one last bit of Metal ....
 

And the last (?) segment seems to be what I actually thought the whole film was going to be like. Saw a clip years ago ...of this part ... standard futuristic S&S etc. Oh well, you live and learn ;)

The Longest Yard (1974, Robert Aldrich)

Burt Reynolds asserts himself against Oily Albert ... in a football uniform no less. Not as Jeff Stryker as I make it sound, honest. See this wee gem and fink no more of the utterly pony remake wif the Vinster.

kill all hipsters ... kill all hipsters ...
 

The Room (2003, Tommy Wiseau)

As a mate had turned up with the book The Disaster Artist ... but hadn't seen the film :confused::laugh: I felt twould be my duty to make his retinas wince during a screening of said 'cult' classic (hmmm). And you wonder why I drink :lol:. Ah! He poorly enunciates a line!! Drool! The subplots come to nought!! THE MUSAK.

And people said Edward Wood Jr was terrible. At least his work entertains.

Ahem.

I'm intrigued by this film – which release do you have? The only one I'm aware of is the North American Wiseau Region All Blu-ray.

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Don't be. I recommend scurvy more. Tis a dvd -r that was foisted on me as I like "weird films" apparently :lol:

A blu ray? Lawdy Thomas. Talk about a one trick pony. NEXT!! :laugh:

Now I'm even more intrigued!

Ah ... the perils of censorship in a nutshell ... ban something ... it acquires a reputation.

It's up to you Nos. Not while there are Andy Sidaris films to see ... I've watched it twice now ... one time too many imho.

Exactly – telling someone they shouldn't to see something is one thing. Telling them they're not allowed is something else. Both will result in an increased interest, but the 'you're not allowed' makes it much more fascinating!

Take away that air of mystique and taboo, and the level of interest diminishes somehow.

I'm not in a desperate rush to see it, but would like to have done so by the time I watch The Disaster Artist. I hadn't seen Plan 9 from Outer Space when I first saw Ed Wood and don't think it mattered at all because I loved it.

The Cutter (2005, Bill Tannen)
Damn! From the opening I thought twould be a Chuck Vs Mummy film. :lol:
The bearded one thwarts some ne'r do welling in the gemstone trade. Quite crazed considering he was dyeing his chinwarmer (it's rather OBVIOUS DEARIE) at this point. The usual scum get blown away....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdiqdeehQyY

Enjoyable and atmospheric film that's a little on the slow side. 6/10


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqJ9ekM4x_c

An enjoyable and visually stunning film with some great set pieces which was better than i was expecting,let down by some poor cgi . I really could not help but think of the dynasty warriors games and its spinoffs while watching. 7.5/10


Now watching hellraiser.