Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Roiffalo]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

Absolutely! A film that awes. Unfortunately, not many of them.

Depends on the audience I think. I saw it once or twice as a kid and didn't think anything of it. It was more intellectual than visual (which is generally what holds a child's attention), so when I saw it as an adult with actual attention and understanding, it was a fantastic film. I would even say one of my favorites from the 70s/80s era. And I just die whenever I see someone make references to the sculpting scene in another movie!

[SerialKiller]

They Live-1988. Great fun.

[KarlaMauricio]

The reason why i don't like to go to the sea

Jaws- 1975

[Ms.Macabre_91]

One of my favorite John Carpenter movies.

[Ms.Macabre_91]

Originally Posted by KarlaMauricio

The reason why i don't like to go to the sea

Jaws- 1975

Yeah that movie is awesome. I always make sure I watch it at least once during the summer.

[Repo'd]

Messiah of Evil

[SerialKiller]

Rabid-1977. My first Marilyn Chambers movie.

[Cinematic Shocks]

The Centerfold Girls (1974)

*** out of ****

[Martha]

The Howling!

Great werewolf movie.

Only topped by the original one with Lon Chaney, Jr.

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by Martha

The Howling!

Great werewolf movie.

Only topped by the original one with Lon Chaney, Jr.

First time you see it?

Those are my two favorite werewolf films, by far.

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The opening... the cinéma vérité style... really blew my hair back. Then Dante backed off of that, and the rest of the film was a fairly interesting tale, with some really heavy scenes, especially the scene where the maniac changes into a werewolf & takes the bullet out of his head. Lastly, I always kinda wondered why, when the heroine reporter changes into a werewolf on air, why they made her a Lon Chaney Jr type of wolf, with a short snout, instead of the terrifying wolves they had already established?