Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

[SoulPizza]

Eh, nothing special but not bad.

[roshiq]

Batman: Year One (2011)



Good one but not as good as Under the Red Hood. Liked that Catwoman short film (nice cleavage show off!) too.

>>: B+

Baby Shower (2011)

This Chilean horror film revolves around Angela, who is pregnant with twins, and is meeting up with 4 of her friends at a remote cottage, outside her city, to celebrate her pregnancy. As the friends meet, dark secrets surface, like one of the women's close involvements of a strange and evil cult led by spiritualists, devoted not only to meditation, but also to murder, human sacrifice and other macabre rituals.

When the four friends decide to leave, their cars don't work, the phone lines have been cut, and the cell phones can't get a signal, it dawns on them that their happy baby shower has just turned into a nightmare of bloodbath.

A slasher-occult flick from Chile with some decent gore contents. Not bad.

>>:B

[jiraffejustin]

Attack the Block (2011) - When I was watching I didn't realize that it was from the producers of Shaun of the Dead, and it felt really similar (not as good) but the same vibe was being given off. It was a fun movie, not scary, sometimes it was funny, sometimes it gave a little message about race/class. But overall, it didn't stick with one thing, which I think hurt it, because it felt kind of messy. It was a fun watch though. If you're a fan of Shaun of the Dead, give this a try.

[DIETOMORROW]

Originally Posted by fortunato

One of my favorite films. Darkly humorous, bleak, surreal, and haunting.

LOVE this film. That woman is so CRRRAZZY! Saw this a few years back in one of my film classes and have been recommending it to everyone who hasn't seen it.

[phantomstranger]

"Quantez" (1957)
-Fred MacMurray, Dorthy Malone

Plot: Classicflix

John Coventry,and a gang of robbers trying to escape the law and cross the Mexican border.. The outlaws manage to elude the law and navigate the rough terrain, but the flight comes to a dangerous halt in the mysterious abandoned town of Quantez.

Coventry and company are forced to stave off an Indian attack. As their enemies get closer, tempers flare, betrayals set in, and lines are drawn between the men.

Phantom's Review: Very well acted character drama with an interesting concept. The only problem with this film is that it's almost totally action less and when some action does happen (towards the end) it feels forced. Not a bad movie, just not all that great.

[Fearonsarms]

Savage Streets-average US revenge style exploitation film with Linda Blair (the bitch from the Exorcist)doing an ample job given the limited dialogue/acting/exploitation. Ok I'm being mean there was one disturbing scene but that's nothing compared to other exploitation pix. I have no idea whether this film was meant to be fun or taken serious-I suppose your view on that will depend on how much you enjoy watching Linda Blair having a catfight with a cheerleader with naked chicks in the showers.

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by DIETOMORROW

LOVE this film. That woman is so CRRRAZZY! Saw this a few years back in one of my film classes and have been recommending it to everyone who hasn't seen it.

Yeah, Gloria Swanson was incredible in that film! She conjures so many feelings in the viewer toward her character; it's really astounding. I love how Billy Wilder turns Hollywood in on itself, even in the casting, most people playing themselves or versions of themselves: Gloria Swanson, a silent film star; Erich von Stroheim, a German silent film director; Buster Keaton, silent film star; Hedda Hopper, gossip columnist; Cecil B. DeMille; etc. Really just an endlessly fascinating and brilliant work.

[Ferox13]

Originally Posted by Fearonsarms

Savage Streets-average US revenge style exploitation film with Linda Blair

Better delete this post before Elvis gets here :-)

[roshiq]

Flypaper (2011)



>>: B

Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)



>>: A-

[ChronoGrl]

Originally Posted by fortunato

Yeah, Gloria Swanson was incredible in that film! She conjures so many feelings in the viewer toward her character; it's really astounding. I love how Billy Wilder turns Hollywood in on itself, even in the casting, most people playing themselves or versions of themselves: Gloria Swanson, a silent film star; Erich von Stroheim, a German silent film director; Buster Keaton, silent film star; Hedda Hopper, gossip columnist; Cecil B. DeMille; etc. Really just an endlessly fascinating and brilliant work.

I need to see that film again - It's been a while. I remember seeing it on Broadway, which was OK, but the film is really amazing...