Depends on the audience I think. I saw it once or twice as a kid and didn't think anything of it. It was more intellectual than visual (which is generally what holds a child's attention), so when I saw it as an adult with actual attention and understanding, it was a fantastic film. I would even say one of my favorites from the 70s/80s era. And I just die whenever I see someone make references to the sculpting scene in another movie!

They Live-1988. Great fun. ::cool::

The reason why i don't like to go to the sea

Jaws- 1975 ::sad::

The Thing (1982)
 

One of my favorite John Carpenter movies.

Yeah that movie is awesome. I always make sure I watch it at least once during the summer.::smile::

Messiah of Evil

Rabid-1977. My first Marilyn Chambers movie. ::embarrassment::

The Centerfold Girls (1974)

*** out of ****

The Howling!

Great werewolf movie.

Only topped by the original one with Lon Chaney, Jr.

First time you see it?

Those are my two favorite werewolf films, by far.

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The opening... the cinéma vérité style... really blew my hair back. Then Dante backed off of that, and the rest of the film was a fairly interesting tale, with some really heavy scenes, especially the scene where the maniac changes into a werewolf & takes the bullet out of his head. Lastly, I always kinda wondered why, when the heroine reporter changes into a werewolf on air, why they made her a Lon Chaney Jr type of wolf, with a short snout, instead of the terrifying wolves they had already established?