Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[hellfire1]

Originally Posted by joshaube

Leprechaun is excellent!!! Good picks Jenna, but you missed the best one. :( Back 2 Da Hood is my favourite of them all and most people agree about that. You should def check it out!!!

Watched the original Halloween last night. LOL THIS MOVIE IS SO FUNNY you guys should really check it out! Omg... lol... I dun even know what to say. Just pure cheese, really good if you like movies that are unintentionally funny.

Watched The Thing after that and it put me to sleep... wow John Captern really can't direct no wonder he hasn't done anything lately but that lame tv episode last year... that cigarette thing... which sucked but not as much as the thing. I got it on HD so i could see all the errors they made in even better quality LOL... really poor attempt at filmmaking and very amateur.

Oh, and... Ellen Page.

:eek: :eek:


I have no words !!

[jenna26]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Bleh I could forgive you ALL the bad movies of the world...BUT...

Lep...Lepr...ARGH!!:mad:

Well, I had never seen them before okay.....geez.....I thought, maybe, just maybe with a few drinks I would find them silly enough to be enjoyable. Alas I was wrong....*sighs*

Originally Posted by joshaube

Leprechaun is excellent!!! Good picks Jenna, but you missed the best one. :( Back 2 Da Hood is my favourite of them all and most people agree about that. You should def check it out!!!

Yeah, I think I will skip that one, thanks....;)

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by hellfire1

:eek: :eek:


I have no words !!

yeah - the phrase 'to each his own' just isn't doing it for me right now

[hellfire1]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

yeah - the phrase 'to each his own' just isn't doing it for me right now

Seriously.

I still have no words... and think it's better that way.

[illdojo]

Kurt Cobain: About A Son - 9/10
An amazing documentary made with 25 hours of taped interviews with Kurt at his home and via telephone with journalist Michael Azerrad. A Visually beautiful film about Kurt in his own words. The film also has a stellar soundtrack. A must see for any Nirvana fan.

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by illdojo

Kurt Cobain: About A Son - 9/10
An amazing documentary made with 25 hours of taped interviews with Kurt at his home and via telephone with journalist Michael Azerrad. A Visually beautiful film about Kurt in his own words. The film also has a stellar soundtrack. A must see for any Nirvana fan.

:mad: I still haven't seen it.

[Elvis_Christ]

Leprechaun 3 is a great flick! Really good fun.... I'll come drink beer and watch it with you sometime Jenna :D

[Psycom5k]

There Will Be Blood I thought it was going to be boring, but I had nothing better to do so I watched it. I was wrong, its a great movie. 9/10 easily.

[Elvis_Christ]

Citizen Toxie... loved it especially how they apologised at the start for the first two shitty sequels that came before it :D

Avenging Force... Fine piece of 80s action cinema.

[_____V_____]

Four of the Apocalypse.


Fulci certainly had an eye for westerns. Too bad he didnt pursue that genre, or he might have given some veterans over there a real run for their money.

This one is sorta like Once Upon A Time In The West crossed with Django, with a slight flavor of The Wild Bunch. But it is a real treat - both visually and script-wise. A band of misfit criminals who have to cling together because the townsfolk want them dead, and a mysterious gunman who joins the group later with plans of his own...delicious! The dude who plays Chaco (the gunman) is the scene-stealer, and his character dominates all through the second half. There is enough gore to satisfy Fulci fans, including some really tough brutality scenes and a gut-wrenching cannibal scene.

For the most part, I liked it. It is a notch above Fulci's later offerings in horror. Well worth a check if you can find it.


Rating - * * * ½