What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by pedromonkey

i watched Run! Bitch! Run! last night, it was a lot better than i was expecting it to be. Review coming soon...

I really enjoyed this and thought it managed to buck the retro grindhouse bandwagon pretty well. The post rape scenes of the woman walking through the woods had an unworldly feeling to them, that for me captured the place where trash meets art that can be found in many older exploitation films...and I really liked all the sex and violence!

[pedromonkey]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

I really enjoyed this and thought it managed to buck the retro grindhouse bandwagon pretty well. The post rape scenes of the woman walking through the woods had an unworldly feeling to them, that for me captured the place where trash meets art that can be found in many older exploitation films...and I really liked all the sex and violence!

it was extremely well made but was wholly unoriginal. but then again i guess most Exploitation films used the same themes.

[mjarbar]

After clearing out a cupboard I came across an old VHS tape of The Lair Of The White Worm and apart from Amanda Donohoe thought 'why did I ever record this! - Still watched it again though!

Going to watch a double header of the 1979 version of The Amityville Horror which I have never seen and then Shaun of the Dead which I've seen a couple of times and always makes me laugh!

[Mahoney32]

Originally Posted by mjarbar

After clearing out a cupboard I came across an old VHS tape of The Lair Of The White Worm and apart from Amanda Donohoe thought 'why did I ever record this! - Still watched it again though!

Going to watch a double header of the 1979 version of The Amityville Horror which I have never seen and then Shaun of the Dead which I've seen a couple of times and always makes me laugh!

THE AMITIVILLE HORROR PT 2 used freak me out big time, when I was a kid, The film and its themes were real creepy. (Demonic possession and incest). Had some sleep disturbed nights for a while after that.
The original movie has a good creepy theme tune, quite unsettling.

Enjoy.

[mbv]

Watched Monkey Shines. Hadn't seen this in years and have to say I enjoyed it a hell of a lot more now.

[Sam]

Just finished Daybreakers , which I though was pretty good. Some novel ideas and I liked the overall concept but it became a bit cliched towards the end. Still a good way to kill of an hour and a half though...

[Gigantor]

Originally Posted by mjarbar

After clearing out a cupboard I came across an old VHS tape of The Lair Of The White Worm and apart from Amanda Donohoe thought 'why did I ever record this! - Still watched it again though!

Going to watch a double header of the 1979 version of The Amityville Horror which I have never seen and then Shaun of the Dead which I've seen a couple of times and always makes me laugh!

Ha I remember cming home one night and found out my Dad rented this due to the guy at the Rental place highly reccomending it,Ha I don't think he listened to that guy after that.

[Gigantor]

Originally Posted by Mahoney32

THE AMITIVILLE HORROR PT 2 used freak me out big time, when I was a kid, The film and its themes were real creepy. (Demonic possession and incest). Had some sleep disturbed nights for a while after that.
The original movie has a good creepy theme tune, quite unsettling.

Enjoy.

I like THE AMITYVILLE HORROR 2 as well.Its much better than the first film.

[Gigantor]

Originally Posted by mbv

Watched Monkey Shines. Hadn't seen this in years and have to say I enjoyed it a hell of a lot more now.

When I saw MONKEYSHINES in the theatre there were only 4 other people in the cinema

[gag]

Originally Posted by Gigantor

When I saw MONKEYSHINES in the theatre there were only 4 other people in the cinema

lol i once went to watch a film with wife few yr back i think was the night listener with robin williams and there was just us 2, how bad that ?