Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[alkytrio666]

Zodiac (2007)

All things considered, I thought it was pretty damn good. Good, solid performances, and a chilling ending.

[jenna26]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

I related to that background very much. Probably the reason why I liked the movie a bit more.

Of course the direction and production values are grossly down...but I think Ferrara and his crew did the best they could with what they had.

I don't mind low budget (some of my favorites are low budget films), but I tell you what.....the music bugged the hell out of me, and maybe it was supposed to, so you could relate to the character better......;) But it was just too much, it completely took me out the movie. And the acting didn't help. I don't expect great acting when I watch a low budget horror film, or really any horror film.....but with those two things combined, it just made it hard for me to watch. Everytime I was finally getting into the film, it would cut to a scene of the band, or some annoying girl whining. And there I was, bored again. :D
But I will say, I liked the ending. And a couple of the death scenes were very effective.

[jenna26]

Highlander : The Source......why oh WHY don't I listen to people when they tell me I should avoid this crap........:mad: Terrible.

[Zombi]

Tobe Hoper's 1981 "The Funhouse", yeah what a dissapointment. the only good thing about it aside from the crazy fat woman puppet ontop of the funhouse, was the killer that kinda looked like he was a cousin of the little boy larva in Argento's "Phenomena".

[newb]

Originally Posted by Zombi

Tobe Hoper's 1981 "The Funhouse", yeah what a dissapointment. the only good thing about it aside from the crazy fat woman puppet ontop of the funhouse, was the killer that kinda looked like he was a cousin of the little boy larva in Argento's "Phenomena".

I don't know.....I thought Elizabeth Berridge's shower scene was pretty good.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Clockwork Orange

The most recent would be Shoot 'Em Up

[paws the great]

Scarecrows (1988) - 8/10

[AUSTIN316426808]

Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Maic

[Despare]

The 36th Chamber of Shaolin

One of those films that truly defines a genre.

[newb]

Shoot 'Em Up


totally unbelievable action

complete mess of a plot

more dead bodies than all the Jason movies combined

and I loved every minute of it.

check your brain at the door and have fun with this one.