I just rewatched Splinter last night. Not a bad little film.

Les diaboliques

A classic

reincarnation.

not bad, but Salvage did it better

Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III

Plenty of low points, but entertaining enough.

"Von Richthofen and Brown" (1971)


One of Roger Corman's best movies. The true story of Manfred Von Richthofen A.K.A. The Red Baron and Roy Brown the man credited with shooting down the Baron. Great aerial fight scenes, some good acting and an interesting story.

I remember seeing this movie way back in the early '70's and I liked it, so when I saw it again recently I was pleasantly surprised that the film still held up.

The Incredible Melting Man

Rick Baker sure did some amazing work. Puts all the CGI stuff these days to shame.

2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

Watched this with a friend today that had never seen it.

Made in U.S.A. (1966)

Like most of Godard's color work, it seems impenetrable at first, but in (and with) time reveals itself as a confident, ferocious, "everything but the kitchen sink" piece of filmmaking. A cinematic scrapbook for the political, social, literary, and even a lingering sense of panic; Godard barrages us with references, plot holes (?), faulty editing, cartoonish violence, non-sequiturs, all pasted together and propelled with an acute force, what might be the undoing of cinematic technique. For my money, it's one of the best of Godard's work. The mark of a true revolutionary and maverick egoist (which works, for him).

Monster Camp

A movie about LARPing... interesting.

Alien- 10/10

Aliens- 10/10

Alien Vs. Predator- Lol/10

Observe and Report
Kind of like Falling down meets Paul Blart?
Strange kind've movie.
...and what the fuck happened to the scary movie chicks face???