Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Home Sick, 2007. 8/10




The Devil's Candy, 2015. 9/10




The Boondock Saints, 1999. 10/10




Stake Land II, 2016. 6/10

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Scare Campaign

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Hitman's Bodyguard, 2017. 6/10






Boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii thank fuck I wasn't the one that paid to see this movie. Geesh. Hollywood stereotypical action film.but, Gary Oldman : ) you barely see him. The usual one liners, choreographed car chases with guns that have never ending bullets!! MOTHERFUCKER!

Ryan Reynolds face is gorgeous though.


Indie/undergroundFilms4Life

[FryeDwight]

TREKKIES (1999). Pretty interesting time capsule about super intense loyalty that some fans have for the STAR TREK's. While it has been labled "condescending" by many critics/Fan sites, didn't find it so. ***

[_____V_____]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Loved both of those Spanish thrillers. Have you seen The Invisible Guest? from the director of El Cuerpor aka The Body. Not as good as Cuerpo/Body and kinda predictable but a pretty intense who/how done it thriller, you'll like it too.

Thanks for the rec. Will check out The Invisible Guest.

Originally Posted by roshiq

As far I know, I think La cara oculta aka The Hidden Face got an Indian remake in the MURDER franchise...have you seen that?

The only one I liked in the Murder series was the first one. Didn't bother with the rest. Boring, dreary stuff.

Originally Posted by roshiq

From those Sci-fi duo, only seen Kill Switch.
Read a few bad reviews about The Recall at IMDB and thought I'd skip it. But as you recommended, now I'll have to check it out.

I stopped following IMDB reviews a long time back.

As long as a film has a decent rating (around 5/10) and has a plot which intrigues me, I am all game for it. Preference given to mystery-suspense films these days.

Originally Posted by roshiq

Btw. are there only 3 seasons of Hemlock Grove?

Yep. One of the main reasons why it's so good. I don't like stretched out shows/series - just because it became popular and the channels decide to rake in the TRPs by over-roasting the main contents.

Wikipedia link

[Roiffalo]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Yep. One of the main reasons why it's so good. I don't like stretched out shows/series - just because it became popular and the channels decide to rake in the TRPs by over-roasting the main contents.

Wikipedia link

You mean Supernatural?

[Tommy Jarvis]

Headless wasn't the greatest movie over all:
- the acting was (sometimes) sub par
- the first 15 minutes have no discernable plot
- the male characters look and talk like they're auditioning for a Rob Zombie-movie
- the fact that the bowling alley owner is killed off screen

But it also has a few things going for it
- a scary killer (though his mask reminded me of Corey Taylor somehow)
- genuinely creepy vibes
- disturbing imagery
- in a way, it made me long for the traditional last girl-payoff, but it did not give that and - sort of like the original version of Funny Games - that made it better.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

Kill Game
Even Lambs Have Teeth

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

I had a movie watching partner this afternoon so I let him select...here I go.


Daddy's Home, 2015 {Dumb}




Ultra American, 2015 {Dumber}




The Spy Next Door, 2010 {Dumbest}

[Lord Voldemort]

House On Willow Street-7 out of 10 stars.
Death Note-8 out 10 stars. Bear in mind it is a horroredy.
Cabin Fever: Patient Zero-5 out of 10 stars. If you liked the first one this installment will leave you satisfied.