Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[cheebacheeba]

"Quarantine"

Surprisingly decent American remake of {rec} I enjoyed it.

I was enjoying it quite a bit...though the main chick in it (deb from dexter) was so over-the-top freaking out that I just found her annoying throughout most of the second half of the film...and again, the cookie cutter ending in 90%+ of horror films these days, I don't feel it needed at all.
Other than, pretty good - atmospheric and tense.

[Despare]

The Bank Dick

Classic comedy, great stuff.

[zwoti]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

is it out there ??!!

yep, don't worry...your copy is safe :cool:

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by zwoti

yep, don't worry...your copy is safe :cool:

i'd marry you - if i wasnt already married - and not gay ..

[alkytrio666]

Originally Posted by Elvis_Christ

Manhunter is awesome! I never got into LA Confidential but I've been meaning to re-watch it at some stage.

Oh man, you should! It's one of my favroite modern films. If you give it another go, let me know.

[newb]

Originally Posted by urgeok2

i'd marry you - if i wasnt already married - and not gay ..

Hey....I got an idea...can't Sean perform weddings? Lets do it here on HDC.....It would be a first.




FYI......do not google "married men" with safe search off.........*brrrrrrrrr*:eek:

[urgeok2]

Originally Posted by The Mothman

Yeah I'd say I enjoyed Manhunter more than Silence of the Lambs or Hannibal or Red Dragon, .

same here ...
great film .. and cox was a better - more believable lector ...

[roshiq]

Ordinary People (1980)

A shattering, touching family drama.

>>: A


Sunset Boulevard (1950)

A tragic 'Hollywood' tale, brilliant in every area.

>>: A+

[VampiricClown]

Originally Posted by siorai

Imprint.

Not really a movie obviously, but close enough. Utterly terrible acting throughout. It's almost like the entire budget went to effects and they were left with hiring actors with a payscale formed from candies stolen from restaurants. At least the story is good enough to make you somewhat excuse the acting. Somewhat.

Are you talking about the Masters Of Horror version?

[Disease]

Cut and Run

I went and saw this on Sunday evening. Ruggero Deodato did a short introduction before hand. I don't think I had seen it before, anyway, it's a pretty involved trashy movie, Deodato was saying he thought the gore in this movie was more gratuidous than Cannibal Holocaust, People didn't seem to agree, but I did. What he was trying to get across was that Cannibal Holocaust could not have been made with out the gore, where as Cut and run could have been made with out the gore.

Over all, I nejoyed the movie and enjoyed his story during the Q&A afterwards.

7/10