Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[BloodRedFlower]

I watched "Fragiles" last night... it was pretty cool. I had heard both great and terrible opinions on it, but I liked it.

The story is plausible, the acting is reasonable, there is a cool twist at the end and the general mood is creepy as hell.

I still think that part of what makes a good horror movie is where, when and with whom you watch it. If I'd seen this movie alone I'd be shitting my pants, so... that's how you should see it if you want to get the full experience ;)

Still, I give it 7/10

[Nyarlathotep]

the stuff

[Nyarlathotep]

deadbeat at dawn

[Amalthea]

The Eternity & A Day 10 / 10

[Yellow Jacket]

Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
@YJ- The different types of Dougs was obviously intentional. One was his masculine side, one was his feminine side and the other was his inner child I guess you could say. That's what made it funny imo, but I'm goofy guy so it doesn't take all that much to make me crack up.

Oh ok. I never thought of it that way. Though, I still don't like Multiplicity. And I'm like you. I mean, I laughed at Deuce Bigalow:European Gigalow (which I just finished).

[scouse mac]

Master and Commander:The Far Side of the World

Memento

North By Northwest

[alkytrio666]

Originally posted by scouse mac
North By Northwest

Great movie- one of Hitchcock's finest.

[alkytrio666]

Night of the Living Dead. Improves with every viewing.

I did find something funny, however. Well, my mom did. She walked in at the part where Ben is saying "I've got all the doors and windows boarded up", and she noticed that while he's saying that there is a window in the background that isn't boarded up.

It's pretty damn funny.

[Nyarlathotep]

dracula (1979)

[urgeok]

Originally posted by Nyarlathotep
dracula (1979)

too much rain for you to go out and play some footie today ? :D