Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Cujo]

Just watched Autopsy..I liked this one :D

[Straker]

The Wrestler. First watch. Thought it was pretty good. Solid cast, great peformance from Rourke. Simple story, nicely directed.

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by Cujo

Just watched Autopsy..I liked this one :D

You are the ONLY OTHER ONE (besides me and my boyfriend) who've admitted to liking that movie... I thought it was fantastic.

[The Krell]

Tokyo Zombies-I was warned I wouldn't like it,but they were rather wrong.

[The Mothman]

watched Black Dynamite a while ago. absolutely hilarious film.
"I threw that shit before I came in the room!"

[roshiq]

The Crazies (2010)



Not a bad remake but I was expecting to see some more explicit chaos in the town.

>>: B

The Black Belly of the Tarantula (1971)



I'd find more interesting to see if the killer used some real Tarantulas (like the scene from Fulci's The Beyond) on his/her victims rather want to see them as defeated Tarantula against a killer wasp.:) Anyway, it's still a fine Giallo.

>>: B+


Peacock (2010)



Cillian Murphy was great in it but the ending left me unsatisfied.

>>: B-

Clash of the Titans (1981)



>>: B+

[psycho d]

Brother (2000). This Yakuza flick from Kitano may not be his absolute best, but it might just be his most violent. It might also be one of the most open display of fatalistic and grim humor as compared to his other flicks. The story itself is about honor, holding true commitments, and being true to oneself, even when that truth will but lead to heartbreak and suffering. This was a nice breakthrough for Takeshi in that he succeeds in the East meets West type of flicks, where such a pairing only leads to violent chaos. Overall a fun watch, albeit a tad violent. Merci beacoup.
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[QuisCustodiet]

Dusted off the original Nightmare on Elm Street last night. Havent seen it in years and wanted to refresh before the remake came out. Still holds up really well, even though you cant say the same for most of the sequels.

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by QuisCustodiet

Dusted off the original Nightmare on Elm Street last night. Havent seen it in years and wanted to refresh before the remake came out. Still holds up really well, even though you cant say the same for most of the sequels.

Most of those haven't dated well at all with the exception of Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

[QuisCustodiet]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

Most of those haven't dated well at all with the exception of Wes Craven's New Nightmare.

Ill give you that one, turned out really well. I wasnt planning on going back to any of the sequels but now that you mention it I think I might pop that one in tonight.

I didnt even like the other ones when I was a kid. Should probably give them another look some day, but its not high on my to-do list.