Last seen movies

Last night watched Rick Springfield's Hard to Hold, yes it was hard to hold my attention horrid stink fest.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre-The Beginning

Cold Creek Manor

manny wrote:

Last night watched Rick Springfield's Hard to Hold, yes it was hard to hold my attention horrid stink fest.

Your first clue should have been the words "Rick Springfield"

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Get Him To The Greek - brilliant.

The wife & I were supposed to watch that Saturday night, but we got caught up watching a bunch of tv shows that had been sitting on the tivo (Modern Family, 30 Rock, The Office) and the next thing we knew it was too late. Mayber later this week, since there won't be any Phillies to watch till Saturday.

The Boat that Rocked - very enjoyable, and with some great music!

Tried -- and I mean, really, really tried -- to watch a '50s cheapie creature feature called "Teenage Zombies" last night, but it was too late at night, I was too sleepy from allergy medication and the movie sucked anyway so I went to sleep...

MetalGuy71 wrote:

manny wrote:

Last night watched Rick Springfield's Hard to Hold, yes it was hard to hold my attention horrid stink fest.

Your first clue should have been the words "Rick Springfield" ;

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I know that should have clued me in, but he was playing a pop star, how much stretch could that have been!!!!

manny wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

manny wrote:

Last night watched Rick Springfield's Hard to Hold, yes it was hard to hold my attention horrid stink fest.

Your first clue should have been the words "Rick Springfield" ;

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I know that should have clued me in, but he was playing a pop star, how much stretch could that have been!!!!

Hey, Ya gotta "Love Somebody...."

My copy of Monster Man came today. Now I have to decide whether to continue my epic journey through all my Ultraman DVDs leading up to the Ultraman movie I bought or take a detour into horrorland.

tohostudios wrote:

My copy of Monster Man came today. Now I have to decide whether to continue my epic journey through all my Ultraman DVDs leading up to the Ultraman movie I bought or take a detour into horrorland.

Awww c'mon, watch "Monster Man" tonight. It's Schlock-Tober for cryin' out loud!!

Shock Waves - underwater nazi zombies and Peter Cushing, what's not to like?

Prophecy - Talia Shire and a big bear with a bad zit.

Iron Man 2 - the laziest sequel in recent memory...yet still mostly enjoyable...Scarlett is an awesome redhead.

The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

Fat Freddy wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

My copy of Monster Man came today. Now I have to decide whether to continue my epic journey through all my Ultraman DVDs leading up to the Ultraman movie I bought or take a detour into horrorland.

Awww c'mon, watch "Monster Man" tonight. It's Schlock-Tober for cryin' out loud!!

Yeah Toho do it! This time of year,Horror takes precedence over anything else

I watched "Paranormal Activity" last night, better than I expected.

detuned wrote:

I watched "Paranormal Activity" last night, better than I expected.

I liked that one. There were a couple of tense moments that actually had me a little creeped out.
Not something that happens to me during these types of movies anymore.

Night of the Creeps

2001 Maniacs

chewie wrote:

I have this movie (non-MST3K version) in a cheapie DVD box set of 50s/60s drive-in flicks called "50 Horror Classics"... watched it about a year ago and couldn't believe how bad it was

sheets wrote:

2001 Maniacs

What did ya think? I just watched that one myself about a week ago. Thought it was good, gory, dumb fun.

If it didn't have Mike and the 'bots I would have never made it thru "The Beast"

Fat Freddy wrote:

sheets wrote:

2001 Maniacs

What did ya think? I just watched that one myself about a week ago. Thought it was good, gory, dumb fun.

It was fun although I can't say I have any desire to watch it again anytime soon. About as pure an exploitation film as I can remember in recent movies - literally nothing but gore and sex and Deep South stereotypes

sheets wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

sheets wrote:

2001 Maniacs

What did ya think? I just watched that one myself about a week ago. Thought it was good, gory, dumb fun.

It was fun although I can't say I have any desire to watch it again anytime soon. About as pure an exploitation film as I can remember in recent movies - literally nothing but gore and sex and Deep South stereotypes

I believe I saw a bit of that late one night on cable. Channel surfing, seeing Freddy Krueger caught my attention. I gave it 2 minutes to either keep me interested or show some t*ttie, but neither happened. I watched the remainder of a Magic Bullet infomercial instead.

Frost/Nixon.


Really, really well-made, well-cast and well-written.

sheets wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

sheets wrote:

2001 Maniacs

What did ya think? I just watched that one myself about a week ago. Thought it was good, gory, dumb fun.

It was fun although I can't say I have any desire to watch it again anytime soon. About as pure an exploitation film as I can remember in recent movies - literally nothing but gore and sex and Deep South stereotypes

Yea, I agree. There's a sequel out now ("2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams") but I doubt I'll bother with that one unless it turns up in the bargain bin (like the first one did)... I imagine that a sequel to that movie would be like sitting through a re-run.
Besides, I understand Robert Englund didn't come back so Bill Mosely ("Devil's Rejects") is playing his role in the second flick.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

I gave it 2 minutes to either keep me interested or show some t*ttie, but neither happened.

You should've stuck around for longer than two minutes, cuz there was pretty much wall to wall titties during the first half of the movie

I watched this today:

chewie wrote:

One of the worst movies I have ever seen.