Last seen movies

thejokeriv wrote:

Watching Hot Shots on FMC

I love that movie!

Another state of mind

One of the greatest punk documentarys ever.

The Descent : Part 2
Edge of Darkness

iamrockerfun wrote:

The Descent : Part 2
Edge of Darkness

So how is Pt 2 of The Descent?

The original is one of my all time favorite horror movies so I'm really afraid of "sequel-itis" where the sequel totally sucks.

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's actually a classic among fans of low budget gore cinema.

And you're right, it's not a slasher movie. It's further "out there" than that.

A week or so ago:

No Country For Old Men

And just a few minutes ago finished:

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

And will be watching later tonight:

Inglorious Bastards

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's the one where Tom Savini get's his head blown off in a car, right? Or was Tom the killer?

tohostudios wrote:

iamrockerfun wrote:

The Descent : Part 2
Edge of Darkness

So how is Pt 2 of The Descent?

The original is one of my all time favorite horror movies so I'm really afraid of "sequel-itis" where the sequel totally sucks.

watchable but for me it was average 3/5 stars. far away from 1st part but if u are fan of original, go for it.

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

A week or so ago:

No Country For Old Men


Not as good as it was made out to be.....



And will be watching later tonight:

Inglorious Bastards

AWESOME movie!!!!!! Christopher Waltz truly deserved the oscar for his role!!!! Creepy, weird and doesn't lose his Smurf until the end!!!! I can't believe Hurt Locker beat this one for best picture (or Avatar for that matter!)

kmorg wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's the one where Tom Savini get's his head blown off in a car, right? Or was Tom the killer?

That's the one. Savini's not the killer though, it's this greasy, fat guy who looks like Ron Jeremy.

Law Abiding Citizen:

Very good movie. I liked this one a lot. Nice twists.


Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs:

Over the top silly but with some legitimately funny parts. The kids loved it.

thejokeriv wrote:

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

A week or so ago:

No Country For Old Men


Not as good as it was made out to be.....



And will be watching later tonight:

Inglorious Basterds

AWESOME movie!!!!!! Christopher Waltz truly deserved the oscar for his role!!!! Creepy, weird and doesn't lose his Smurf until the end!!!! I can't believe Hurt Locker beat this one for best picture (or Avatar for that matter!)

I didn't get around to watching it last night. I'll be watching it tonight. I've seen the opening scene, but didn't get to finish the whole movie (was drinking at a mates house at the time, and had to get home before I passed out....)

You're right on No Country For Old Men. Decent movie, but not NEARLY as good as everyone was saying. The part Javier Bardem played was really good, though.

I just got a blu-ray player so I've been re-watching a few...

Knowing (not as good as it could have been, but still a neat flick)
Sunshine (the blu ray transfer is far superior to the dvd, improved all the fx shots)
The Shining (the best looking film transfer I've ever seen, blew me away)
28 Days Later (man I love this movie....)

Interstella 5555 and about to start Moulin Rouge.

detuned wrote:

I just got a blu-ray player so I've been re-watching a few...

Knowing (not as good as it could have been, but still a neat flick)

I thought that was a pretty good movie too. Despite the negative feedback it received. Great directing and acting!

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's the one where Tom Savini get's his head blown off in a car, right? Or was Tom the killer?

That's the one. Savini's not the killer though, it's this greasy, fat guy who looks like Ron Jeremy.

Joe Spinell. Great movie, by the way.

Leatherface wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's the one where Tom Savini get's his head blown off in a car, right? Or was Tom the killer?

That's the one. Savini's not the killer though, it's this greasy, fat guy who looks like Ron Jeremy.

Joe Spinell. Great movie, by the way.

Here's a killer review of it (warning: bad language):

I watched DC Comics animated movies yesterday:

Green Lantern:First Flight

Superman/Batman:Public Enemies

kmorg wrote:

Leatherface wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

kmorg wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

Maniac.

I thought it was a slasher movie but it's really more of a psycho killer movie (yes, I think there's a difference). Wasn't very good.

That's the one where Tom Savini get's his head blown off in a car, right? Or was Tom the killer?

That's the one. Savini's not the killer though, it's this greasy, fat guy who looks like Ron Jeremy.

Joe Spinell. Great movie, by the way.

Here's a killer review of it (warning: bad language):

That has to be the most braindead review I've ever heard!

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

I'm a sucker for all things Clive Barker.

"I was born to murder the world.."


I'd like to someday see a Barker-directed 'The Great And Secret Show'..

tohostudios wrote:

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

I'm a sucker for all things Clive Barker.

I never read any of his books, but I loved all the movies and adaptions. I remember watching a crappy VHS bootleg of Lord Of Illusions when it was brand new in theaters. I also remember hearing an interview with him on English radio many years ago. They asked people to phone in and ask questions. This was way before the internet, and I phoned in to ask him how many of his books/novels that had been made into movies. They never got around to aks him my question, but I remember Clive going through the list of people he didn't have time to answer, and thanked, amongst others, Gurt (sic!) from Norway!

Schbopo wrote:

Moulin Rouge.

This was batshit insane.