Seen any good movies?

detuned wrote:

The Descent is an excellent film, avoids most of the horror film stereotypes and just scares the crap out of you. Lots of great twists and turns in the story as well.

Yep!

Name the last horror movie where all the leads are female? And the claustrophobic cinematography just makes you feel like you're in the cave. Best American horror movie I've seen in a long time.

I really hope the sequel doesn't ruin it.

Me and my boys have been watching the "John Adams" HBO movie series. It's been real good actually. Not allot of action but I was really hoping my sons would get into it as I love early American history and the Revolutionary War especially. They have totally gotten into it. Second disc from Netflix however is all scratched and now we can't watch parts 4 and 5!! That pisses me off when that happens!

tohostudios wrote:

iamrockerfun wrote:

detuned wrote:

The Unborn was completely laughable, I almost didn't make it all the way through.

If you want to see a GOOD horror flick, check out Splinter instead.

yes, i saw it. good old B style. i hadn't see a long time good horror movie a real horror not crappy as they release now.
can anybody recommended for me prefect watchable horror ?

The Descent
Inside
Planet Terror (goriest movie I've ever seen)
Audition
Feast


As far as Splinter, I thought it was pretty good for a low budget flick but that jerky style of filming needs to stop. Feast does that too; all the monster attacks are in that flashy, jerky style and I hate it.

Planet Terror is the goriest one I have ever seen too - the purpose was to make it as gory as possible and still get an R rating.

Did you see the "fake" trailers? They had one for "Machette" (tag line - they fu***d with the wrong Mexican) - they are actually making a full length movie of that one.

No full movies but the tail end of two great ones:

A week ago:

My Cousin Vinny (one of the best comedies ever IMO!)

Two nights ago:

The end of Night At The Opera. Great Marx Brothers film. My favorite is the contract dispute:

Groucho-The party of the first part shall be known as the party of the first part.
Chico-I don't a like that part.

Groucho-That's known as the Sanity Clause.
Chico-You can't a fool me, there is no Santa de Claus!

I saw Public Enemies today. It was a pretty cool movie. It was very cool to see all of the 1930's decor.

Crank2: High Voltage (good fast movie)

Jaws, Been a long time since I last watched it, reminded me why it's such a classic.

Watched the DVD that came with Spinal Tap's "Back From The Dead".

I re-watched Predator tonight. A classic.

Top Secret!

Orphan (2009) = Great

The Dark (2005) = A beautifully filmed old style horror movie with a bit of a confusing resolution, but recommended.

Lake Dead (2007) = Cheesy low budget slasher/in breeding movie. Entertaining enough.

The Psychic.

The Messengers 2: the ScareCrow

The Soloist ( Robert&Jamie are MR.Actors)

Traces of Death vol.1 (you don't want to see it if you are weak-bloody/gore-)

Traces of Death vol.2

iamrockerfun wrote:

Traces of Death vol.1 (you don't want to see it if you are weak-bloody/gore-)

Is that like faces of death?

thejokeriv wrote:

iamrockerfun wrote:

Traces of Death vol.1 (you don't want to see it if you are weak-bloody/gore-)

Is that like faces of death?

I was wondering the same thing so I looked it up on Amazon. Apparently, Traces is more real than Faces. Anyone who's seen Faces of Death knows that a lot of the scenes in it are fake. Supposedly Traces is all real.

Traces is also prohibitively expensive.

SpectreFate wrote:

The Dark (2005) = A beautifully filmed old style horror movie with a bit of a confusing resolution, but recommended.

I have that one in my Netflix queue, think I'll bump it up to the top.

tohostudios wrote:

thejokeriv wrote:

iamrockerfun wrote:

Traces of Death vol.1 (you don't want to see it if you are weak-bloody/gore-)

Is that like faces of death?

I was wondering the same thing so I looked it up on Amazon. Apparently, Traces is more real than Faces. Anyone who's seen Faces of Death knows that a lot of the scenes in it are fake. Supposedly Traces is all real.

Traces is also prohibitively expensive.

these are very real life deaths you will ever see. but i warn all of you. not like Faces of Death. FoD is joke for fun but this is ... 100% real accidents. some of them will be resoning in my mind forever.

In the past couple of days:

The Coconuts
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers

xyz wrote:

In the past couple of days:

The Coconuts
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers

You can't go wrong with those. They'll keep you smiling for days.

Svengo wrote:

xyz wrote:

In the past couple of days:

The Coconuts
Animal Crackers
Monkey Business
Horse Feathers

You can't go wrong with those. They'll keep you smiling for days.

I'll be watching Duck Soup today. I'm almost convinced that Harpo is funnier than Groucho.

Traces of Death vol.3,4,5 (not so good as previous but still worth to watch)

The Transporter I and II
(clearly visible, how the movie is made by Europeans with US support and than US ''only'' to make a $ cash...)