What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Mojo]

Bloody Flesh
Obscure 80's Spanish horror, with all sorts of weirdness occurring after an explosion forces a town's residents to the country. Ghostly dead bodies, bloodlust and bizarre behaviour ensues, mostly centering around an American girl, in a fiilm that pretty much defies description. Complete with a very eerie soundtrack, I'm not sure about bloody flesh, but it's bloody weird! Worth checking out.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Mojo

Bloody Flesh
Obscure 80's Spanish horror, with all sorts of weirdness occurring after an explosion forces a town's residents to the country. Ghostly dead bodies, bloodlust and bizarre behaviour ensues, mostly centering around an American girl, in a fiilm that pretty much defies description. Complete with a very eerie soundtrack, I'm not sure about bloody flesh, but it's bloody weird! Worth checking out.

Sold! where from by the way please?

[Justin101]

Yeah sounds good

[trebor8273]

been watching this, its not a film. only watched in once years ago and forgotten how much i enjoyed, shame it was canceled after only one season, it had potential to be a great show, in no small part to the wonderful Bruce Campbell and his amazing chin

[trebor8273]

just finished these two

[SShaw]

Last night and this evening I worked my way through my Arrow backlog: Lady Snowblood 2, Black Sunday and Lisa and the Devil all of which are highly recommended.

[Nemesis]

Originally Posted by JoshuaKaitlyn

Battleship Potemkin (1925) Great Movie
The Joyless Street (1925) My version is cut down to an hour!
The Big Parade (1925) Enjoyable

http://www.cult-labs.com/forums/memb...tml#post322879

Hi Josh - here's a version of this you might find interesting:

Edition Filmmuseum Shop - Die freudlose Gasse Edition Filmmuseum 48

[Invid Ninja]

So haven't been on here for awhile, here is a few highlights:

The Keep (1983) Went to the 35mm screening in London's Prince Charles Cinema, first time viewing this elusive part of Michael Mann's filmography. From a story perspective, it's easy to tell what remains is a truncated version of a nonetheless cool vision of high gothic fantasy. The atmosphere is intoxicating akin to a mixture of German expressionism and Fulci on a massive budget punctuated by Tangerine Dream's hypnotic synth rock score. Flawed, but to me thoroughly entertaining and fascinating.

Drive (1997) Definetly a hidden gem here, a solid and expertly choreographed martial arts film with lightening fast action from Dacascos and some fun 90's buddy humour. Also Dacascos has a bar karaoke scene before being attacked by motocross assassins. Brilliant.

Mary, Queen of Scots (1971) Yes, it's costume drama from the future director of the musical Lost Horizon. Yes, it's also for you history buffs out there wildly inaccurate. But then again, the chance to watch a film in which 70's era Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson have a jolly chinwag in boisterous costume would always prove to be enticing for me.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Invid Ninja

So haven't been on here for awhile, here is a few highlights:

The Keep (1983) Went to the 35mm screening in London's Prince Charles Cinema, first time viewing this elusive part of Michael Mann's filmography. From a story perspective, it's easy to tell what remains is a truncated version of a nonetheless cool vision of high gothic fantasy. The atmosphere is intoxicating akin to a mixture of German expressionism and Fulci on a massive budget punctuated Tangerine Dream's hypnotic synth rock score. Flawed, but to me thoroughly entertaining and fascinating.

Drive (1997) Definetly a hidden gem here, a solid and expertly choreographed martial arts film with lightening fast action from Dacascos and some fun 90's buddy humour. Also Dacascos has a bar karaoke scene before being attacked by motocross assassins. Brilliant.

Mary, Queen of Scots (1971) Yes, it's costume drama from the future director of the musical Lost Horizon. Yes, it's also for you history buffs out there wildly inaccurate. But then again, the chance to watch a film in which 70's era Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson have a jolly chinwag in boisterous costume would always prove to be enticing for me.

If you liked DRIVE its worth checking out guyver dark hero from the same director.

[Invid Ninja]

Originally Posted by keirarts

If you liked DRIVE its worth checking out guyver dark hero from the same director.

Yep, I saw Guyver: Dark Hero many years ago when growing up on the old UK tapes of the OVA series. Also good fun.