Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by Nini_luv5

this is my favorite one :)

I don't include it with the Halloween movies. I consider it to be a standalone film.

[Nini_luv5]

neither do i.
i just wish i were around when this was in theaters so i could have been laughing my ass off as everyone is pissed that the only debut Michael Meyers makes in this film was on a television screen :)

[kyl3thund3r]

just back from watching Evil Dead at our local independent cinema, and it was ace. seen that film hundreds of times, but this was the first on the big screen. Made better by the fact the cinema still looks like it did in the 50s.

Damn that movie is awesome one the big screen.

[Nini_luv5]

Orphan

i admire the uniqueness of this movie

[tommywikkid]

Originally Posted by kyl3thund3r

just back from watching Evil Dead at our local independent cinema, and it was ace. seen that film hundreds of times, but this was the first on the big screen. Made better by the fact the cinema still looks like it did in the 50s.

Damn that movie is awesome one the big screen.

You are so fucking lucky! I would kill to see that in a cinema

[tommywikkid]

Originally Posted by Nini_luv5

neither do i.
i just wish i were around when this was in theaters so i could have been laughing my ass off as everyone is pissed that the only debut Michael Meyers makes in this film was on a television screen :)

No kidding! I absolutely LOVE the movie now, but as a kid when I first saw it I was totally pissed lol.

[Nini_luv5]

i completely loved that it was a break from the slasher-ness
i loved that it was something new.

[hammerfan]

Originally Posted by Nini_luv5

Orphan

i admire the uniqueness of this movie

Love that movie!

[Elvis_Christ]

Enjoyed it but kinda wish I'd made the effort to see it on the big screen. A lot better than Thor but it didn't top X Men First Class.

[roshiq]

Coisa Ruim aka Bad Blood (2006)



A family decides to leave behind the stress of city life and move into a huge house in the countryside that they recently inherited. And the country is a vastly different place than the city, a place where superstition runs widespread, the local priest still performs exorcisms, and there may just be a thread of truth surrounded in the strange, disturbing tales told about their new home.

The film takes its time to build mood and atmosphere. Rather than slapping you around with shock after shock or spooky encounters, the film builds its characters carefully while slowly raising the tension. It is a film where more is hinted at than demonstrated, a serious look at the possibilities of the supernatural. The storytelling is more concerned with the consequences of the supernatural tales & beliefs that the family is dealing with in a new place than it is with exposing the supernatural itself. But when the supernatural forces involved finally becomes evidently real that investment in character pays off beautifully.

The camera work is beautiful and the entire cast & characters believable through and through.

Overall, this is a subtle, slow burning tale of a haunting, set in rural Portugal with a tragic finale. Highly recommended.

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