i watched re-animator at this drive/music/punk/rockabilly festival we have every year here in atlanta.

i couldn't think of a better place to view this movie again as w/ a thousand rowdy punks, a paps in my hand, lying in the back of my car.

Did you know Argento's releasing the final film in his so called "Witch" trilogy at the Toronto Film Festival right now? I can't wait to see it...it's called La Terza madre (aka Mother of Tears, or The Third Mother).

Anyway, if it's like its prdecessors, Suspiria and Inferno, I'm so down.

Yeah, it stars Asia...so I'm there:D

3:10 To Yuma

the western is alive and well

Hatchet. 08/10

This is a movie which should be billed "a complete horror experience". Largely on the veins of a slasher with doses of black humor thrown in...with some really great performances and superb, pacy direction...this is one movie you should NOT miss. At all.

my sister made me and my mum watch it the other week.... neither film compares to the tv series.... it was funny..... the 2nd film had some funny stuff but i dont really like farcical films

The Exorcist III Legion

>>: B-


Wrong Turn 2: Dead End

....WT2: Gore Feast
I think it could be the more approriate name for this sequel.
>>: C+

One called "chain of fools".
Got the dvd months ago for $2AUD, and it's just been sitting here.
Surprisingly watchable comedy...

-Final Destination 3.
-Eyes Wide Shut.

The Usual Suspects (1995)

Utterly predictable, and sloppily acted. Spacey really won an Academy Award for this? I wasn't impressed.

HATCHET

tons of fun. It ain't rocket science, but it's a blast...and there is a grand total of ZERO digital effects...everything is practical and in-camera. A good time for fans of slashers.

8/10

House of 1000 Corpses. The 70s vibe in that movie still freaks me out. It's either too short or too rushed at the end though.

Memory
&
Perfume

Sigh, I am just going to stop asking for recommendations on flix:rolleyes:

Dont want these to get buried before everyone can read it.:D

You didn't like Perfume????:confused:

I LOVED that film. A beautiful, creepy, period costume thriller by one of the best directors working today!
9/10

The Warrior and the Princess

Tom Tykwer is one of my favorites and this one is a great, weird little romance that is anything but traditional.

8/10

The Wild 9/10

The Collingswood Story

Review coming soon.

It was a brutal film, IMO. It captured such a base(I can't think of the proper definition here) of human existance. The 'almost execution' scene was truly disturbing, I found it harder to watch than most slasher scenes in a horror movie.
I have a very, VERY low tolerance for anything emotional with babies now that I've popped out three...it's a hormone thing;) and so, since that was the was way the whole movie STARTED , I was pretty much ruined for the rest of the film.

Encounter with the Unknown (1973) - trio of spooky stories supposedly based on fact. Narrated by Rod Serling. I saw this about a million years ago and located a copy on video. I gotta tell ya, it works!

Life is a Miracle (2004) 10/10

Last seen horror flick is Rose Red. Eh... It's Stephen King. Right before that I watched Toothfairy. For a not overly advertised film it was pretty good. The story was a little basic, the graphics were decent, but still not comparable to any big names. Also I saw Nosferatu the 1970 rendition. It was... well Nosferatu.

It Happened One Night (1934)

Flawlessly acted and directed, boasting an outrageous storyline with a superb sense of humor. Academy Awards well-deserved.

Murder Set Pieces

Heartstopper 5.5/10

There was an interview with Robert Englund on the disk, gessh, name drop city


Hannibal Riseing, 7/10 I thought this was pretty damn good...



Sleepy Hollow, 8/10 I hadn't seen it for 7 years, I had forgot how good it is.


Letters from Iwo Jima, 6.5 / 10

It is interesting to see Clint Eastwoods representaion of the other sides story, not bad, but a little slow for a war movie ..

hide and seek.....


boring waste of time... but not bad.... my mum enjoyed it... her type of film she said.... not mine :D

De Niro acted like a dick head in that... Why does John Polson make such bad movies when he was such a great actor?????

just watched 300 - probably should have seen it on the big screen but, to be honest, i thought it was crap

Babylon 5: The Lost Tales

Bridge to Terabithia ~ a good family film, I loved the book when I was a kid, and they did a pretty good job with it.

Grudge 2 ~ nothing special, but watchable I suppose.

Watched The Devil's Rejects last night for the second time. I didn't like it as much as House of 1000 corpses, but I did like it better than the first time around.

Then today i watched Cube Zero and I loved it. So glad everything from the original was cleared up, especially the end. The opening scene was so bad ass, too.

Love At First Bite (1979)

Creepshow (1982)

Dracula (1931)

Death Sentence.

Silver Bullet.
Red Dragon.
The Grudge.
Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 With Commentary.
Robin Hood.

Death Proof

>>: C+

Hostel part II

definitely much better than the first part.

>>: B

about halfway through the Host. So far, I love it. I had no idea it was supposed to be funny, but I have been laughing my ass off, and the monster is great, very original.

Dog Soldiers

Idiocracy- I know it was supposed to be dumb,but it really was TOO dumb.It did have a few funny moments,but overall it was pretty forgettable 5/10

Godzilla vs. Megalon. One of my all time favorite big rubber lizard movies.

havent watched that for about 3 years... wow


i watched a fistful of dollars

A night of remakes.......again, free preview weekend.....:rolleyes:

The Fog ~ bleh.....should have listened to myself when I said I would never watch it. Terrible.

Pulse ~ had a good look, but not nearly as effective or creepy as the original.

When A Stranger Calls ~ UGH......no more words are needed.....:D