What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[keirarts]

City of the dead

A folklore student is persuaded by her Professor to visit a small New England town to research her thesis on witchcraft. Arriving she discovers its cursed as hell and becomes a sacrifice to Satan. Her brother goes looking for her and must try and stop the cult.
The film is pure atmosphere and the fog shrouded streets of the cursed town are some of the most haunted looking scenes in British cinema. The plot is serviceable though the twists are a little predictable. The Arrow restoration is magnificent and comes highly recommended.

[keirarts]

Caltiki

Archaeologist's working on ruins in Mexico unearth an ancient creature. They manage to destroy it with fire but one of their men is attacked. The creature begins slowly eating him alive and comes back to attack mexico.
Low budget sci-fi horror inspired by the works of Lovecraft and the Quatermass Xperiment. Its got some iffy effects in places including some obvious model work but given the film and the era it was made its all forgivable as the film itself is a lot of fun. It was started by Ricardo Freda but famously completed by Mario Bava.

Kill baby, Kill!

A doctor arrives at a small Italian town to perform an autopsy on a woman who is suspected of being a murder victim. He discovers that the locals seem to have a high mortality rate and its all centred around a dark secret and a strange creepy young girl. The rational doctor must face a threat that defies rational explanation. This is one of Mario Bava's finest gothic chillers. Rich with atmosphere and featuring one of the creepiest monsters the director put on screen.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Terrific stuff. K!

[trebor8273]

Another fantastic outing for Reeves as John Wick who this time is drawing backing into the world he thinks he left behind when he is forced to do one last job ,which he does with his usual style but this is only the beginning John's problems, fantastic and brutal action scenes that prove what a great action hero Reeves makes. The ultra 4k blu ray looks stunning 9/10

[Inspector Abberline]

Just wondering if anyone has seen the latest Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge...???

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Inspector Abberline

Just wondering if anyone has seen the latest Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge...???

This will be no help whatsoever to you as i haven't seen it, but i do intend to buy it to watch over Christmas sometime. So that will be two of us wasting a tenner on it if that makes you feel better.

[Justin101]

Someone at work who has seen it said to me, If you liked the last couple of Pirates films you'll like this, if you didn't you'll think it's shit.

I found it to be good advice and stayed away

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Someone at work who has seen it said to me, If you liked the last couple of Pirates films you'll like this, if you didn't you'll think it's shit.

I found it to be good advice and stayed away

Does this person know you like shite like Burial Ground?

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Does this person know you like shite like Burial Ground?

No, that's not the sort of information I like my colleagues to know about me

Monday is like "what did you do this weekend?" I'm thinking, well I watched Jess Franco's Two Female Spies with Flowered Panties and then followed that up with a documentary about 'competitive endurance tickling' called Tickled. Then I reply "Oh then usual, went out for dinner, enjoyed a walk"

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

No, that's not the sort of information I like my colleagues to know about me

Monday is like "what did you do this weekend?" I'm thinking, well I watched Jess Franco's Two Female Spies with Flowered Panties and then followed that up with a documentary about 'competitive endurance tickling' called Tickled. Then I reply "Oh then usual, went out for dinner, enjoyed a walk"

Honest i'm normal, eh?