Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[_____V_____]

There's no wine like old wine. Loved it. Now I want to read the comic.

* * * ½

[newb]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

There's no wine like old wine. Loved it. Now I want to read the comic.

* * * ½

This one looks like a lot of fun.

[iSeymore]

Started watching "Stan Hellsing" (2009) on DVD and "Zombieland" (2009) aswell. I think I might watch "Friday the 13th" (2009)

[Doctor Loomis]

Machete :D

[_____V_____]

Originally Posted by newb

This one looks like a lot of fun.

It is. Grab a couple beers and have a blast.

[phantomstranger]

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Celebration continues with:

"The Night Stalker" (1972)
-Darren McGavin

Plot:
Slightly past his prime reporter Carl Kolchak is called back from his vacation to cover a recent murder, as Kolchak investigates more murders happen and soon Carl begins to realize the murderer may actually be a honest to goodness vampire.

Phantom's Review: In my opinion, this is the best made for TV horror movie ever made. Darren McGavin is absolutely perfect as Kolchak and the rest of the actors are just as well cast. Fine action and thrills make for a excellent film. A TV classic.
(This movie spawned a sequel, two short lived TV series and a series of comic books and novels, published by Moonstone Publishers)

[newb]

Originally Posted by phantomstranger

My 31 Nights Of Halloween Celebration continues with:

"The Night Stalker" (1972)
-Darren McGavin

Plot:
Slightly past his prime reporter Carl Kolchak is called back from his vacation to cover a recent murder, as Kolchak investigates more murders happen and soon Carl begins to realize the murderer may actually be a honest to goodness vampire.

Phantom's Review: In my opinion, this is the best made for TV horror movie ever made. Darren McGavin is absolutely perfect as Kolchak and the rest of the actors are just as well cast. Fine action and thrills make for a excellent film. A TV classic.
(This movie spawned a sequel, two short lived TV series and a series of comic books and novels, published by Moonstone Publishers)

agree....great movie and a fun series

[Sistinas666]

Pirahana 3D- midless fun! I enjoyed it a great deal!

[iSeymore]

Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter. (1984)
Corey Feldman aka Tommy Jarvis owned Jason Voorhees, nuff said. :cool:

[psycho d]

The Seventh Continent (1989). The discombobulating style of Michael Haneke is appreciated in full effect even in his feature debut. The focus here is not on the people or characters, but on the cultural rituals that have served to strip the humanity out of life, leaving an empty shell to be fill by mundane routine and material acquisition. Based on a true story, the culmination of such a bleak existence finds its repose in the form of a dreadful epiphany. The attention to detail is almost agonizing in scope; this is no accident. The acting was superb, with the beautiful eyes of the daughter the first to "see" that life has no meaning. The writing and direction of Haneke comes off as precocious, perfectly settled to the purpose at hand. For those easily disturbed steer clear as this film pulls no punches as the denouement is finally revealed, in all of its awful glory. Merci beaucoup.
Genruk