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Awesome!

After I saw the movie I referred to it as the movie I wish I had not seen

"Toolbox Murders"
...silly slasher crap about a psycho picking off residents of a run-down apartment building in Hollywood, using various common household tools (hammers, nail guns, electric saws, etc.). It was OK, till for some reason a supernatural sub plot was shoehorned into it in the last half hour.

Avoid.

The Hitcher remake. Man,did I hate this movie. The only redeeming value of it was Sean Bean as the title character (a psychopath who surpisingly didn't have a quip nor a one liner after killing someone).

The original "The Hitcher" was great. Rutger Hauer makes for a great bad guy.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Toolbox Murders"
...silly slasher crap about a psycho picking off residents of a run-down apartment building in Hollywood, using various common household tools (hammers, nail guns, electric saws, etc.). It was OK, till for some reason a supernatural sub plot was shoehorned into it in the last half hour.

Avoid.

I think I saw that one. Sounds familiar.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Toolbox Murders"
...silly slasher crap about a psycho picking off residents of a run-down apartment building in Hollywood, using various common household tools (hammers, nail guns, electric saws, etc.). It was OK, till for some reason a supernatural sub plot was shoehorned into it in the last half hour.

Avoid.

I think I saw that one. Sounds familiar.

It was on SyFy Channel last night. Apparently it's a remake of an old horror flick from the 70s which I've never seen... after seeing this retread I have no interest in seeing it, either.

Fat Freddy wrote:

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Toolbox Murders"
...silly slasher crap about a psycho picking off residents of a run-down apartment building in Hollywood, using various common household tools (hammers, nail guns, electric saws, etc.). It was OK, till for some reason a supernatural sub plot was shoehorned into it in the last half hour.

Avoid.

I think I saw that one. Sounds familiar.

It was on SyFy Channel last night. Apparently it's a remake of an old horror flick from the 70s which I've never seen... after seeing this retread I have no interest in seeing it, either.

Oh, I might have seen the original. Didn't know of a remake. Back in my "pre-children" days, my buddies & I would take turns hosting "Bad Movie Night". Pick a laughably horrible movie, order pizza, drink beers and do our own retarded version of MST3K. Watched allot of shi*ty movies that way. Good times.

tohostudios wrote:

The original "The Hitcher" was great. Rutger Hauer makes for a great bad guy.

I agree. The remake was totally dumbed down. I laughed outloud at the stupidity of the hitcher taking out the police force with his Smokey and the Bandit Trans Am (especially shooting a helicopter out of the sky with a pistol from a moving vehicle-somehow shooting the pilot in the head).

Tron: Legacy

I thought it was great

Paranormal Activity 2 - cinema (people reactions were awsome, but PA 1 was better)

"The Ruins"
...pretty cool horror flick in which a bunch of American twenty-somethings on vacation in Mexico decide to spend the last day of their trip exploring the remains of a Mayan pyramid in the jungle. Unfortunately said pyramid is home to a particularly nasty creeping vine/plant infestation that's carnivorous in nature. Predictable chaos ensues.



Though I didn't have high hopes for it at first "The Ruins" turned out to be a decent, fast moving, gory flick that kept my interest throughout....a worthy entry in the under-utilized Killer Plant Genre.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Ruins"
...pretty cool horror flick in which a bunch of American twenty-somethings on vacation in Mexico decide to spend the last day of their trip exploring the remains of a Mayan pyramid in the jungle. Unfortunately said pyramid is home to a particularly nasty creeping vine/plant infestation that's carnivorous in nature. Predictable chaos ensues.



Though I didn't have high hopes for it at first "The Ruins" turned out to be a decent, fast moving, gory flick that kept my interest throughout....a worthy entry in the under-utilized Killer Plant Genre.

I've been meaning to catch this. I've heard alot of good things about it.

007 wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

"The Ruins"
...pretty cool horror flick in which a bunch of American twenty-somethings on vacation in Mexico decide to spend the last day of their trip exploring the remains of a Mayan pyramid in the jungle. Unfortunately said pyramid is home to a particularly nasty creeping vine/plant infestation that's carnivorous in nature. Predictable chaos ensues.



Though I didn't have high hopes for it at first "The Ruins" turned out to be a decent, fast moving, gory flick that kept my interest throughout....a worthy entry in the under-utilized Killer Plant Genre.

I've been meaning to catch this. I've heard alot of good things about it.

I got it cheap ($4) from the bargain DVD bin @ Walgreen's....I'd say I got my money's worth. Not only are there some cool gross-out scenes, but the blonde chick is a piece of a$$ and she's not wearing much for the first fifteen minutes or so of the film... Haha.

The Gravedancers.

"Cop Out" -- buddy cop flick starring Bruce Willis and the slightly irritating Tracy Morgan as two dimwitted Brooklyn detectives who get mixed up with goons from a Mexican drug cartel.

A pretty typical action comedy (think "48 HRS"), it was nothing to shout about but overall it was an entertaining way to kill 90 minutes.

Get him to the creek
predators
the switch
sorcerrer's apprentice

I watched Family Guy: It's a Trap! tonight.

Easy A

Love Actually

The Family Man

Devil
Easy A
The Tourist

Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

Cheech And Chong's Nice Dreams

Metropolis

Santa's Slay!!!

Man, I'm catching a lot more jokes this time around.