Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by Posher778

Friday the 13th Part 4- 7/10

I'm gonna say that this is my favorite one so far, just a step above 2 and the remake. Although it did have the lamest ending ever, it still had pissed off, ultra brutal Jason, and the kill by throwing thick chick from the high window was totally bad ass.

That's my favorite of the series. They really should've stopped it there... even tho I enjoy all of them really. Part 8 is the worst IMO

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by Disease

Haven't you seen the franchise before?

I've now seen 1,2,3,4,5,6, Manhattan, X, and FvJ.

[Elvis_Christ]

I'm one of the few people who dig Part 7. I wonder if you'll dig it?

[_____V_____]

Eden Lake.


I loved it. Brutal, unflinching and pretty hard-hitting. Good to see independent low-budget filmmakers come up with fresh ideas and execute them well also.

Pretty damn good flick. Recommended to all who havent seen it yet - especially Return, Fortunato, Elvis, Urge, Newb, Alky, etc.


Rating - * * * ½

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Eden Lake.


I loved it. Brutal, unflinching and pretty hard-hitting. Good to see independent low-budget filmmakers come up with fresh ideas and execute them well also.

Pretty damn good flick. Recommended to all who havent seen it yet - especially Return, Fortunato, Elvis, Urge, Newb, Alky, etc.


Rating - * * * ½

I've got a copy sitting here a friend sent me. I'll have to give it a watch... so much stuff to catch up on.

[Hate_Crew_Deathroll]

The Host

Great Movie

[Geddy]

Saturday Night Fever (1977) - 9/10.

Such an underrated film.

[Hate_Crew_Deathroll]

Blonde and Blonder

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Eden Lake.

I loved it. Brutal, unflinching and pretty hard-hitting. Good to see independent low-budget filmmakers come up with fresh ideas and execute them well also.

Pretty damn good flick. Recommended to all who havent seen it yet - especially Return, Fortunato, Elvis, Urge, Newb, Alky, etc.

Rating - * * * �

Glad to know that you liked it too.

I think this is the best survival horror films that came out lately, far better than The Strangers & Funny Games remake. :)

I gave it to my brother & his wife for a watch and they almost hated the shocking finale and later on I noticed that my brother somehow developed a pretty bad taste on horror films, recently he saw The Happenings & The Midnight Movie (which is a bad one too) and he liked the movies very much.:confused:

[roshiq]

As I'm a good fan of Asian Horror movies and _V_ extended the deadline for submitting the list for HDC Top 100 Asian Horror movies, so I'm thinking I should give it a try to watch as much Asian Horrors as I can before going to finalized my list. There are still some good Asian horrors that I haven't seen yet but I have came to read some pretty good online reviews of them already.

Noroi: The Curse (2005)



Ichise Takashige, producer of such fright classics as Ring, Dark Water, and Ju-on, presents a thrillingly Japanese mockumentary about a TV journalist Masafumi Kobayashi who had gone missing at present, leaving behind several video tapes of his unpublished work on his latest (and the last, apparently) paranormal research.

There's none of those stereotypical long-haired ghosts but the films successfully manages to hold an incredibly eerie atmosphere till the "pleasant" ending. Though the acting was bit mediocre and there are some things that weren't explained clearly but actually I haven't any complain for that cause everything else executed quite finely.

Recommended to Chrono, NE, V, Despare, Angra and everyone else who like to watch Asian Horrors sometimes.

>>: B+


Spirited Away (2001)

Amazing.

>>: A