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Make Them Die Slowly 1st December 2011 10:31 PM

"Bowanga Bowanga", a 1951 trip into the dark heart of Africa which is full of out of place animals courtesy of a lot of stock footage, girls in shammy leather and animal print bikinis and a comedy Italian. Not too bad as these things go, plenty of singing and dancing, cat fights and tastefully posed women against jungle backgrounds.:)

"Forbidden Daughters" a silent short nudie cutie from the 1920s. A woman travels to Africa to win back her man from a native Princess. Though set in Africa, the majority of the film is taken up with women dancing in a harem. The whole thing is a pleasure from start to finish.

nekromantik 2nd December 2011 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by thehamish (Post 200884)
Snowtown
Can i just say this is the film of the year?
chilling true account of notorious Oz criminal that leaves Chopper in the dust, gasping for air.
funny story, this was the film i wanted to go and see in London but was outvoted for the over stylized ....Kevin poo fest. im not often wrong, but certainly wasnt on this ocassion!!:nod:


RECOMMENDED!!

I loved it too but would not call it film of the year.

I just seen Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

Very average I thought, the CGI apes were kinda let down but I knew this from the trailer. Could have been a better movie but I still prefer the last one to this. :lol:

Demoncrat 2nd December 2011 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by nekromantik (Post 201284)
I loved it too but would not call it film of the year.

I just seen Rise of the Planet of the Apes.

Very average I thought, the CGI apes were kinda let down but I knew this from the trailer. Could have been a better movie but I still prefer the last one to this. :lol:

ok then, its MY film of the year :lol:
only because i never got to see Tree of Life....
otherwise the film i most enjoyed seeing was THC2...:laugh::lol::pound:

nekromantik 2nd December 2011 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by thehamish (Post 201316)
ok then, its MY film of the year :lol:
only because i never got to see Tree of Life....
otherwise the film i most enjoyed seeing was THC2...:laugh::lol::pound:

:lol:

fair enough

Prince_Vajda 2nd December 2011 11:13 AM

Maniac Cop. An excellent mixture of a police thriller and a horror movie. Great pace, good actors (Tom Atkins! :clap:), clever dialogues, and a nice car chase in the end - add quite a bit of gore, and you'll understand why this is a really enjoyable movie. :nod:

3 out of 4

Recommended.

Greetings!

PaulD 2nd December 2011 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda (Post 201325)
Maniac Cop. An excellent mixture of a police thriller and a horror movie. Great pace, good actors (Tom Atkins! :clap:), clever dialogues, and a nice car chase in the end - add quite a bit of gore, and you'll understand why this is a really enjoyable movie. :nod:

3 out of 4

Recommended.

Greetings!

That's why I like it so much I think, it's a bit of a slasher, bit of a thriller bit of an action film and with an excellent chase at the end. Really must pick up Arrow's bluray of this soon.

Demdike@Cult Labs 2nd December 2011 12:35 PM

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I watched Silent Night Deadly Night 3:Better Watch Out. last night.

Very poor. Ricky the killer from the first film is woken from a coma and pursues a blind girl and her relatives at their Christmas retreat.

Its best described as a slasher film without any slash or any of the ingredients that make a decent slasher flick. The killer appears to be wandering about with a goldfish bowl on his head to boot.

As my first Christmas film of the year its a poor start.

Prince_Vajda 2nd December 2011 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulD (Post 201331)
That's why I like it so much I think, it's a bit of a slasher, bit of a thriller bit of an action film and with an excellent chase at the end. Really must pick up Arrow's bluray of this soon.

It has good picture quality, no signs of an overuse of DNR or the like, and - most important - an excellent uncompressed Stereo soundtrack! :nod:

I think I'll post some Blu-ray stills later today.

Greetings!

PaulD 2nd December 2011 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Demdike (Post 201334)
I watched Silent Night Deadly Night 3:Better Watch Out. last night.

Very poor. Ricky the killer from the first film is woken from a coma and pursues a blind girl and her relatives at their Christmas retreat.

Its best described as a slasher film without any slash or any of the ingredients that make a decent slasher flick. The killer appears to be wandering about with a goldfish bowl on his head to boot.

As my first Christmas film of the year its a poor start.

I think I'm gonna work my way through all of these over the coming weeks. I remember seeing the awful Pinocchio Toymaker one years ago with Mickey "I'm going to write to the producers and condemn Silent Night, Deadly Night" Rooney*


* I mean, he was in it, I didn't go to see it with him as a date or anything. Honest

Gold6082 2nd December 2011 12:43 PM

watched The Lift aka the elevator last night ,not a bad film quite enjoyed it rather silly and slow at times but overall good original fun. :clap:

I also had the misfortune to have 90 minutes of life wasted watching the diabolical pile of crap known as colony of the dark,the print made vipco look like Blu-ray!! no colour to it at all,the audio was muffled,the acting and camera work a joke,and the film as a whole pathetic :fear::doh:

And finally saw He Knows you're alone,not a bad classic slasher but I found it started off with promise and fell flat fast too slow moving also. :pop2:


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