What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[ArgentoFan1987]

Originally Posted by bdc

My favourite episodes are Deer Woman and Pick Me Up.

Argento's Jenifer made me think of Fulci (which can't be bad I guess).

I haven't watched Incident On and Off a Mountain Road yet though.

I've got both MoH series (four box sets). Some episodes are brilliant some not so good. Imprint and the one with Robert Englund (can't remember the name of it) are by far the worst. Which is a shame because I love Tobe Hooper, Takeshi Miike and Robert Englund.

I've still not finished it all, but favourites have been Family, Jennifer and Cigarette Burns.

[Bringer Of Funerals]

I watched Dreams In A Witch House by MoH Stuart Gordon, I thought this was 50/50.

The set up was eerie and where it was set but I found towards the end it fell flat and too much was happening too soon. I do like Gordon's films and Lovecraft stories but I felt this missed the mark slightly

[ArgentoFan1987]

How hot was the Deer Woman!!!! :O

[J Harker]

The show can be very hit and miss. But then that is one of the reasons I enjoyed , such varied styles from episode to episode. I think the Carpenter episode is the best in series one. Though I enjoyed most of them, Dance of the Dead with Robert Englund isn't great but I didn't think it was the worst. That prize goes to Chocolate, from the inimitable Mick Garris.

[Bringer Of Funerals]

I haven't got that far yet lol

[it'smebilly]

Overall a good show. My favourite episode is Joe Dante's the screwfly solution.

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[Beyond72]

Originally Posted by Delirium

So last night I finally watched Dead of Night (aka Deathdream) for the first time. I've had the DVD since it was released, and being a huge fan of Bob Clark's Black Christmas, as well as knowing the film's glowing rep, I was very much looking forward to it. But I was disappointed.

Same here. The scenario sounded so promising too.

[SCM]

I recently watched Tetsuo the Iron Man, The Devil's and Man Bites Dog. All of them were Brilliant movies

[Beyond72]

The making of Psycho

Manhunter

Don't think I've watched this since the days of video, and while some scenes were still effective. (Brian Cox is a creepy so and so) Have to admit I found Mann's style over substance direction amusing at times. (Not to say some of the cinematography isn't great.)

[porcupine]

Originally Posted by SCM

I recently watched Tetsuo the Iron Man, The Devil's and Man Bites Dog. All of them were Brilliant movies

All brilliant, agreed! So glad The Devils got a proper DVD release last year, pity it's not uncut (or on Blu-Ray), but any version is better than no version, I suppose... I haven't seen Tetsuo and Man Bites Dog in years, but they're unforgettable films, I remember seeing the former on a late-night Channel 4 screening and it was liking watching a living nightmare, so twisted and perverse, it really freaked me out!