Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[roshiq]

Headhunters (2011)

A good, intense Norwegian thriller.

>>: B

Last Caress (2010)

A low budget French effort in homage to Giallo films...particularly Argento & Bava inspired. Pretty silly at times but a fun watch overall.

>>: C+

Night Vision (2011)

Good booby shows but quite an average thriller.

>>: C

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by wizard of gore

dear mr.gacey

quite average,but theres allways something chilling about true storys,specially when the main character ended up killing himself in real life

I liked this alot but I'm a William Forsythe - it ws a good movie..

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by Медвежуть

watched Cabin in the woods. am i the only one who didn't like it?
i thought it was supposed to be funny or some shit like that

ohhh, the director is the same dude who made Lost and Buffy crap
this explains a lot

Joss Whedon didnt make Lost

[wizard of gore]

Originally Posted by Ferox13

I liked this alot but I'm a William Forsythe - it ws a good movie..

yeah it wasnt too bad..monster was better though

[Bob Gray]

Just watched The Innkeepers and IMO, it is an eerie, haunting, funny, and a return to classic nail-biting horror. By allowing time for character development, the creation of atmosphere, and building of suspense, and by steering clear of gore and saving its big reveal until the end, the director Ti West has delivered a genuinely involving and disconcerting chiller. He has a distinctive, careful camera style. I liked the way the camera shot was held for an exquisitely long time, so that when the scares arrive they pack a jolt.

I may have just found a new favorite director.

[cheebacheeba]

The Ruins (2008).
Pretty gruesome horror here, good amount of tension.
Acting was...ech...
But yeah, it was at least interesting, with a fair few cringe inducing moments.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by cheebacheeba

The Ruins (2008).
Pretty gruesome horror here, good amount of tension.
Acting was...ech...
But yeah, it was at least interesting, with a fair few cringe inducing moments.

It was an okay movie, the book was a lot better IMO.

[FreddyMyers]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

Just watched The Innkeepers and IMO, it is an eerie, haunting, funny, and a return to classic nail-biting horror. By allowing time for character development, the creation of atmosphere, and building of suspense, and by steering clear of gore and saving its big reveal until the end, the director Ti West has delivered a genuinely involving and disconcerting chiller. He has a distinctive, careful camera style. I liked the way the camera shot was held for an exquisitely long time, so that when the scares arrive they pack a jolt.

I may have just found a new favorite director.

In that case watch The House Of The Devil. More gore and Santinism but his trademark atmosphere and camera work are all there.

[Bob Gray]

Originally Posted by FreddyMyers

In that case watch The House Of The Devil. More gore and Santinism but his trademark atmosphere and camera work are all there.

It is definitely on my to be watched list.

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by Bob Gray

Just watched The Innkeepers and IMO, it is an eerie, haunting, funny, and a return to classic nail-biting horror. By allowing time for character development, the creation of atmosphere, and building of suspense, and by steering clear of gore and saving its big reveal until the end, the director Ti West has delivered a genuinely involving and disconcerting chiller. He has a distinctive, careful camera style. I liked the way the camera shot was held for an exquisitely long time, so that when the scares arrive they pack a jolt.

I may have just found a new favorite director.

Totally agreed.
And I definitely second the House of the Devil rec.