What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

Different strokes and all. But your wrong.

I bow down to your superior taste.

[Wes]

Originally Posted by demonknight

Darabont co wrote the screenplay with Chuck Russell the director. Not sure about elm street 4,but Russell directed elm street 3. One of the better elm movies IMO. Would love arrow or some other company to give The Blob 1988 a bells and whistles release. All the main players
from the movie are all still with us,Jeffrey demunn,Kevin Dillon,Shawnee smith Michael kenworthy and Russell and Darabont,would love to see them all featured in a retrospective documentary sometime in the future. I live in hope. It's one of my favourite movies of the 80's.

Yep, Darabont wrote Dream Warriors... Yeah definitely a film in need of a revival. Sony own this one so who knows if Arrow could pick this up. Anyone from Arrow care to comment ?

[bdc]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

More 'seasonal' viewing:

Matango!
Now there's a nice one.

[PaulD]

Just settling down to watch the Redemption bluray of Hatchet for the Honeymoon with a cold beer and some garlic mushrooms cooking in the oven

[SShaw]

Started work on the Bond Bluray set by watching the two Dalton film's.

[Wes]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Just settling down to watch the Redemption bluray of Hatchet for the Honeymoon with a cold beer and some garlic mushrooms cooking in the oven

Very nice ! Getting back to something mentioned earlier about Bava and Shock, Demdike have you seen Bava's westerns ? I gotta say they're pretty disposable. I watched Road to Fort Alamo last week and it was a grind...

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Just settling down to watch the Redemption bluray of Hatchet for the Honeymoon with a cold beer and some garlic mushrooms cooking in the oven

Garlic is the food of Satan!

[Rik]

Originally Posted by suziginajackson

Garlic is the food of Satan!

Yep, can't stand the stuff, I must be the only half Sicilian that doesn't like garlic!

[Frankie Teardrop]

DON'T GO IN THE HOUSE - A somber and sleazy fave from the late seventies, this one's sordid glow remains undiminished with time. Not that it's very explicit - it derives its power from its unrelenting gloom, which is offset slightly by the disco era fashion and some wooden performances (not Dan Grimaldi though, he's very convincing as the tortured flame throwing psycho householder with a babe in chains in a steel room). There were also aspects of the narrative arc which just left me thinking 'yeah right', but then how often does that happen with exploitation potboilers such as this? - I get like that when a film casts a spell then breaks it slightly. But anyway, great to see this one again, it's obviously very well known so I'll say little more except to note that I'm always left intrigued by the weird supernatural angle it seems to potentially suggest at points throughout.

[Hawkmonger]

It's onions for me. I rather like garlic, but onions are