What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[antmumford]

Originally Posted by Rik

Silence of the Lambs is still the best of them all

*cough* I think you mean Manhunter don't you??

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by antmumford

*cough* I think you mean Manhunter don't you??

Totally agree, I pretty much love everything about this film.

[Ranarchy]

Basket Case 3 and Dead Alive

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Handyman Joe

In the spirit of Easter (it is the celebration of the resurrected dead after all!) I put on Burial Ground - The Nights of Terror on Saturday night. Mixed company = Big mistake. For some reason the sight of a boggle eyed man-child sucking on his 'mamas' boobie while ridiculous zombies battered the door down, didn't go down well in the room. In fact, my wife ordered the film to be turned off. I don't know, some people. Must say though, despite its ineptitude, there's a relentlessness, a single mindedness, about this film that (accidently I think) does capture the actual feeling of a nightmare. The blu ray picture is pretty good considering it wasn't exactly lensed by Freddie Francis or Jack Cardiff.

Kudos!! I'd say this is up there with putting Mum & Dad on on Xmas Day

[mark meakin]

The Awakening (2011) Not particularly scary but a nice old fashioned period ghost story with fine performances.EMPIRE was harsh on the film which I think is underrated.Far better than the remake of Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Ranarchy

Basket Case 3 and Dead Alive

Original Basket case is absolutley fantastic but i just couldnt get away with the others thought they where terrrible and it would have been better if just left it after first one then it would have been a stand alone classic and the case of less is more ....or what ever the saying is

[Nordicdusk]

Tales of Terror

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[Rik]

Originally Posted by antmumford

*cough* I think you mean Manhunter don't you??

Nah, I watched Manhunter today, good film but Brian Cox is no Tony Hopkins and as a big fan of Thomas Harris's novel, I've never liked the ending (apart from In A Gadda Da Vidda playing on the soundtrack)

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Rik

Nah, I watched Manhunter today, good film but Brian Cox is no Tony Hopkins

Thank Gawd for that!

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by Rik

Nah, I watched Manhunter today, good film but Brian Cox is no Tony Hopkins and as a big fan of Thomas Harris's novel, I've never liked the ending (apart from In A Gadda Da Vidda playing on the soundtrack)

I agree with the ending but Petersen was better choice for Will Graham than Norton