Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[cheebacheeba]

Futurama - Benders game.
I haven't seen any of the feature length futuramas aside from this one so I'm not sure ow it rates. It was alright, fairly entertaining - though episodes of the show have exceeded it IMO.

[roshiq]

Pop Skull (2007)



A very slow moving experimental Indie Horror that tells the story of Daniel, a pill addict utterly lost in a post breakup depression and struggling to maintain a fragile hold on reality and confused whether the visions he keeps catching sight of are actual ghosts or simple creations of his altered mind. The dark tone & atmosphere of the film sometimes able to delivered creepy & disturbing substances that are resulted from Daniel’s series of hallucinations & nightmares. Though this little dull weird flick definitely not for everyone but I think overall the effort is appreciable.

>>: C+

[Leatherfaceuk]

will check out that pop skull tonight, mate said it was pretty decent also.

Seems like the kind of movie id like:).

[psycho d]

Pulp Fiction (1994). This movie gets better every year. i almost forgot just how awesome the dialogue was. Ashe.
derek

[cheebacheeba]

Inglorious Basterds...honestly, I don't see the big deal...wasn't a bad watch, but I could do without this featuring in my collection.

[urgeok2]

Celluloid Horror

a doc about a vancouver native struggling to make an annual horror film festival a success.

pretty interesting.

[Ferox13]

Excellent though overly long (214 min) documentry about Jack Johnson...

Also watched
Hell's Angel: Mother Teresa by Christopher Hitchens - As suspected Hitchens annoyed the shit out of me..

[_____V_____]

DSL was out for 5 days so I got to check out a lot of films...


2012 - Stunning visuals, weak direction and characters. Wtf Cusack?


Feast 2 - Seemed like some of the gore scenes were forcefully put in, just for the sake of being "gorific" (the monster-dissection one).
And the whole "baby-rescue" scene was really poor in taste IMO. Cant forgive the makers to have put this sequence into the film. It could have done without it.
On a side note, Jenny Wade has a really nice ass.



Looking forward to checking more of that soon.


Intruder - Always love this. Some of my favorite kills in this one.


A Night at the Roxbury - A guilty pleasure. Always loved it.


The Neverending Story - One of my all-time faves.


Flight of the Navigator - See above.


30 Days of Night - Great story, weak climax. Sort of like an anti-climatic ending really. For a strong villain, he went down rather "tamely". But still it kept my interest alive throughout so I am pretty keen on checking out where the sequel goes.


Dead Space: Downfall - Loved this.

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Feast 2 - Seemed like some of the gore scenes were forcefully put in, just for the sake of being "gorific" (the monster-dissection one).
And the whole "baby-rescue" scene was really poor in taste IMO. Cant forgive the makers to have put this sequence into the film. It could have done without it.

In fairness the whole series prides its self on poor taste - the baby scene was pretty funny.

[siorai]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Feast 2 - Seemed like some of the gore scenes were forcefully put in, just for the sake of being "gorific" (the monster-dissection one).
And the whole "baby-rescue" scene was really poor in taste IMO. Cant forgive the makers to have put this sequence into the film. It could have done without it.

But the extended "everyone gets a facial from a corpse" scene was Oscar-worthy cinema right? You obviously don't "get" the Feast movies at all. The movies are basically an hour and a half each of gore scenes loosely held together by a "plot" just for the sake of being gory and over the top stupid fun. You're meant to nitpick and analyze the plot and thematic devices used in the film about as much as you should for a porno. Oddly enough all the films in question involve an inordinate amount of flying semen...