Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by hammerfan

The Thing (1982)

How many times have you seen it?

[Sculpt]

The Amityville Horror 1979 (5/10)


I don't like assessing films based on second viewings, as I think the 1st viewing is part of the quality. But I saw this last as a child, and a lot of films don't stand up well to a re-review as an adult. Amityville was not an exception.

It was quite slow moving until the last 30 mins. Up until that point, I didn't find the story that interesting, and the characters seemed rather flat. This time around, the last 30 mins, and the ending was a bit anticlimactic, especially in the sense the going-ons appeared rather disjointed and arbitrary from what had happened through the first 2/3rds. It didn't retain the creepiness and scariness I remembered as a kid.

[Ferox13]

Thief (1981)



70's (shot in 80's) Heist film, well crafted by Michael Mann and starring a particularly unlikeable James Caan.

[urgeok2]

Love that movie. great Tangerine Dream score

[Khaleesi]

Deliverance (1972)
I don't know why I haven't watched this film before since I've heard so many good things about it. Anyway, I really enjoyed it, especially the performances of both Voight and Reynolds. Excellent acting. And the dueling banjos scene was all kinds of awesome. I think I'll have to read the novel now.

[Scarecrows]

Scars Of Dracula (1970)..awesome hammer movie..

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

Love that movie. great Tangerine Dream score

The film looked and felt very 70's except for the score.

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

The film looked and felt very 70's except for the score.

it did, but i couldn't picture that film any other way

[Scarecrows]

Lust for a vampire(1971)...not a bad movie..7/10

[Fearonsarms]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

The Amityville Horror 1979 (5/10)


I don't like assessing films based on second viewings, as I think the 1st viewing is part of the quality. But I saw this last as a child, and a lot of films don't stand up well to a re-review as an adult. Amityville was not an exception.

It was quite slow moving until the last 30 mins. Up until that point, I didn't find the story that interesting, and the characters seemed rather flat. This time around, the last 30 mins, and the ending was a bit anticlimactic, especially in the sense the going-ons appeared rather disjointed and arbitrary from what had happened through the first 2/3rds. It didn't retain the creepiness and scariness I remembered as a kid.

I kind of agree I was a bit let down seeing it a second time after seeing it as a kid but I much prefer Amityfille 2: The Possession overall.