What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

I watched The Mutant Chronicles for the first time last night. Terrible film. Made even worse with the added awfulness of the "acting talents" of Devon Aoki.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I saw The Cabin in the Woods earlier today and thought it was great and will certainly buy the BD when it's released.

Because of the sound, it's one you should watch at the cinema if you can.

[Daemonia]

Originally Posted by Rik

I'd love something like that, one day maybe. We're recording it at the studio at college, we've got a shithot set up too. I'm basically in training to hopefully doing this sort of thing full time, I certainly aren't going back to being an electrician, 14 years of that was enough for me.

I've been quite lucky in that people I know who have instruments but have no interest in them end up giving them to me, as they know I'm really into it. The 8 track (64 track virtual) recorder is something I bought myself. I also bought my own guitars, so it hasn't all come free.

I'm too old now to hump around amps and stuff like I did in my younger days (I was always on bass duties and thus had the biggest and heaviest amp ), but have found my niche within the acoustic/folk circuit. I tell you one thing, the acoustic circuit is far more mental and unpredictable than the rock circuit ever was and I've met numerous interesting characters over the past few years. Mind you, the acoustic circuit is becoming very revolutionary and at present there's more interest in it than there ever has been - we're getting bookings all over the place. It's great.

[James Morton]

Originally Posted by PaulD

I watched this last night too just for the sake of viewers completism but couldn't make it past the first hour. The combination of bumping off a load of characters you don't know or care about in the first 15 minutes alongside the fact that every scene was so ridiculously dark it was impossible to see what was going on and the fact it looked like it was edited by a goldfish made me give up in despair. Watched Prom Night on the Horror Channel instead

and PROM NIGHT was crap as well!

[Daemonia]

Originally Posted by James Morton

and PROM NIGHT was crap as well!

Jamie Lee Curtis and Leslie Nielsen? Crap? Are you kidding me?? That's B-Movie goodness.

[the blob]

Originally Posted by Daemonia

Nice. I've got my own digital recording studio set up in the spare room upstairs, full of guitars, synths, mics and not enough room to swing a cat. But it's my escape room and where i while away many an hour recording tunes and soundtracks for friends' film projects. I've even done intro music for Shriek Show - not many people know that. (I'm not really blowing my own trumpet, just hoping someone will send some work my way )

Ive had a track on Byker Grove. My one true claim to fame!

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by the blob

Ive had a track on Byker Grove. My one true claim to fame!

If it was me, I would've kept that to myself.

[suziginajackson]

Originally Posted by the blob

Ive had a track on Byker Grove. My one true claim to fame!

Your claim to fame would be heightened if it was an episode with PJ and Duncan in it!

[Prince_Vajda]

The Witches. Gentle and moody Hammer Horror. Joan Fontaine is excellent; the same goes for the rest of the cast. Little action, few shocks, but nice suspense moments and an unsettling atmosphere. Spoiled by incredibly ridiculous final scenes.

Recommended.
*** out of ****

Bigger review will follow on the Cult Labs Members Review Club thread pretty soon.

Greetings!

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by James Morton

and PROM NIGHT was crap as well!

no accounting for taste then cough cough.