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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl (Post 974178)

Eww. I didn't like 13: Game of Death. It was icky. ::sad::

The remake isn't as much.

JUST WATCH THE DAMN MOVIE!!! ::mad::

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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl (Post 974178)

Eww. I didn't like 13: Game of Death. It was icky. ::sad::

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Originally Posted by Angra (Post 974180)

The remake isn't as much.

JUST WATCH THE DAMN MOVIE!!! ::mad::

I liked em both, but agree with Chrono, the first one is icky. Eating poop is gross.

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I noticed this one was new to Netflix last night and watched it immediately. So far I've really liked pretty much everything Lucky McKee has done -- The Woman, May, Sick Girl, and as executive Producer, The Lost was pretty good.

Overall I liked it. Not as much as May or The Woman. It's definitely not for everyone, even fans of Lucky McKee's stylishly flippant, black comedic style. Comparisons to The Craft are valid, but this is way further out there.

6.5/10

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Originally Posted by Giganticface (Post 974404)

I noticed this one was new to Netflix last night and watched it immediately. So far I've really liked pretty much everything Lucky McKee has done -- The Woman, May, Sick Girl, and as executive Producer, The Lost was pretty good.

Overall I liked it. Not as much as May or The Woman. It's definitely not for everyone, even fans of Lucky McKee's stylishly flippant, black comedic style. Comparisons to The Craft are valid, but this is way further out there.

6.5/10

With that title i expected it to be a fun watch. It wasn't. It was deadly serious.

Yes. ALL CHEERLEADERS DIE was just terrible. I'm starting to wonder if the success of May was just pure luck...

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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl (Post 975289)

Yes. ALL CHEERLEADERS DIE was just terrible. I'm starting to wonder if the success of May was just pure luck...

Oh good. Glad it wasn't just me.

They're streaming Low Winter Sun now. I've heard that this is a good show.

What's your star-rating for those? I haven't seen them but I've heard that Contracted is good and that Alyce Kills is not. ::wink::

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Most recently added to my Netflix Queue...

The Master (2012) - I haven't seen it yet but I am a HUGE Paul Thomas Anderson fan and I've heard it's a masterpiece.

Black Rock (2012) - I haven't seen this one either - It's gotten mixed to mediocre reviews - I'm curious though because I've seen the phrase "feminist horror" thrown around in reference to it and I'm curious as to why it would be labelled as such...

Cabin in the Woods... It's been there for a while but here's a reminder - This is one of my favorite movies of all time and I'm rewatching it as I type.

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Originally Posted by ChronoGrl (Post 975305)

I liked Alyce alittle more, both are very indie, but Alyce has a bit more sickness throughout.

Black Rock is excellent! The women in there are really amazing.

The Master is very good. I like Joaquin and hes great in here but Philip Seymour Hoffman makes the film.

Cool beans. I'll have to check out Black Rocks next time I need a little horror fix. :danger:

Just received an email alert from Netflix that they're now streaming From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series