Just done with RZ's Halloween.
While I didn't find it "all that bad", and actually liked the idea of some kind of opening sequence set prior to the rest of the film (although felt it to be a little dragged out)...just didn't find the film all that great overall - the rest of it was just typical crap teen slasher, lacking any real suspense.

And Tyler Mane? modern Michael or out of place?

i'm still majorly fucked up from seeing The Mist.

i'm going to have to watch about 20 comedies in a row to erase that ending from my head

I am guessing...Monty Python.:p

watched the heartbreak kid (2007) with ben stiller, tries to hard or the jokes have gotten old, worth a watch for a couple of good laughs


also watched we own the night, liked the movie alot... father and son are policeman, other son is on the otherside of the law...worth a watch

Duck You Sucker aka A Fistful of Dynamite

Rod Steiger and James Coburn are both great in this classic from spaghetti western master Sergio Leone. The town of "Mesa Verde" couldn't look less Mexican, but the acting and directing are great and the story (complete with a quote from Chairman Mao at the top of the film) is subversive, leftist and really fun, if maybe a bit too long. Not on the same level as Once Upon a Time in the West and the Man With no Name trilogy, but still better than most westerns.

7/10

A History of Violence.
A very good Cronenberg film.

Borderland- 7/10

The talk around here is absolutely right... This movie is very good. Excellent acting, story, gore, thrills... This one's got the whole package. I do, however, feel like this was more a crime/thriller than horror... It's kind of in that genre in between... Either way it's excellent, and definitely worth a rent.

Videodrome

Dr. Phibes Rises Again

It's from 1972, but apparently anything after the 60's is "modern" horror!