TODAY I WATCHED (TV-series, Movies, Cinema Playlists) 2012

Myth Busters
Criminal Minds

Last night I watched the Kings and Devils game.

"Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" (1999)


In his second spy-spoof adventure, Austin time travels back to 1969, where he hooks up with the uber-hot CIA babe Felicity Shagwell (Heather Graham) and battles Dr. Evil on the moon to recover his stolen "mojo." Silly as hell but oh so much fun!!!

tohostudios wrote:

Tokyo Gore Police

I watched that a few months back. Man, the Japanese come up with some strange stuff!

Bought it and The Machine Girl at the same time. Still haven't gotten around to watching that one...

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Tokyo Gore Police

I watched that a few months back. Man, the Japanese come up with some strange stuff!

Bought it and The Machine Girl at the same time. Still haven't gotten around to watching that one...

This is about the 3rd or 4th time I've seen it. I have Machine Girl too and it's just as bizarre.

Con Air

I still really love this movie. Like it more each time I see it. Just a cheesy fun action flick.

Fat Freddy wrote:

"Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" (1999)


In his second spy-spoof adventure, Austin time travels back to 1969, where he hooks up with the uber-hot CIA babe Felicity Shagwell (Heather Graham) and battles Dr. Evil on the moon to recover his stolen "mojo." Silly as hell but oh so much fun!!!

That movie made me fall in love with Heather. She is so damn irresistable in that movie.

Iron Man

X-Men animated series - Season 3
Jeopardy!
Metropolis Restored

Got a free rental from RedBox tonight, so I grabbed this... I simply couldn't resist....

"Abraham Lincoln Vs. Zombies" (2012)


The Asylum's pre-emptive bite (pun not intended) off of the upcoming "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" takes the Great Emancipator on a secret mission behind Confederate lines during the last days of the Civil War, only to find the enemy's fort overrun with the living dead. Notable figures such as General Stonewall Jackson, John Wilkes Booth, Teddy Roosevelt, and Pat Garrett join Honest Abe in the battle against the zombie uprising.

Historically accurate? Of course not. Funny as hell? You betcha.

Yeah, it's ridiculous, but y'know what? As Asylum movies go, this one actually isn't half bad. The dude playing Lincoln resists the urge to go campy and just plays it straight and stoic, and the period details certainly look old-timey enough. This may actually be The Asylum's most accomplished production yet. Of course, that's not saying much... but if you simply can't wait till the "real" Abraham Lincoln horror flick comes out, this is a decent time waster.

Animal House


The movie that never gets old.

Saturday night I caught most of 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'. Missed the first half-hour, so I might have missed some important plot points.

As much as I enjoy a good monkey-themed movie, this one just didn't do it for me. The apes looked too cartoon-ish to me. And the end was weak. I don't want to spoil anything for those that haven't seen it, but the explaination for the demise of the human race seemed sorta just tacked on at the last minute.

"Oh yea, the humans. Uh, ok. Yea, here's what happened to them, I guess".

Also watched the 2nd-to-the-last episode of the season for 'Mad Men'. Only one show left and they've dumped off 2 major characters. Interesting to see what the season cliff-hanger will be.

Finally watched Superbad. I just about died laughing!!!!!

chewie wrote:

Finally watched Superbad. I just about died laughing!!!!!

I was surprised how much I liked that one, considering I can't stand that emo awkward acting punk that starred in it.

We Bought a Zoo

thejokeriv wrote:

chewie wrote:

Finally watched Superbad. I just about died laughing!!!!!

I was surprised how much I liked that one, considering I can't stand that emo awkward acting punk that starred in it.

McLovin made it all worth it!!!!

The Rise & Fall Of ECW

Cold Case
WWE RAW (watching what I taped)

In a Dark Place

Iron Man 2

Eureka
CSI: Miami

"Planet Terror" (2007)


Robert Rodriguez' half of the "Grindhouse" two-fer finds a little Texas town under attack from brain-eating zombie mutants. The townspeople must band together to survive, led by Rose McGowan as a one legged stripper who fights back against the evil with her newest prosthetic.

This hilarious homage to 70s exploitation cheese is just pure fun. Ya got boobs, ya got violence, ya got gore, ya got stuff blowin' up on a regular basis, what more do you need?

...and one legged or not, Rose McGowan has NEVER looked hotter than she did in this movie, before or since.



Ohhh, YASS!

Planet Terror was the movie that finally beat Dead Alive as the goriest movie I've ever seen. Love it!

tohostudios wrote:

Planet Terror was the movie that finally beat Dead Alive as the goriest movie I've ever seen. Love it!

Yeah, I wonder how many gallons of fake blood they went thru making "Planet Terror." The helicopter scene was brilliant.

Burn Notice - Season 4