Last seen movies

Rock Star
Devil's Playground

Saw Red last night. Not a modern classic by any means, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. John Malkovich's role wat great, haha.

Top Gun
Days of Thunder

Creature, I was finally able to wcth this on the Wii thru Netflix.... I loved it!!!!

Rewatched 'Major League'

manny wrote:

Rewatched 'Major League'

Add that one to the list of Movies Everyone But Toho Has Seen.

I'm just really picky about comedies and everything I've seen of Major League didn't seem to be my cup of tea.

chewie wrote:

Creature, I was finally able to wcth this on the Wii thru Netflix.... I loved it!!!!

I got that one on DVD from the dollar store about a year ago. Pretty damn decent "Alien" ripoff.

Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors (Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, Donald Sutherland).

The first of these British anthology flicks I saw as a child and probably still my favorite. Easily the best connecting story from this series of films. The episode with Christopher Lee is a classic.

Shiney wrote:

I watched this today:

One of the most amazingly bizarre Italian horror flicks in recent memory (and that's a tall order). Great experiment in humorous-surreal horror.

Saw The Town last Friday. It was good.

Adam Sandler's 8 Crazy Days

Schlock-Tober continues with... "Maniac Cop 2"



Crazed cop Matt Cordell returns from the "dead" to terrorize New York City for a second go-round, and this time he's got a "partner" -- a serial killer who specializes in prostitutes. This one's the best of the "MC" series in my book. Sleazy, violent, gory, and action packed. Great little B-flick.

"maniac cop" what a classic. man have to rewatch it.

detuned wrote:

Shiney wrote:

I watched this today:

One of the most amazingly bizarre Italian horror flicks in recent memory (and that's a tall order). Great experiment in humorous-surreal horror.

That is a really strange movie.

Harvey - James Stewart

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

Is that the one with the imaginary giant rabbit?

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

Is that the one with the imaginary giant rabbit?

you are correct!

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

Is that the one with the imaginary giant rabbit?

you are correct!

I only know this because some drama club put on the play when I was in college. More useless knowledge I gathered while there.

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

Is that the one with the imaginary giant rabbit?

you are correct!

I only know this because some drama club put on the play when I was in college. More useless knowledge I gathered while there.

its a great movie. Really enjoyed it.

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

its a great movie. Really enjoyed it.

Yes, that's one of my all-time favorites. I would recommend Bell, Book & Candle if you haven't seen it.

detuned wrote:

exact33 wrote:

Harvey - James Stewart

its a great movie. Really enjoyed it.

Yes, that's one of my all-time favorites. I would recommend Bell, Book & Candle if you haven't seen it.

cool! I have enjoyed going back through the Stewart/Grant films.

Major League
Top Gun

Red

The Pumpkin Karver

Kill Theory

iamrockerfun wrote:

Major League
Top Gun

Last night's Schlock-Tober Craptacular feature...

"Waxwork" - silly '80s horror comedy about a gang of spoiled rich California brats who visit a creepy wax museum, only to become part of the displays one by one. Havent' seen this one in years. I didn't remember it being as goofy/comedic as it was, but it had plenty of cool old-school creatures/monster effects and some decent dollops of gore. Perfect Schlock-Tober entertainment.