What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Kyle]

yeah that would have been great!

[Philleh]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye

I watched Hanger on Saturday, pretty good but I preferred Gutterballs. I found that it went in too hard trying to shock and forgot about the story and the revenge angle a bit. Too much pissing about and trying to be funny and not enough of the gruesome!

Lloyd Kaufmann's cameo is hilariously pointless though!

I've seen this too and thought it was a pile of w*nk!!
Pointlessly crude and vile that it came across as juvenile, offensively so. It's aimed at people too young to view it, and a film aiming for that target audience shouldn't be this graphic.

It also looked cheep as sh*t, at least Gutterballs seemed to have some production value. This looked like it was filmed on someone's Samsung mobile with the aid of a churchhall spotlight.

AVOID!!

[Rob Strange]

Originally Posted by stevoj

Watched these last night (I have a lot of time on my hands ) Two great films and one not so great but still watchable film,saved mainly by having a great title (Darkman III: Die Darkman,Die)

The first one is brilliant. Purer Raimi than Spider-Man.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rob Strange

The first one is brilliant. Purer Raimi than Spider-Man.

It sure is.The scene with Darkman hanging from the rope ladder on the helicopter and running along the top of the truck is pure Raimi Evil Dead 2'ish slapstick.Like I said before,darkman was made for someone like Bruce Campbell.I'm surpised Raimi didn't get him for parts 2 and 3.

[Pete]

Just watched:

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Solid actioner with a decent cast and some dandy action sequences.

[42ndStreetFreak]

Originally Posted by stevoj

Should have had Bruce Campbell as Darkman (yeah I know he did play him for a few seconds at the end of the 1st film)

Still perhaps the finest cult/horror fan pleasing cameo ever.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by loops

Solid actioner with a decent cast and some dandy action sequences.

David Carradine made a fine villain

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by 42ndStreetFreak

Still perhaps the finest cult/horror fan pleasing cameo ever.

Not only that,but apparently Bruce did some voice work on the film (screams).

[Kyle]

quite a good film, the best way i could describe it is, if naked lunch, videodrome,nails and tetsuo had a low budget baby this would be it!

[mbv]

Watched Who framed Roger Rabbit, haven't seen it in ages, some of the FX have aged but still a damn funny movie although I think I drove the missus mad as I practically know this movie word for word!

Serial Mom Not as sick as usual from John Waters but another I always enjoy watching. Kathleen Turners finest hour. And Tracii Lords is in it so thats always a bonus!