Weekly Comp - Two Evil Eyes - 25/04/2010

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by oaxaca

Can we vote for our own choices as many times as possible??

I think that would count as cheating

[gag]

If there anything else we i etc have to do then u have to count me out, because i go off on my jolly hols tommorow and wont be back till a wk on thur, but if i dont have to do owt then i be fine

[gag]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Well I think im one of the very few people that dont like the original as it bored me. Yeah I will get people saying im crazy etc but meh it didnt do anything for me at all. It just didnt age well.

Ah but burning Q is even tho u wernt keen on it, do you actualy own it ?

Nvr come across a horror fan yet that doesnt own it, and by reading through the forums some ppl have this fil 3 4 times with dif covers etc

[oaxaca]

Originally Posted by gag

Ah but burning Q is even tho u wernt keen on it, do you actualy own it ?

Nvr come across a horror fan yet that doesnt own it, and by reading through the forums some ppl have this fil 3 4 times with dif covers etc

Hate to bring you the bad news but I have not one copy of TCM on DVD Have seen it a fair few times though and don't mind it. Probably high-time I gave it a re-watch!

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by gag

Ah but burning Q is even tho u wernt keen on it, do you actualy own it ?

Nvr come across a horror fan yet that doesnt own it, and by reading through the forums some ppl have this fil 3 4 times with dif covers etc

oh yes I own the old 2 disc set of TCM ha ha

[broonage]

The best film ever made...hmmm....

I think it could be An American Werewolf In London.

It hasn't dated badly after almost 30 years, it is hilarious, it is scary, likeable characters, the excellent transition of the main character into a wolf (Nazi Storm-trooper dreams...) and the sfx are amazing for the period. I have yet to see a film that matches all these points.

Oh and don't forget Rik Mayall in the Slaughtered Lamb!

[gag]

Originally Posted by oaxaca

Hate to bring you the bad news but I have not one copy of TCM on DVD Have seen it a fair few times though and don't mind it. Probably high-time I gave it a re-watch!

ah well nvr mind ... the way the film is made and protrade stroy line etc is what makes it for me besides it is 1 of my all time fav films like i said ...doesnt relie on special effects, cgi, buckets off gore, loads of violence etc etc is part of why i think its a gr 8

Ha Ha Ha neckromantic see u dont like it but own it mmmmm

ah well i still think it should still be classed as 1 of the best films ever even if my point of every horror fan own it is slightly flawed as u said u dont have it

Beside you suppose to be helping me win ...........

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by gag

ah well nvr mind ... the way the film is made and protrade stroy line etc is what makes it for me besides it is 1 of my all time fav films like i said ...doesnt relie on special effects, cgi, buckets off gore, loads of violence etc etc is part of why i think its a gr 8

Ha Ha Ha neckromantic see u dont like it but own it mmmmm

ah well i still think it should still be classed as 1 of the best films ever even if my point of every horror fan own it is slightly flawed as u said u dont have it

Beside you suppose to be helping me win ...........

ha ha
I got a good reason for owning it
It was bought for me so I didnt actully go out of my way to buy it ha ha

[Vampix]

One of the best films ever imo is George Romero's Day of the Dead.
You've got some great characters especially Joe Pilato's Rhodes who has some truly fantastic lines that he delivers brilliantly.Not to mention Richard Liberty's Logan (or Frankenstein as Rhodes calls him) and his pet zombie, Bub (Howard Sherman).Then there's Lori Cardille, Terry Alexander, Jarlath Conroy, G.Howard Klar, etc.
You've also got Tom Savini at the very top of his game creating some of the most memorable gut splattering gore FX ever! Including heads being torn off, bloody chunks being bitten out of throats, arms, etc, bodies being ripped in two and flesh-hungry zombies in various states of decay.
Finally, there's John Harrison's underrated score that perfectly accompanies Romero's own favourite movie amongst his classic Dead trilogy.

[antmumford]

Originally Posted by broonage

The best film ever made...hmmm....

I think it could be An American Werewolf In London.

It hasn't dated badly after almost 30 years, it is hilarious, it is scary, likeable characters, the excellent transition of the main character into a wolf (Nazi Storm-trooper dreams...) and the sfx are amazing for the period. I have yet to see a film that matches all these points.

Oh and don't forget Rik Michael in the Slaughtered Lamb!

Don't you mean Rik Mayall?