Last seen movies

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

Coraline - creepy animated movie.

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MetalGuy71 wrote:: Coraline - creepy animated movie.

My girlfriend loves this movie.

Recently saw Killers.

Subject: Re: Last seen movies Tue Oct 05, 2010 2:06 pm

The New Daughter - Kevin Costner

Spoiler:

Not bad at all. I didn't have high hopes, but I liked it.

Survival of the Dead - Romero at it again. Meh...it was okay for a zombie flick. The idea was pretty good, but could have been developed better or less cheesily.

Kick Ass - I flat out got this because I thought Splice was going to be out but it wasn't yet, so I said "what the heck". It's very good! A pleasant surprise.

Harry Brown - Highly Recommended!!

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Metal is my Life Number of posts : 19232 Age : 53

Wicked Little Things.

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1466 Age : 51

V for Vendetta.

Love that movie!

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37871 Age : 54

The Second Annual Fat Freddy Schlock-Tober Craptacular has officially begun! Last night's feature: "Monster Man" (2003)

This was a rarity: a horror/comedy that was actually FUNNY. Two friends (and a hot hitchhiker they pick up along the way) on a cross country drive to a friend's wedding inadvertently piss off a hulking, deformed psycho killer who pursues them down a stretch of deserted highway in a gigantic monster truck. Imagine "Jeepers Creepers" if it had been written by Kevin Smith. I laughed out loud several times and when the nasty parts finally kick in this one didn't skimp on the gore. Recommended low budget fun!!!

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King Of Kaiju Number of posts : 30892 Age : 64

That sounds right up my alley!

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tohostudios wrote:: That sounds right up my alley!

Toho, you would definitely dig this one. Seek it out!

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Just picked it up for about $5 ppd.

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tohostudios wrote:: Just picked it up for about $5 ppd.

Nice! Amazon zShops I presume? Smile

I got it off the bargain rack @ Shop Rite for four bucks. For that price I was expecting something "so bad it's good," but this flick was actually the "good" kind of good for a change. Laughing very hard

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Fat Freddy wrote:

tohostudios wrote:: Just picked it up for about $5 ppd.

Nice! Amazon zShops I presume? Smile

I got it off the bargain rack @ Shop Rite for four bucks. For that price I was expecting something "so bad it's good," but this flick was actually the "good" kind of good for a change. Last seen movies - Page 33 201269

zShops rule!

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Subject: Re: Last seen movies Thu Oct 07, 2010 10:37 am

I've seen Monster Man on Syfy before.Not bad at all.

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Thrasher73 wrote:: I've seen Monster Man on Syfy before.Not bad at all.

I agree. I thought it might suck, but it turned out to be a pleasent suprise. Kind of wish they'd do a sequel.

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Leatherface wrote:

Thrasher73 wrote:: I've seen Monster Man on Syfy before.Not bad at all.

I agree. I thought it might suck, but it turned out to be a pleasent suprise. Kind of wish they'd do a sequel.

The ending did kinda leave an opening for a sequel (as all horror flicks seem to do nowadays, of course) but I would imagine that since "Monster Man" is now 7 years old and hardly anyone has seen it, that a follow up would be unlikely. Sad

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Splice. Excellent sci-fi film, it was mis-advertised as horror, a pleasure to see an actual intelligent film in this day and age. Plus Brody & Polley created actual characters as opposed to the normal practice of stereotypes in these kinds of movies. Bravo.

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The Monster Club.

1980 British horror anthology movie featuring Vincent Price, John Carradine and Donald Pleasance. Good B-movie stuff.

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Psycho

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Get Him To The Greek - brilliant.

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Addy wrote:: Last new to me movies Ive seen

Robin Hood

How did you find that film ? I enjoyed it alot, much better than the Kevin Costner love fest of the 90's.

just watched

Johnny Be Good

& The Other Guys

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Get Smart

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Schlock-Tober continues with...

"2001 Maniacs" -- a 21st century update of the Herschell Gordon Lewis oldie "2000 Maniacs," in which a bunch of idiot twentysomethings on Spring Break stumble into a deceptively friendly looking Old Southern Town on their way to Daytona. The local yokels seem welcoming at first and invite the Northerners to stay for their annual Jubilee and Barbecue...but soon it becomes clear that our collegiate crowd are destined to be part of the menu. Features Robert (Freddy Krueger) Englund in an over-the-top performance as the small town's crazed Mayor.

(Warning: trailer is NSFW. Foul language and grossness therein.)

What more do you need from a movie... ya got hot girls, sick humor, and violence/gore out the wazoo. Turn your brain off for 90 minutes and enjoy the ride.

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Scarred But Smarter Number of posts : 3487 Age : 53

The boy and I just finished watching "DEAD & BURIED" a totally creepy classic!

now viewing: "APRIL FOOL'S DAY"

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Shiney wrote:: The boy and I just finished watching "DEAD & BURIED" a totally creepy classic!

"Do ya want me Freddy?"

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My family and I (as well as my uncle) watched The School of Rock when it was on TV while we had Thanksgiving dinner.

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