Yeah it was on tv.I just watched it on the stars channel.

One of the weekest endings EVER. Kinda cool how a New Zealander was the antichrist :D

I just got thru with Witchcraft. A couple of decent gore scenes but this is about as good as you'd expect a movie with The Hoff and Linda Blair in it.

Swamp Thing

Wow, this is dated. The FX may have been good in the mid-80s but nowadays they just look terrible. This a freak-of-science-turns vigilante type of movie directed by Wes Craven. The story is okay, but rather conveneient at parts. The script and costumes are pretty bad. The gore is very tame. By today's standards this would be a mild PG-13 and nowhere near an R rated film. It also includes one of the hokiest looking villains I've ever seen in any movie ever. That wolf/plant/man at the end just looks utterly retarded. It might have been good whwen it came out, but it doesn't stand the test of time very well.

C-




Ultimate Avengers 2

This was nowhere near as good as the 1st Ultimate Avengers movie. Where the 1st one focused more on 2 characters I like (Hulk & Capt. America), this focused more on the Black Panther, who I am not so fond of. I found it rather boring actually.

C

watching saw 2 now before uni.......aaahhhh what a way to start a day.

finished watching saw 2 and now watching saw...yeah wrong order i know

Hocus Pocus.

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Haven't seen this one in forever and it's still dumb and still incredibly fun.

I only ever saw the submarine one...whats the go with this Sgt Pepper one?
I'd only ever associated that with the album of the same name.

i have a couple copies of that on laserdisc .. the old Discovision label (the 1st laserdiscs ever made)

they are full of laser rot .. is yours on DVD ?

it is a disaster of a movie but there are definately some cool parts ... alice cooper, steve martin, even frankie howard ..

It's a trainwreck but it's so funny and some of the moments are great. I love it, it's just so campy. Anyway, no DVD, it was on OnDemand. OD has a lot of different stuff on it now especially with the addition of FearNET.

The album gets a disjointed, silly story put to it with a lot of the songs being perfromed by other groups and people. Stars the BeeGees, Peter Frampton, George Burns, Steve Martin, and has appearances from Aerosmith and Alice Cooper as well. It's a trip.