Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Geddy]

The Departed (2006) - 9/10.

One of my favourite Scorsese flicks.

[Disease]

Ken Park

I remember this movie was banned in Australia just before it was due to be released, but I couldn't remember why. I guess it was just all the penises..

It's a gritty and bleak film though, it leaves an impact though the ending was a bit dissapointing.

7/10

[newb]

Watched "Last House On The Left" last night. Its been about thirty years since I've seen it. Was a bit disappointed. While this had some truly horrific scenes the dopey comedy bits almost ruined the movie. Lets hope the remake leaves them out.

[fortunato]

Friday the 13th (2009)

Pretty underwhelmed. Not that I was necessarily expecting anything great, but it just seemed to be a distillation of the first three films all in one package, ready for mass consumption. I didn't really see anything special. Just another remake.

[Geddy]

Midnight Cowboy (1969) - 10/10.

One of my favourite films. Dustin Hoffman is great in this.

[urgeok2]

Alien Raiders
this one i bought on a whim -ended up enjoying it.
made the most of a small budget .. excellent unknown cast. well written.

[Azazel005]

Originally Posted by Disease

Ken Park

I remember this movie was banned in Australia just before it was due to be released, but I couldn't remember why. I guess it was just all the penises..

It's a gritty and bleak film though, it leaves an impact though the ending was a bit dissapointing.

7/10

Oh Larry Clark... you'd think with all that teen sex and violence he's obsessed with he'd have something interesting to say in his films... yet he doesn't. If I recall correctly the scene that it was banned for was the "Door handle" scene.

[The_Return]

East of Eden

Wonderful performances, and a great script...really liked this one. Plus it's the first full movie I've seen with James Dean - wow, what a talent. Shame he only did 3 movies, could have gone on to real greatness.

Rebel Without a Cause

...and to back up my last point: what a stunning performance this one is. First time that I've properly watched this one, and what a powerful and iconic film it is. Could easily become a favourite of mine.

Vincent Price: The Sinister Image

Very interesting interview. Price always seems like such a sweet and intelligent man...he has always been one of my idols. This doesn't really say anything that I didn't already know, but it's always fascinating to listen to someone you admire speak about their life.

This DVD has some great features on it as well: I especially enjoyed the 2 television specials. The Weird, Wild World of Dr. Goldfoot and Half Hour to Kill: Freedom to Get Lost - both were highly entertaining. I haven't gotten to the radio show included (Three Skeleton Key) or the audio interview, but you can bet that I will.

An essential buy for any Price fan :)

[_____V_____]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

Alien Raiders
this one i bought on a whim -ended up enjoying it.
made the most of a small budget .. excellent unknown cast. well written.

I noticed the ads on just about every horror site there is on the Net, and I thought it was getting a little too overhyped.

But, it sounds like a nice dose of cheesy fun. Thanks for the heads up, bud.

[Disease]

Teenage Mutant ninja turtles 2 : The secret of the ooze

Such a long time since I had watched that, it was heaps of fun....

7/10