The Bishop's Wife - Great film, I love Cary Grant.

Coffy - Pam Grier kicks ass.

Dead Alive.
The Punisher.
Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon with cast and crew commentary.
The Evil Dead 2 With Commentary.

Sunshine - quite disappointing,some good effects,Cillian Murphy was good but still .. meh 6/10

Blades of Glory - Quite funny in some scenes,not so much in others 6/10

Wind Chill - An average tale of ghostly goings on,could've been better 6/10

The Simpsons Movie - Hilarious,I loved it 9/10

The Hamiltons - Surprisingly good,it had a very bleak atmosphere and a neat re-cycling of a well trod mythos 8/10

Hellraiser 7 , Hellraiser 8 , Creepshow 2.

Aeon Flux
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The Night of the Hunter
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Paperhouse

My campus is showing Pink Panther Strikes Again & Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Sounds like your kind of movie night. I'll be attending.

Ah, fuck off!
A hysterical Peter Sellers flick (the scene where Clouseau snaps the cane over Cato's head in slow motion is unbearably funny) and my fourth favorite movie of all time?!
Lucky guy.

What school are you at?

My last seen:

Stand By Me (1986)

Really pretty damned good, and gets a special nod for the great kid acting (yeah, even Feldman), but it doesn't hold a candle to the King novella.

Sanjuro (1962)

A fucking blast. Akira Kurosawa was an absolute henious at this kind of escapist fare; samarai smarts, full of action, humor, and a powerful hero.
For anyone who hasn't seen them, check out Yojimbo (1961) and then this one.

was definately different, i'll give it that
being kept in the dark is still no substitute for a good old fashioned massacre though :(

was definately interesting
sill, all i wanted was to see someone die! :(

double post
 

my bad, comp trouble :p

The Evil Dead - greatest horror movie made.

Godzilla vs King Kong.
Gotta love the "natives."
Booga booga.

Mammoth

Yes! Finally! Sci-Fi Channel finally decided to rerun Mammoth for me, written of course by RoderickUsher. There were some great lines in this but I'm too tired to recite them at the moment. The deaths were perfectly cheesy and the story was B movie gold. I think I'm in agreement with Sean that this is probably the most entertaining of the films he's written (until LA Gothic comes out).

C+

Ohh
 

What a scene!!

Altered
good movie

City of the living dead a.k.a Paura nella città dei morti viventi.
Cool one from master Fulci. Great visual effects in ripping out the brains and bleeding eyes. Not a masterpiece but worth seeing for zombie-cracks.
Cheers
VZ

-From Dusk Till' Dawn.
-A Nightmare On Elm Street With Commentary.

Solaris with commentary

Hard Boiled

seen this one many times and never tire of the action scenes.

..but not...classic...

Bats. Disappointing.

This Is Spinal Tap.

But.....these go to eleven!

Hey VC, have you watched Mary Shelley's Frankenstein yet?

I always thought the russian original was WAY better than the Hollywood remake.

Sunshine. Very good film.

One thing Steven Soderbergh said in one of the extra features was that he did not intend it to be a remake, but his own film version of the book.

I keep hearing about the original movie, tho, I think I'll see if Netflix has it.

Lucky Number Slevin

The Hills Have Eyes 1976 with commentary.
The fog (1980) with commentary.

Bourne Supremacy.
Wanted to catch up before Ultimatum at the end of the week.
Didn't like supremacy quite as much as the first one, but they're both pretty good, love the fight scene coreography.
You guys know there's a 4th and 5th (this year) Bourne book, written by another guy? I wonder how good those are...

2/10
Borderline Cult
A shitty Indy Horror flix put out by Lionsgate. I rented it, because the cover made it look promising.
Bad mistake, that's $4.00 and 81 minutes that I'll never get back. :mad: :rolleyes:

From what i hear, Ultimatum was definately the last in the movie series.
But I was wondering how good those books were as well.

By the way- you should love The Bourne Ultimatum; I thought it was even the best.

Sling Blade

rob zombies halloween

Any good ?

Platoon .

Decided to give Undead another shot... still didn't love it. I won't say I hated it as much as I did before but some REALLY ugly cgi, lame attempts at humor, and poor pacing really hurt this one for me. Some good gore (aside from some of the horrid CGI) and a decent story with a fun twist make it watchable but I would never recommend it. I think I'd bump my score from 3 out of 10 to 5 out of 10.

St. Thomas, up here in good ol' Canada. It's an arts school, which is surprisingly movie oriented (considering it's not a, you know, art school.) Then again, my high school screened Anatomy of a Murder - which completely threw me for a loop.