not well acted, its "Possessound" sounds routed through the ventilation system and the print looks like it was left out too long in monic possession.

And it's got one hell of an ad campaign. The TV spots and the trailer on the viewer in front of the theater show all sorts of delightful horrors, a menacing voice dares you to see it and, inside the theater, there's a party atmosphere. Parts of the movie play almost as comedy. I'm usually disturbed when people laugh at violenceÑthe audience reaction to "Death Race 2000" was especially unsettlingÑbut in a movie like "Beyond the Door," the laughs seem almost appropriate.

That's during the earlier parts of the movie, when mysterious hands reach out to touch shoulders in darkened rooms, and it turns out it's just the husband patting his wife. In the later stages, though, when Jessica (Juliet MillsÑyes, Juliet Mills) begins to turn green and talk like the Big Bopper, the movie's just conventionally disgusting. We get green vomit, brown vomit, blood, levitations and other manifestations of the devil.

He is, by the way, in Jessica's womb. She has this short order pregnancy that proceeds so rapidly she's three months pregnant within a week (if that's the way to put it). The mysterious stranger seems to have the answer, and after saving her husband from being run over by a truck, he offers several enigmatic epigrams such as, "Some people attract . . . misfortune." It's all trash, but it's scary trash. I wouldn't call it entertainment, but it's a diversion, all right. Yuk.

Have you ever seen It?

DARK PLACES 1973


Christopher Lee and Joan Collins

A brother and sister conspire against a man who has just inherited a haunted house possibly containing a large sum of money.

no, hadnt even heard of it.

You wrote, "I'd watch it again with you." Who were you talking to? ::big grin::

What did you think of it?

I was talking to all of you, lol, to indicate I sit through another watching.


I always love Christopher Lee and the movie was quite entertaining. Good story.

Dark Star
John Carpenters baby.
Written by Dan o' Bannon and John Carpenter.
Produced by Dan O' Bannon
Starring Dan O' Bannon.

10/10

How have I never heard of this movie?! Shame on me!

Don't Torture a Duckling

Where I found it on you tube, they described it as being "obscure".

That was going to be my next question, where you watched it. *runs off to YouTube*

THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (1974). Loved the James Bond films with in Junior High, but find a lot of them do not age well. This was a big Seventh Grade favorite as always great seeing Christopher Lee-he seems to be having a good time here-and although her character is quite annoying, Britt Eklund was absolutely gorgeous in here.
Not a keeper, but worth checking for Old Time's Sake, although the Sheriff in here deserved to be fed to the Sharks. **1/2

That's the classic james bond.

Christopher Lee is and awesome villain.

Slithis. I love this crappy movie!

Humanoids from the Deep (1996) (TV Movie)
Walton Goggins makes an early screen appearance...Film is toned down greatly from the original..

The Corpse Grinders - When the Lotus Cat Food Company finds itself in financial trouble, the owners decide to find a new, cheap source of meat -- the local graveyard. Only one problem -- soon cats develop a taste for human flesh, and tabbies are tearing out throats all over town.

Really silly but well worth watching just to laugh at. No nudity, but enough lingerie to open a Victoria's Secret. No gore, but a lot of putting people into one end of the grinder and cat food squirting out of the other. 7/10

Oh, I forgot all about this one! Thanks for the reminder. I've wanted to see it for ages but it has sort of slipped through the cracks of my " must see list " over the years.

The Mechanic

Charles Bronson schooling Jan Michael Vincent on the ways of the hitman.

Typical "acting" job from Charlie.

Mr. Vincent....not so good. He was much better in "Buster & Billie"

also had a bit of a Jaws Marathon over the last week.

of course everybody knows how good the first one is.......then they did a nose dive. While 2 wasn't horrible, the third installment was pretty bad with the cheesy 3-D effects and weak story. Although it did have Leah Thompson in her first role. [ what a cutie ]

And 4 is laughable, culminating with a shark "roaring" in the finale. I would say it falls into the "so bad it's good] category.

The Unnamable (1988)

Okay movie, was expecting more. It's kind of a mix between Castle Freak and Night of the Demons, just that we see the actual monsters in these two movies more often than in this one, it's just getting revealed shortly before the end.

QUEST FOR FIRE (1981). Very good film of a trio of Cavemen (for lack of a better word) in search of the element. Early roles for Rob Pearlman, Rae Dawn Chong and Everett McGill . wonderful scenery and really a sense of being there. ****

BEWARE! children at play (1989)
 

one of tromas more covtrivercial, poor acting, hit n miss effects, poor direction and production, pretty much what you expect. my first watch and was disapointed,enjoyed the score tho.


THAT ENDING THO!

The Psychic, 1977. 6/10

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Enjoyed this one.