Seen any good movies?

Eyesore wrote:

Tall Tyrion wrote:

Just watched Eyesore's San Francisco Vacation

It was pretty gross, actually. I could only make it through half of the flick before I had to shut it off and take a shower. Not recommended.

Did you not watch the Bone Us features? They're great!

Nope. I was sick for half a day and then I had to return it.

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

From Beyond
Motel Hell

Great double bill DC!!

Thanks, 2 of my favorites. Especially "From Beyond", if you havent seen the directors cut yet, I strongly reccomend the DVD. Stuart Gordon directed Lovecraft is the best

I have the directors cut. And I own Motel Hell. I think it's hilarious that "Cliff Clavin" is in that movie!

Me too, Ivan & The Terribles . His role in House II cracked me up as well.

Isn't "Norm" in House 1? And have you seen Stuart Gordon's "King Of The Ants" with "Norm"?

I've seen King of the Ants. I thought it was a good, unique movie.

I saw Don't Mess With the Zohan tonight.

tohostudios wrote:

What is this thing?

Can't you tell?

It's a dancing rolling pin on a string.

Of course.

Just watched Plan 9 From Outer Space last night. Really bad. Bad acting, bad dialogue, bad story line, bad special effects........

In other words, I loved it.

Just something unintentionally hilarious about this movie. My favorite part was when the policeman falls down in the graveyard and kicks the cross, which proceeds to bounce back and forth for a good thirty seconds.

Took the kids to see Kung Fu Panda - pretty good flick!

Tall Tyrion wrote:

Just watched Plan 9 From Outer Space last night. Really bad. Bad acting, bad dialogue, bad story line, bad special effects........

In other words, I loved it.

Just something unintentionally hilarious about this movie. My favorite part was when the policeman falls down in the graveyard and kicks the cross, which proceeds to bounce back and forth for a good thirty seconds.

A cult classic if there ever was one. Love the shower curtain on the "spaceship"

Tall Tyrion wrote:

Just watched Plan 9 From Outer Space last night. Really bad. Bad acting, bad dialogue, bad story line, bad special effects........

In other words, I loved it.

Just something unintentionally hilarious about this movie. My favorite part was when the policeman falls down in the graveyard and kicks the cross, which proceeds to bounce back and forth for a good thirty seconds.

Great bad movie. Maybe the worst. Ed Wood was a nut.

I like the fact that Bela Lugosi was replaced by a chiropracter who had to keep his face behind a cape.

I have a bunch of old B movies on VHS somewhere... Plan 9 being one of them. One of my faves was Attack of the Killer Shrews!!! Classic!!!

Killer Shrews is another classic crapola movie. The "shrews" look like dogs with yarn on their backs.

Me and my buddy called them the dogs with rugs! There's this local late night show here that spoofs the old movies by adding little scenes and commentary. It's pretty funny!

It sounds like Mystery Science Theater 3000 a bit. I love that show!

Required Fields wrote:

It sounds like Mystery Science Theater 3000 a bit. I love that show!

They did do that movie, it was hilarious.

tohostudios wrote:

Can't you tell?

I'm going to say it's a dancing piece of macaroni that squirts white cheddar cheese sauce?

Hey, I didn't create the emoticon, I'm only trying to justify it.

tohostudios wrote:

Killer Shrews is another classic crapola movie. The "shrews" look like dogs with yarn on their backs.

According to the trivia page for "Killer Shrews" on IMDB, the "shrews" were indeed dogs (dachsunds, I believe) in furry suits. Great, cheesy 50s flick. Gotta love them 50s drive in classics!!

Didja know that the guy who played the hero in that movie, James Best, went on to play Roscoe P. Coltrane on "Dukes of Hazzard?"

Anyways, the wife and I just finished watching "Cloverfield." Pretty cool monster flick.

I liked Clovefield quite a bit, save for the shaky camera.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

I liked Clovefield quite a bit, save for the shaky camera.

Yea, that took a little getting used to. We were both kinda glad we were watching it on a TV screen and not on a big movie theatre screen... we'd heard stories that people watching that flick in theatres were getting motion sickness from the camera bobbin' all over the place...

I got ill during Blair Witch, I believe that I will be skipping Cloverfield.

spectrefate wrote:

I got ill during Blair Witch, I believe that I will be skipping Cloverfield.

I got ill during Blair Witch too, but not because of the hand-held video camera thingy. I got ill when I realized I'd been suckered into paying $7.50 to sit thru a totally overhyped piece of crap that wasn't going to be anywhere near as cool as the trailers made it look.

But that's just me.