Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by The_Return
I need to buy that...loved it, but I only rented.

You should look into the Humphrey Bogart Collection. I got it for Christmas and love it. Very affordable and it comes with:

-The Maltese Falcon

-Casablanca

-The Big Sleep

-Key Largo

All great, GREAT movies.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...v=glance&n=130

[The_Return]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
You should look into the Humphrey Bogart Collection. I got it for Christmas and love it. Very affordable and it comes with:

-The Maltese Falcon

-Casablanca

-The Big Sleep

-Key Largo

All great, GREAT movies.

Might have to keep an eye out for that...I have Casablanca on VHS, but I havent seen Big Sleep or Key Largo.

[The_Return]

FutureShop.ca has a different Bogart collection. ALOT more expensive though, and has different movies.

http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/pro...9&catid=14702#

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally posted by alkytrio666
Hitchcock's concentration camp documentary.

Pretty fucking sick film.

What's the deal with this? Sounds interesting.

I just finished Helter Skelter (the 2004 TV movie). Pretty cool I'm gonna check out the 70s version again and the Manson Family movie that came out recently this week.

[bwind22]

Originally posted by bloodrayne
Skeleton Key....I really liked this one...Kept me guessing...I had a little over half of it figured out before the end, instead of ALL of it in 15-20 minutes....So, yeah...Really good

I thought the ending was a REALLY welcome breath of fresh air for a Hollywood produced film. Loved it and didn't see it coming at all! Highly underrated film.

[bwind22]

Chicken Little

Meh... This was a semi-entertaining CGI film, but these types of films are really losing their sense of awe. I remember back when Toy Story and Antz came out and it didn't even really matter if the plot was there because the film were just so visually fresh, it was something cool to watch. Now, these are starting to get somewhat stale and aside from Finding Nemo (Which was great) I haven't seen one in the last several years that really impressed me.

This one was okay, but nothing special. If you got little kids, they'll probably like it.

C


Invasion of the Body Snatchers

I thought this film was great! I was pretty much in to this from start to finish. Well acted, good plot, good suspense. All around great movie.

A-



The Gate

A pretty cheesy PG-13 horror from the mid 80s about a kid (Stephen Dorff) accidently opening a Gate to Hell. It's not horrible, but it is PG-13 and that means they didn't do as much as they coulda with the gore. The main actors all do alright, but the friends of Dorff's sister are both TERRIBLE actors. The plots pretty basic, gore is minimal, actings okay.

D+

[slasherman]

Originally posted by bwind22




Invasion of the Body Snatchers

I thought this film was great! I was pretty much in to this from start to finish. Well acted, good plot, good suspense. All around great movie.

A-

which version ? ...1978 ?
...started seeing "The Burning" yesterday....too tired to finish it...

[bwind22]

Originally posted by slasherman
which version ? ...1978 ?
...started seeing "The Burning" yesterday....too tired to finish it...

1956 B&W





I started Chronicles of Narnia earlier but didn't finish it. I'll finish that and watch King Kong tomorrow.

[Nyarlathotep]

sum of all fears

[Angra]

"Island of the dead" 0/10

"Horror in the Attic" 6/10

"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" 7-8/10