Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[TheUltimateDreamWarrior]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

It's an interesting genre. I've never seen Torso. I really liked Suspiria, and liked Black Sabbath, but I didn't like The Beyond or Zombie.

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

Absolutely...TORSO was very hard going

Q, THE WINGED SERPANT (1982). Very silly and hampered a bit by low budget, but pretty good on its own terms and humorous too with a cast of favorite performers. ***

I don't remember if I've seen Black Sabbath. I know it's Mario Bava. I've seen Blood and Black Lace which was good. I liked The Beyond and House by the Cemetary. Zombie was good, but I'm not big into the zombie subgenre. I'm more of a werewolf buff. I rewatched An American Werewolf in London, yesterday. It holds up remarkably well in today's age. Torso was boring in my opinion and the climax was anticlimactic.

I only saw one scene from Q, The Winged Serpent. It looked like the run-of-the-mill monster flick. It reminded me a little bit of the original Clash of the Titans.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

Absolutely...TORSO was very hard going

Q, THE WINGED SERPANT (1982). Very silly and hampered a bit by low budget, but pretty good on its own terms and humorous too with a cast of favorite performers. ***

I liked Q. Not great but fun

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Red Queen Kills Seven Times, 1972. 7/10

[Repo'd]

The Incredible Melting Man

Very goopy and excellent FX work by Rick Baker. The cast includes Cheryl Smith and Janus Blythe, which adds to the watchability.

[TheUltimateDreamWarrior]

Originally Posted by Repo'd

The Incredible Melting Man

Very goopy and excellent FX work by Rick Baker. The cast includes Cheryl Smith and Janus Blythe, which adds to the watchability.

Hmm, looks interesting. I love the cover art and I saw a picture of Rick Baker's effects on Wikipedia. It looks pretty cool.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Killer's Moon, 1978. 8/10




The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, 1970. 9/10

[FryeDwight]

PHANTASM (1979). While I don't think it's as good as some people make it out to be, it has, if nothing else, a lot of cool plot twists and certainly is not dull. Wouldn't mind me a couple of the flying spheres (Great effect) for some people and the "Lady in Lavender" was choice! ***1/2

[FryeDwight]

Originally Posted by TheUltimateDreamWarrior

Good freaking movie! My aunt didn't like it but I absolutely love that film. I love the effects, the seaside atmosphere, and the story itself is amazing. Plus Stan Winston worked on it so that makes it even more amazing.

I have to agree all the way with You. Very good film that deserves a bigger audience.

[FryeDwight]

SHOCK WAVES (1976). Low budget hampers this a bit, but still a darn good little flick and the monsters in here are pretty eerie. Decent perfs by Brooke Adams, Peter Cushing, John Carradine and Luke Halpin (TV's FLIPPER-!!) ***1/2

[Bloof]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

SHOCK WAVES (1976). Low budget hampers this a bit, but still a darn good little flick and the monsters in here are pretty eerie. Decent perfs by Brooke Adams, Peter Cushing, John Carradine and Luke Halpin (TV's FLIPPER-!!) ***1/2

An old fav.