Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Jumper 2008 7/10

[FryeDwight]

STILL ALICE (2014). While I would not want to watch this again, Julianne Moore is wonderful (and heartbreaking) and certainly deserved her Oscar. ***

[Angra]

"Diablo" 7/10

Wow, a western with a twist? Now I've seen everything!

If Scott Eastwood is the new Clint Eastwood, only time will tell. But he sure got the looks for the job. His acting isn't bad either, especially in this flick.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by Angra

So far this has been a very poor month for not only horror movies, but any damn movies.

It's so bad I've started watching old horror movies on Youtube, for the lack of better entertainment. HELP MEEE!!!

Same here. Been re-watching movies due to lack of new stuff.

Seen all these?

-Assault on Wall Street
-Bad Milo
-Black Sheep
-Blood Car
-Botched
-DeadHeads
-Evil Aliens
-Feast series
-Fido
-Fresh Meat
-Idle Hands
-Juan Of The Dead (Juan De Los Muertos)
-Monster Man
-Severance

[Angra]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Marlon

Same here. Been re-watching movies due to lack of new stuff.

Seen all these?

-Assault on Wall Street
-Bad Milo
-Black Sheep
-Blood Car
-Botched
-DeadHeads
-Evil Aliens
-Feast series
-Fido
-Fresh Meat
-Idle Hands
-Juan Of The Dead (Juan De Los Muertos)
-Monster Man
-Severance

Not all of them, no. Thanks.

[newb]

Originally Posted by Angra

"Diablo" 7/10

Wow, a western with a twist? Now I've seen everything!

If Scott Eastwood is the new Clint Eastwood, only time will tell. But he sure got the looks for the job. His acting isn't bad either, especially in this flick.

He sure looks like his dad. Been wanting to see this one.

[horcrux2007]

The Revenant (2015)

Loosely based on the life of 19th century frontiersman Hugh Glass, The Revenant is a brutal yet visually stunning western with one of Leonardo DiCaprio's best performances yet. The film follows Glass after he is mauled by a bear and left for dead by his fellow fur traders. One of the frontiersmen, John Fitzgerald, kills his son, and Glass voyages over 200 miles to exact revenge on him. The Revenant is one of the most violent movies I've seen from 2015, although the incredible scenery and cinematography also make it one of the most astonishing movies to look at. It combines some intense, difficult-to-watch scenes with amazing scenery which makes it one of the most beautiful violent films I've seen. Leo's committed and demanding performance is certainly one of the best of his career especially because of the lack of the dialog in the film. The 156-minute running time, relentless brutality and limited dialog does take a bit of a commitment to finish, but The Revenant is a masterfully directed film that makes the most of its subject matter's intriguing story.

9/10

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Cinderella 2015 10/10

[Roiffalo]

Originally Posted by newb

He sure looks like his dad.

Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaah he does

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Entity, 2015. 5/10



Found Footage from Peru. Film students decide to do a project studying people watching 'reaction videos' So they are filming videos of people watching horrific videos to see their reaction. They try to hunt them down to see what they watched. Well all of them died. They start to look for this said video. They end up in an old cemetery and find the film. Anyway annoying FF in check, cool gore scenes when you could focus on it and a pissed off demon. Alot of over the top acting and screaming but I've never had my face ripped apart by a demon so I may scream just as loud as they. : )