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watched city of the living dead on VHS.a good FULCI flick.

Wooo! Good choice with City Of The Living Dead - such a great zombie film!

Lately, I've been going rock/metal crazy with my film viewing. Yesterday I had a double bill of Heavy Metal, which wasn't as good as I was hoping (much prefer Fritz The Cat) and the AMAZING AND AWESOME Stunt Rock!!!!!!! Manly growl!

The night before that I had another double bill consisting of Rock & Rule, which I enjoyed a hell of a lot - especially the Lou Reed and Cheap Trick songs. And finished it of with Poultrygeist: Night Of The Chicken Dead - a film hasn't made me laugh that hard for such a long time. Very controversial and very gory - what the hell's not to like?!

Fritz The Cat is great fun. If you get chance check out Heavy Traffic and the hilarious Jungle Burger (Shame Of The Jungle). :D

Funny you should say that Vince as I was going to get Jungle Burger the other day! But I heard the film wasn't too good. May have to give in though, since it's only about a fiver on Amazon Market with P & P.

Heavy Traffic - now that's one film I've been dying to get for ages! I just keep forgetting! :pound: That and coonskin. I even have the soundtrack of HT! :laugh:

Jungle Burger is hilarious!

Some nice animation too. I want to see that again now! :lol:

Alright, alright! You've twisted my arm! :laugh: (Didn't take a lot of twisting!). Oh, I'm gonna have so much bloody debt when I leave uni! :laugh: :doh:

American Pop is a good film too, charting the evolution of music in the 20th century and ending with punk, awesome animation too...

Moon. Very good.

I have the HT soundtrack on vinyl. Issued on Saul Zaentz & Creedence Clearwater Revival's old Fantasy label (as was Fritz The Cat), and some great soul/blues numbers it has too. :dance:

Jungle Burger is VERY broad humour indeed but I thoroughly enjoyed it. At times it's impossible not too. First saw it on the cinema supporting Flesh Gordon. :lol:

A friend lent me a film called Tony London Serial Killer it's follows a few days in the life of a recculisve man called Tony who brings people to his flat to murder them. Its a slow paced film but it has a good atomosphere and anyone whos ever lived in London will recognise the types of areas he frequents. The DVD covers says its been likened to Henry: POASK and Taxi driver which is proabaly not too far off. Although I would probably put this film in the catagory of very dark comedy as I found a lot of it to be pretty amusing. Definitely worth a look.