Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Phalanx]

28 weeks later.. robert carlyle! what a psycho, i love this fella and his accent

I know...how fucking good was he in this?!?
Between this, and his role in Eragon, I reckon' he should play more scary bastard roles, it's like he's made for them.

[Angra]

Argento's "Pelts" 6/10

1 word. Gross.


The best Argento movie i've seen so far nevertheless.

[Disease]

Originally Posted by Angra

Argento's "Pelts" 6/10

1 word. Gross.


The best Argento movie i've seen so far nevertheless.

So you don't think he makes great movies?

I haven't seen much of his stuff and was going to buy a box set to check it out, what do you think?

[Angra]

"Masters of horror - The Screwfly Solution" 7/10



I thought this one had a great and very frightening story.

I liked how the director, Joe Dante (Never heard about him), left a lot up to the imaginations of the viewers instead of throwing a lot of graphic violence in our faces. I felt those scenes had a much stronger impact that way.


Very cruel stuff.


Didn't quite get the ending though...

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Disease

So you don't think he makes great movies?

I haven't seen much of his stuff and was going to buy a box set to check it out, what do you think?

I'm definitely the wrong person to ask that question, Dis.

I've always thought Argento was a crappy director.

[Despare]

I hope you were joking about the Joe Dante thing... he directed Gremlins and The Howling among others.

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Despare

I hope you were joking about the Joe Dante thing... he directed Gremlins and The Howling among others.

Oh right. lol


I checked him out on IMDB before i wrote that and for some weird reason i stopped scrolling down his movie list when i came to nr. 14 - "Eerie indiana".

I don't know why? :p

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by Disease

So you don't think he makes great movies?

I haven't seen much of his stuff and was going to buy a box set to check it out, what do you think?

I don't know what's in the set, but his masterpieces are Profondo rosso (AKA Deep Red), Suspiria, Tenebre, Opera, and The Bird With the Crystal Plumage. Usually, though, in my opinion, anything Argento touches turns to pure giallo gold. I'd say go for it.

[Geddy]

28 Days Later With Commentary.
An American Werewolf In London With Commentary.
The Descent With Director, Crew Commentary.
Slither.

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Geddy

28 Days Later With Commentary.
An American Werewolf In London With Commentary.
The Descent With Director, Crew Commentary.
Slither.

All at the same time??

Impressive..

You must have a terrible headache now. :rolleyes: