Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Kane_Hodder]

Final Destinations I, II and III back to back.

[roshiq]

I know who killed me
>>: D+

SuperBad

>>: B+

[DP McCoy]

Wrong Turn 2-Dead End - Fun hack 'n' slash. 7/10

[The Mothman]

Originally Posted by Posher778

XXX is great! Did you not like it?

i hated it.

[hammerfan]

Taste the Blood of Dracula (my favorite Hammer film)

[Geddy]

12 Monkeys.
Rush In Rio.

[novakru]

28 weeks later
Good, liked the first one better
Looking foward to 28 months later


Then 28 years later



















Then 28 Decades Later.....

[newb]

Originally Posted by ChronoGrl

Oooo. That's a fun one. :) Though I liked Kung Fu Hustle better...


OK, so I have just wrapped up the final 2 films for the 8 Films to Die for HORRORFEST.

And what I have to say is WOW and WOW... But for two different reasons...


Nightmare Man



There's B-Grade horror and then there's b-grade horror. This film is about a woman who receives a creepy mask and then thinks she's haunted by the Nightmare man, a demon that comes to her in her dreams... And then it comes to her reality...

I honestly have no issue with monster/slasher films, but the production value of this film was so incredibly low that everyone in the theater couldn't help but give way to laughter. The demon's mask was absolutely pathetic, and attempts to catch the victim were just... poorly choreographed... The dialogue was stereotypically bad, but not so bad as to be self-conscious parody... Just an all around bad movie. As in, I want that hour and a half back. WOW. D-


Crazy Eights



Session 9 meets The Grudge. In a good way.

A ghost story involving 7 old friends, an old found box, and an old building. The present is confronted by the mistakes and shortfalls of the past. Definitely not a novel concept, but the execution was so incredibly clean that it left me digging my nails into my poor boyfriend's hand throughout the entire film. Crazy Eights takes a similar setting as Session 9 with the cast dealing with ghosts of their past (both metaphorical and literal) and couples it with the slow, methodical, hauntingly creepy suspenseful direction similar to Takashi Shimizu and other Japanese directors (the ghost aspect also follows similar themes). The writing and acting were incredibly vivid and captivating.

This was definitely the scariest film of the entire festival and a must-see for horror fans. A/A+

WOW. Great way to end a horror-fest weekend!

Very nice job on the reviews Chronogrl. ;)

[_____V_____]

The Ferryman.


Most recent horror I have been watching has been pretty average, but this one came across as a pleasant surprise. It has loads of atmospheric creepiness mingled with some very good and creative suspense throughout. The plot drags a bit in-between, but some notable directing and acting pulls it forward smoothly through the second half. It is technically solid, with great cinematography and a fresh look...so I give this a good 07/10.

Recommended to Alky, Rod, urge, newb, jenna, Styg, Austin, Elvis and the fans of atmospheric stuff.

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

The Ferryman.


Most recent horror I have been watching has been pretty average, but this one came across as a pleasant surprise. It has loads of atmospheric creepiness mingled with some very good and creative suspense throughout. The plot drags a bit in-between, but some notable directing and acting pulls it forward smoothly through the second half. It is technically solid, with great cinematography and a fresh look...so I give this a good 07/10.

Recommended to Alky, Rod, urge, newb, jenna, Styg, Austin, Elvis and the fans of atmospheric stuff.

I'll be checking this out. Thanks for the heads up!