Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Haunted]

I tried to sit through Cannibal Holocaust, but the damn thing bored me to tears. I'll probably try again soon. I'll let you know.

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by neverending

Dance of the Dead

A few cheap laughs. Some comic violence. It barely kept my interest.

Man, it wasn't THAT bad... Sure, it's derivative, but I thought it was a pretty good teen zombie flick. Great comic timing. Cute. Ran long, but was overall fun.

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Originally Posted by Posher778

Dude, that movie was so much fun! It's been done a thousand times, but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

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Great. And now I'm agreeing with Posher. :mad: :p

Originally Posted by The_Return

Could be wrong, but I'd bet they're talking about the recent zombie flick of the same name:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0926063/

Looks pretty lame to me.

YOU look lame.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH - SNAP

[neverending]

Awakening of the Beast

What a sublime piece of transgressive cinema by Jose Mojica Marins. Clearly Marins is a true auteur. Startling, brazen images. Original, symbolic storylines. Masterful filmmaking.

[jenna26]

Originally Posted by ChronoGrl

Great. And now I'm agreeing with Posher. :mad: :p

And I am agreeing with you AND Posher....:D I also thought it was derivative but a hell of a lot of fun. But then again, I also like the Masters of Horror episode of the same name so that probably tells you something about my taste or lack thereof....;)

[Angra]

"The quiet earth" 7/10

A little too slow pased for my taste, but i appreciated its deepness. The very end was mindblowing.

[roshiq]

The Gray Man (2007)



A decent take on Albert H. Fish that emphasized more on plot and character rather than gore and violence.

>>: B-


Martyrs (2008)

Finally it came out here with Eng dub and sub.:)

>>: B+

[ferretchucker]

Music and Lyrics.


Relatively entertaining but very, very very predictable.

[cheebacheeba]

Whats eating Gilbert Grape.
It's alright I guess. Fairly solid performances.

[Gory Artistic Maniac]

Originally Posted by phantomstranger

as Halloween quickly approaches again, I've been watching more than my usual share of horror films (both old and new) and since the classics are my personal favorites I've been watching them more than most and I began to wonder what my fellow classic fright fans have been watching of late, so here's my list of the films I'm watching today, what are you watching?

1. Dracula (1931) w/ Lugosi
2. Son Of Dracula w/ lon Chaney jr
3 The Ghost Breakers w/ Bob Hope
4. Frankenstein meets The Wolf Man w/Chaney jr & Lugosi

I just watched Jason Takes NY! thats My favorite because Jason is just a total jurk. I mean that one seen where he is just walking and he kicks that beat box. That was funny.

[zwoti]

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