What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I watched the AWE The Boogey Man last night.
Best I've seen it look and sound yet.

[vincenzo]

Island Of Death

A censorship viewpoint is in the Island Of Death thread. As a film I thought it was even more dire than the last time I saw it.

[James Morton]

Originally Posted by vincenzo

Island Of Death

A censorship viewpoint is in the Island Of Death thread. As a film I thought it was even more dire than the last time I saw it.

I disagree.
I think it's one of the better so called 'nasties'
I really enjoyed this film
I have the uncut European dvd, which I bought when first released
Better than D'Amato's Anthropopagous and Horrible and many more on the stupid 'list'

[vincenzo]

I have the uncut version too and for me Anthropophagous is vastly superior.

[snapon]

watched PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK 1975. great film surreal and great score .the story of what happened to 3 schoolgirls and 1 teacher who disappeared while on a picnic at the rock in 1900. ive seen this movie many times and always get the same feeling sheer brilliance from director peter weir. almost want it to be a true story.

[DeadAlive]

District 9 : I really enjoyed this. It is taking ideas from other films but actually using them well. Definitely one that will be worth returning to again.

Ninja Dragon : Cut and paste IFD film that manages to be much more fun than it actually deserves to be.

[broonage]

Halloween II (Zombie) - a solid brutal film but with too many annoying differences and things that bring it away from Halloween tradition.

[nekromantik]

Went to see [rec] 2 today.

I loved it, as creepy and atmospheric as the original and it revealed more about the story then the first one. Surprised at a sequel being nearly as good as original and not any worse.
My main downside about it was the predictable ending.

[Sargento]

Originally Posted by broonage

Halloween II (Zombie) - a solid brutal film but with too many annoying differences and things that bring it away from Halloween tradition.

I agree it was very brutal Broonage, but it was let down by MM's visions of his "mother"

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by snapon

watched PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK 1975. great film surreal and great score .the story of what happened to 3 schoolgirls and 1 teacher who disappeared while on a picnic at the rock in 1900. ive seen this movie many times and always get the same feeling sheer brilliance from director peter weir. almost want it to be a true story.

Ain't seen a bad Weir film yet Snap.