What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by mercury

Saw Superman 3 and Scars of Dracula. This wasn't a bad film, but is not as good as other Hammer films I have seen.

Much better than Superman 3 though.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

did you notice the end credits, it has the cast list that includes the actors who played the 'real people' even though at the start they say everthing is real.

I did notice that and watched the credits all the way to the end looking for the usual 'This is a work of fiction and any relevance to persons living or dead is entirely continental', but there wasn't one. Disingenuous is an understatement.

[sawyer6]

Back from a serious virus attack.Watched the 1931 version of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde.Really good film,great perfomance by Fredric March and an unbelievable Mr Hyde transfomation.Also watched Fritz Lang's Frau Im Mond.Not his best but very innovating!

[Make Them Die Slowly]

THE CURSE OF THE CRIMSON ALTER. Good gothic freaky deaky.

THE HORSEMAN. Wow,totally brutal revenge thriller with a slim plot, lashing of violence and a stand out central performance. I can't recommend this one highly enough. £1 from my local PoundWorld.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

THE CURSE OF THE CRIMSON ALTER. Good gothic freaky deaky.

THE HORSEMAN. Wow,totally brutal revenge thriller with a slim plot, lashing of violence and a stand out central performance. I can't recommend this one highly enough. £1 from my local PoundWorld.

horseman is that aussie thing isnt it? saw part of it on Virgin when i was at mates, looks nasty, added to list

[James Morton]

saw DEEP RED blu ray. the shorter edit
but prefer the directors cut anyday

[mercury]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Much better than Superman 3 though.

Can't believe you said that
Part 3 is very weak compared to the first 2 film though.

Watched Pieces last night. Not bad this one. Though I wouldn't say it was great; I did enjoy pieces of it

[Rik]

Just watched the sepia version of Nosferatu(1922), not too keen on the score, I felt it too modern for such a classic. I intend on using scenes from this for a study I'm conducting on music in Horror Films, I'm going to add my own music to it as a way of showing how music creates tension etc. Followed this with Scars of Dracula(1970), good film apart from Dennis Waterman, shocking casting IMO

[Prince_Vajda]

Originally Posted by Rik

Just watched the sepia version of Nosferatu(1922), not too keen on the score, I felt it too modern for such a classic. I intend on using scenes from this for a study I'm conducting on music in Horror Films, I'm going to add my own music to it as a way of showing how music creates tension etc. Followed this with Scars of Dracula(1970), good film apart from Dennis Waterman, shocking casting IMO

It's the early Eureka 2-Disc Edition, innit? I kicked that one out of my collection because of this bloody terrible synthesizer soundtrack!


Not to mention the fact that both versions included are wrong in terms of colours - Nosferatu is neither black and white, nor sepia-toned, but tinted!

Take my advice and buy the Eureka Masters of Cinema release - it's terrific!


Greetings!

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda

It's the early Eureka 2-Disc Edition, innit? I kicked that one out of my collection because of this bloody terrible synthesizer soundtrack!


Not to mention the fact that both versions included are wrong in terms of colours - Nosferatu is neither black and white, nor sepia-toned, but tinted!

Take my advice and buy the Eureka Masters of Cinema release - it's terrific!


Greetings!

Yeah it is, I only bought it this morning for £1.50, I might have to check out your recommendation, cheers for the advice