Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[Elvis_Christ]

Originally Posted by Roderick Usher

My Sweet Satan

Jim Van Bebber rules! He is an artist and a true grindhouse master and this short film shows off his acting, directing and gore effects.
8/10

For sure thats a great flick. I really need to pick up that box set.

[The Mothman]

Iron Man
lots'o fun.

i heard rumor something happened post credits but didnt stick around. can someone tell me what it was?

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by The Mothman

Iron Man
lots'o fun.

i heard rumor something happened post credits but didnt stick around. can someone tell me what it was?

Samuel L. Jackson says "Now I'm gettin' tired of these muthafuckin' royale with cheese on this muthafuckin' Avengers Initiative."

[cactus]

Ravenous
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[fortunato]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Sounds like one which would be right up my alley.

Thanks, J...I ll get hold of this asap and get back to you.

excellent, please do.

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la passion de jeanne d'arc (the passion of joan of arc) (1928)

one of my favorite films, ever.
one of the greatest performances in film, ever.
every frame is a work of art.

[alkytrio666]

The Strangers (2008)

The first half is tense and taught; it toys with the audience and gives them only enough well-calculated chills to generally startle. It's unfortunate that the last twenty minutes undo such hard work, causing the film to sink lower and lower into the depths of horror movie cliche. The final scene is embarrasingly contrived. Liv Tyler is magnetic, the real scares are icy, but ultimately this is forgettable.

[Geddy]

-King Kong (1933) With Commentary.
-Hellboy with Commentary.

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by neverending

The scene where Nicholson finally cracks is amazing. Maybe Reiner's best- though Misery is great too.

Ditto.:)


Succubus: Hell Bent (2007)

>>: F

[nightmare_of _death]

Masters of Horror: John Carpenter's: Cigarette Burns

[James Whale]

I loved the book and had great memories of the movie. However, ten years have not been kind to the movie. On my second viewing, I got so bored I went to the refrigerator. (NOTE- when I write that I went to the refrigerator in my pseudo reviews, it's bad.) I'm going through all of PRESTON and CHILD'S books and I thought it would be cool to watch their one movie adaption. Wrong. They changed so many things from the book that I became resentful and bored. It was ALIEN meets JURASSIC PARK. This is an example of why I often really don't like to watch a movie more than once. I like to keep the original impression in my mind. Often , repeat viewings ruin my pleasant memories. Anyone else have an opinion on this movie or book?