Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[acenobitesgod]

i just watched feed and holy shit. never been so intreged and yet wanted to throw up at the same time.

[zwoti]

last exit to brooklyn
mr & mrs smith
the vanishing (original)
day of the triffids (series)
touch of death

[swiss tony]

Originally Posted by bloody_ribcut

shutter
8/10

a movie that made me jump and look over my shoulder.

snap! a lot of these asian ghost stories are similar but they just seem to work.

[swiss tony]

Originally Posted by VampiricClown

I didn't think this movie was that bad really. I actually liked it. Not the best, but it was bizarre enough to watch a second time.

And I also enjoyed 2001 Maniacs.

maybe i was hard on it cause its so dated. my litmus test is that if i start to nod off then its poor. the eye lids never lie. 2001 maniacs was just cheap and nasty in a bad way, like hoboken hollow.

[Geddy]

The Last man on earth.

[VampiricClown]

The Boogeyman (1980)

Oh wow, I am so glad to be through with this horrid film. It took me over 3 months to finish watching because it's so boring. This movie is going to be one of the last ones I ever watch again.

1/10

[Angra]

"The messengers" 7/10


Pretty good Amityville kinda movie. Good acting as well, especially from lead actress Kristen Stewart.


But what the hell did "Cancerman" and his contract have to do with anything happening in this movie?? I didn't see the connection.

[bloody_ribcut]

Originally Posted by swiss tony

snap! a lot of these asian ghost stories are similar but they just seem to work.

yea, i noticed most if not all ghosts in an asian horror film are the same.
good movie.


i got the crap scared out of me, when she was on the hood.

[illdojo]

Apocalypto- 5/10
It was alright. Nice visuals. A pretty violent film for a bible thumping Jew hater.

Mel Gibson is still nuttier than squirrel shit!!!! :D

[jenna26]

Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest ~ getting ready for part three, which we will probably see next weekend.

Pan's Labyrinth ~ Absolutely amazing, I didn't think Del Toro would ever make anything that would top The Devil's Backbone in my eyes, but he sure did it here. Loved it; beautiful film.