Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Baron Von Marlon]

Jeepers Creepers
Better than I remembered. Good, not great.

Jeepers Creepers 2
Not as bad as I expected.

Read there's a 3rd part in the works.
Maybe they finally get it right this time.

[Scarecrows]

The Mist (2007)...thought this movie was ok..7/10

[Scarecrows]

Boo (2005)...Great movie guys,Its about a handful of college students get trapped in a haunted hospital on halloween night. 8/10

[Angra]

"Imaginaerum" 8-9/10


Been waiting for this movie for many years now, so I was very surprised to discover it actually came out in 2012.

A dark fantasy musical written by Tuomas Holopainen from the band Nightwish, with an amazing score by Nightwish and song sequences that looks like beautifully made music videoes. It's a visually stunning, surreal and poetic story, but yet simple enough for people to be able to connect all the dots. Think "Re-cycle" but without the horror, add a few short songs and a fucked up version of "The Snowman" and you have half of Imaginaerum.

Could almost be a instant classic.

Highly, highly, highly recommended.

[Baron Von Marlon]

The Dirties

"Two best friends are filming a comedy about getting revenge on the bullies at their high school. One of them isn't joking."

Boring with a cheap, shitty ending.

[NightOfTheLiving_Sam]

I recently watched....
Night Of The Living Dead-90's version.

I wanted to re-watch it again, it was good but the original will always be the best!

[Baron Von Marlon]

Snowpiercer (2013)

First half was alright. After that I kinda lost attention.
Ending was quite meh.

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by NightOfTheLiving_Sam

I recently watched....
Night Of The Living Dead-90's version.

I wanted to re-watch it again, it was good but the original will always be the best!

I saw the 90s version of NOTD many years ago. Comparing the two, I thought the 90's version was so completely inferior, it mad me hate it. To me, it lost all the elements from the original that made the original so good - the documentarian niche, the creepy echo music, the battle, distrust, racial overtones, and love and humanity of the very real characters.

[Ferox13]

Starred Up (2013)



Just saw this yesterday - fantastic gritty British Drama about a volatile, violent 19 year old offender who is transfered to a new prison. It is similar in ways to Bronson but without the stylised presentation. This one is more raw and realistic (a bit like SCUM in that respect).

Jack O'Connell is amazing in the lead - I loved him in Eden Lake, where he also played a vicious little thug. He was also in the recent 300 film. Honestly, check this one out and thank me later..

[shadyJ]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

I saw the 90s version of NOTD many years ago. Comparing the two, I thought the 90's version was so completely inferior, it mad me hate it. To me, it lost all the elements from the original that made the original so good - the documentarian niche, the creepy echo music, the battle, distrust, racial overtones, and love and humanity of the very real characters.

I didn't hate the 90' NOTLD, but of course it was far inferior to the original, for the reasons you stated, although I think 'love and humanity of the very real characters' is a bit of a stretch to describe the original. One mistake the remake made is toughening up Barbara. Some people complain about how brittle Barbara is in the original, but I think that serves the story and atmosphere perfectly. She is a nervous wreck, and her hysteria gives the movie almost a sense of panic, an edge because it makes the situation all the more fragile. Plus her screaming is great. One of the great scenes of horror is Barbara screaming as the zombies take her away.