Continuing my Hammer phase, I watched two of my favourites last night-Scars of Dracula, crappy fake bats aside, it's still one of my favourite Hammer Dracula's. Followed it with the outstanding Plague of the Zombies, it's hard to believe that 2 years after this film was released, a certain independant filmmaker from Pittsburgh would change the way zombies are depicted on the silver screen forever!

Must have been a good doc then :pound:

Young Violent Dangerous

Really enjoyed this - especially the main car chase, one I've the best Eurocrime car chases I've seen thus far :clap: Thought Thomas Milian was a little bland as the cop on the trail of the Young Violent Dangerous. Think I prefer him in psycho sleazeball mode (ie Almost Human :lol:) . . .

It's called Being Elmo it's not exactly hard to remember :lol: it's supposed to be pretty good.

last nights viewings, even though i shouldn't but i really enjoyed Jack Frost:loco:


Edit think of watching wake wood tonight is it any good as never seen it and was a blind buy

ROTLD3 is the best in the franchise by a long shot. Jack Frost's also enjoyable in a cheesy sort of way. There's also a sequel too.

Haven't seen parts 4 & 5, but of the 3 I have seen, part 3 if without a shadow of a doubt the best one, I wish a company like Second Sight or Arrow would release it on BD over here :nod:

I love Jack Frost much better than that Michael Keaton shit
I Also loved the sequel to with all the little Snowballs:lol:
Love how even though the sequels set on a tropic island (if I remember rightly)
None of the snow melts.

I saw Stoker at the cinema today and, because it was directed by Park Chan-wook, went in with really high expectations. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed as it makes some really uncomfortable viewing, but is gripping throughout thanks to some flashback/flashforwards storytelling and great performances by the three main leads (Mia Wasikowska, Matthew Goode and Nicole Kidman.

Although its Park's first English-language film, you wouldn't know it and it's as good as most of his Korean output; definitely want to catch in the cinemas if you can.

OK, i'll give it a shot and prove myself wrong.:laugh: