Even tho the title seem to suggest otherwise, i'd advise you NOT to eat while watching this movie. ::big grin::

the drop

a story set in the bronx about a young man who works in a dodgy bar, his past, a dog, a girl and the mob. another fab turn from tom hardy, also feature james dandolfini. didnt want to give too much away in discription but i really enjoyed it, slowly builds to an excellent finish. 8/10

I watched that last week, thought it was pretty good

just finished Banksy.....great documentary

Heh, I'll take that advice. There have been a few films where I regretted eating while watching it. Long Pigs was one of them.

"Danika" 8/10

A really good horror/mystery that was similar to "Premonition" (2007), but just much more of a psychological mindfuck.

Oh yea, might be worth mentioning it's made by Ariel Vromen, the director of "The Iceman" and the upcoming "Criminal", which I'm really looking forward to.

Oculus
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So after all the good reviews i've heard about this i decided to give it a second chance and i have to admit it's not as bad as i originally thought. It's certainly not the cinematic masterpiece that everyone's making it out to be but its not terrible. The plot wasn't bad but it wasn't all that original nor was its execution. I still had a hard time connecting to the characters mostly due to Karen Gillans terrible acting. The little girl who played her younger self was a lot better. Gillan seemed so wooden and had hardly any emotion throughout the whole movie. I didn't find it scary at all but i do see how someone else might. It really could've been a lot better but it is much better than some of the other horror movies i've seen this year. I also liked the ending.

6/10

Vila Roza aka Roseville (2013)

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Great set up & atmosphere like any good European horror movie offer nowadays but didn't deliver creepy stuffs as much I expected. Moreover, it was like an underdeveloped plot that seems quite interesting at the beginning but got lost at the end, as if they weren't sure what to do or where to go with it after the initial, promising build up.

>>: B

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only evil dead? come on, man...then why not "Evil Dead meets The Shining"?!::big grin::

Saw it years ago and only thing I can recall about is it's got a good ending.

Rewtched my current favorite film, Guardians of the Galaxy. I'm looking forward to Avengers: Age Of Ultron this year. YES.

Ever see the 1975 version Legend of Lissie Borden starring Elisabeth Montgomery? Has really good reviews.

Nineteen hits to the back of the head on the stepmom, and then a 1/2 hr later, when father returns home, struck 10 times in the head, with both Lizzie & maid in the house, both left unharmed, nothing stolen. Seems extremey personal, without any other hateful personal associations to be found.

Have any ideas other than Lizzie?

Sounds cool. I saw a street graffiti doc on netflix about 8 years ago, a few infamous masked artists allowing filming of their work. One British dude who reconstructed a phone both into a surreal form. And ended with a follower street artist holding an art exhibit sealing quite a bit of pseudo-worhol art. I can't remember the name now.