Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by Posher778

TCM: The Beginning- 8/10 I think this is the best of the TCM films. It's actually really tense I think. The gore is fantastic and all but one of the kills are intensely gory.

Ditto.

Just few years back, TCM remake & the beginning are two of the few films that primarily played an important role to make me a great fan of this genre.:)

[stenchofdeath]

I saw Mirrors yesterday, i thought it was good, but it wasn't great. I think that they could have done more with it. Certain parts of the story was just a case of "we've seen it all before". That really spoilt what was a movie with a good story outline.

[missmacabre]

Sid and Nancy. Loved it.

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by fortunato

Aaaaaaand?

Haha, sorry, I was tired.
I've seen it several times before, but my roomate had never seen a Godard film Breathless is the one to start out with. I think it's a fantastic movie, very touching, very flawed, very human.

[hellfire1]

Originally Posted by ChainStalker

I just finished watching An american crime. I thought it was very tamed compared to the girl next door . Im not sure why you found this to be more disturbing than TGND? I guess it's different strokes 4 different folks.. Maybe the truthfull structure of An american crime , compared to the loosley based, TGND, was why you thought this?

Anyways, I give An american crime 7/10

good movie, but very sad case :(

The acting in TGND did take away a lot for me. It was over the top, especially from the Aunt Ruth character. Everyone is one dimensional, even the poor girl you're supposed to feel sorry for. Also, the story being told from David's point of view just seemed very unrealistic to me (the conflict he feels is not developed enough, so his actions, or rather inaction, seem impossible). All this made the film seem almost campy to me.

AAC was the complete opposite. Real characters, better acting = powerful film that never seems to have scenes there just for shock value, as with TGND (you know what scene I'm talking about!). Anyway.,... just one person's opinion. :)


Last watched - Stir of Echoes... had been a while. Decent movie.

[siorai]

August Underground: Mordum.

I can't really say that it was a good movie as such. The plotline is more non-existent than your typical porn plotline. The whole "shaky cam" thing gets boring and downright annoying after about 5 minutes. But... For what it is and what it was made to do, it was amazing. Pretty much the most disturbing, realistic portrayal of murder, violence, and depravity that I've ever seen. I'll probably watch Penance tonight.

[hellfire1]

Calvaire - Second viewing. Can't help but feel a bit icky each time I watch this one, even if there are moments of outlandish comedy. Strange but interesting movie.

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by alkytrio666

Haha, sorry, I was tired.
I've seen it several times before, but my roomate had never seen a Godard film Breathless is the one to start out with. I think it's a fantastic movie, very touching, very flawed, very human.

Haha, I was just giving you a hard time. :D
But yes, it certainly is very touching, very flawed, very human, and fantastic.

[Painfulldeath]

Slaughtered Vomit Dolls: WTF? Not really a movie. More like a compilation of stripping, puking and gore all shot on a camcorder. I really wanted to stop the movie 10 minutes into it, but decided to watch the whole thing. I honestly wished that I had gone with my first instinct. 1/10.

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by siorai

August Underground: Mordum.

I can't really say that it was a good movie as such. The plotline is more non-existent than your typical porn plotline. The whole "shaky cam" thing gets boring and downright annoying after about 5 minutes. But... For what it is and what it was made to do, it was amazing. Pretty much the most disturbing, realistic portrayal of murder, violence, and depravity that I've ever seen. I'll probably watch Penance tonight.

Big fan of that one. Penance is a bit tamer but still has a couple of really twisted scenes. There's a bit more characterization in that one. I've got Amateur Porn Star Killer sitting on my shelf but have yet to watch it a friend of mine recommended it to me its not as over the top as Mordum but its apparently a lot more disturbing.

Originally Posted by hellfire1

Calvaire - Second viewing. Can't help but feel a bit icky each time I watch this one, even if there are moments of outlandish comedy. Strange but interesting movie.

Fantastic film. One of the more impressive spins on the Deliverance theme. This was one of the best foreign films I'd seen in a long time.