Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[tommywikkid]

High Tension

Ive always for one reason or another avoided this movie, and now I wish I didnt. Some really brutal kills in this one. And nice twist towards the end. 4/5

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by tommywikkid

High Tension

Ive always for one reason or another avoided this movie, and now I wish I didnt. Some really brutal kills in this one. And nice twist towards the end. 4/5

Glad to know i'm not the only one who liked it

[Bizarre]

I watched The Fly with Jeff Goldblum last night. Not literally, he was in the film.

I thought it was very good and very gross. I hadn't seen it in years so remembered very little. In fact, when I did watch it, I must have been about 8 or 9 and remember subtely trying to cover my field of vision with my legs when it got to the end part..so I never really had seen the real monstrosity he becomes at the end.

8/10 :D

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by Bizarre

I watched The Fly with Jeff Goldblum last night. Not literally, he was in the film.

That made me smile..

[Bob Gray]

Umm... this isn't a movie but I watched Bill Hicks Live. It has a few of his stand-up routines and then it has a little documentary about him with it. LMAO

[phantomstranger]

"The Town That Dreaded Sundown" (1976)
-Ben Johnson
Plot: IMDB

A Texas Ranger hunts for a hooded serial killer terrorizing the residents of a small town, set in 1946 Texas. Loosely based on a true story.

Phantom's Review: I remember seeing this film in theaters way back in '76 and thinking it was a pretty good thriller, well..36 years have passed and time has not been kind to this film. With the exception of star Ben Johnson (who had been making movies for about 40 years at this time) most of the actors seem amateurish. The attempts at humor fall completely flat and their is absolutely no suspense. Actress Dawn Wells (of "Gilligan's Island" fame) has a small part as one of the victims and she does a good job, but is in the film for a very short time. Overall, my memory of this movie was a lot better than the actual film.

[newb]

Originally Posted by phantomstranger

"The Town That Dreaded Sundown" (1976)
-Ben Johnson
Overall, my memory of this movie was a lot better than the actual film.

I hate when that happens


did a bit of reading last night

Point Blank---french action film....very good

Timecrimes--Spanish time twisting movie...saw this one before ....great mind-fuck of a film

[roshiq]

>> True Grit (1969) : A

>> Cold Sweat (2010) : C

>> The Sting (1973) : A-

>> Long Pigs (2007) : B+ (Recommended)

>> Caché aka Hidden (2005): B+

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by roshiq

>> True Grit (1969) : A

>> Cold Sweat (2010) : C

>> The Sting (1973) : A-

>> Long Pigs (2007) : B+ (Recommended)

>> Caché aka Hidden (2005): B+

The Sting is one of my favorite movies!!

[Fearonsarms]

Blood Runs Cold (2011)
Atmospheric gory and gritty slasher. Quite a simple film really but sometimes the simple things work really well and it certainly does here. Solid stuff. The thing is how the lead characters seem much more real and well rounded than in most recent horror it was refreshing, they were believable with enough development for you to sympathize with.