What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by bdc

If it's the one with Traci Lords...I enjoyed it but it's been a while.

Yes that's the one!

[Dave Boy]

Man Made Monster (1941)
Horror Island (1941)
Night Monster (1942)

[irish]

some stufff i've watched recently
syndromes and a century 6/10. imho overrated by many critics.
afterward (shades of darkness tv series episode)
6/10
fire (indian movie, but dialogue is almost in english.Someone on imdb stupidly said the movie might have been more authentic, if it had been in subtitles. ie characters weren't speaking english.
a very controversial movie
10/10
Bewitched (shades of darkness ep) 6/10
The girl in the train. (agatha christie hour ep) 6/10. Light and breezy.
The class 2007 10/10
The class 2008 10/10
once upon a time in china 2. 8/10
Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale 7/10

[SShaw]

Clerks 2 - I know this disappointed many of the fans of the original, but personally I think its great.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by SShaw

Clerks 2 - I know this disappointed many of the fans of the original, but personally I think its great.

Yeah, I loved it too. The "pillow pants" scene is funny as hell.

[Ranarchy]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

Yeah, I loved it too. The "pillow pants" scene is funny as hell.

Great movie! Went to theaters to see it!

[mercury]

Dune......I have to say that this was the most boring film I have ever seen. Anyone on here like it, or dare I say love it

[SShaw]

Originally Posted by Ranarchy

Great movie! Went to theaters to see it!

Me too. I attended the U.K. premiere in Edinburgh. None of the cast and crew showed though. It won the festivals audience award.

[Nordicdusk]

return_of_the_living_dead_poster_01.jpg House Cemetery poster.jpg

I love at the start of House By The Cemetery the introduction by Giovanni Frezza saying sorry for his voice in the film

[Frankie Teardrop]

ANDY WARHOL'S BAD - Set in a world full of total bastards, 'Bad' is the story of a team of female assassins who operate out of an electrolysis salon. Virtually every character on show is a stone cold psychopath - the only one who isn't is somehow pathetic and wretched (interesting how the film satirises, but forces a viewer indentification with a cruel and dehumanising perpective in this instance). It's tongue in cheek, but really callous and cynical, often hilariously so. The baby-out-of-window gag is well documented, but twice as shocking is the male lead's confrontation with an autistic boy at the end of the movie. It could've been a bit tighter and if anything more focussed on the depravity on offer, and to some extent it feels like a (relatively) mainstream homage to / steal from post-Warhol filmmaker John Waters. But there are so many great scenes and bits of dialogue - highlight is when one of the characters wails "I really identify with cigarettes, they're the only thing that's always there" - I'm sure that inspired a line in a Smiths song. 'Bad' really deserves a proper DVD release, the ones out there are to my knowledge all sourced from VHS.