is it true traces dont contain any faked footage?

so it claims and does look to be true, but too be fair the majority of footage on traces 4.5.6(best of) wouldn't look out of place on Police Camera Action, YBF etc

Just watched the Sandler comedy

Grown Ups

Great fun on a drizzly Sunday afternoon. Good cast and quick jokes!

ah yeah
Im not really into mondo films.
I watch films to be entertained and real death aint entertaining really :lol:
quite morbid and depressing.

just got Virgin media back so i have been watching quite a few films. Here are a few;

Invention of lying; quite enjoyable but only because I like Ricky Gervais

Sorrority Row(aka i know what you did last summer)worth a watch but nothing new

Wrong turn 3; ok but still not as good as the first film

The Expendables ***SPOILERS***

I was slightly disappointed. I wanted a generic, by the numbers, stereotype-ridden, no brain action-movie. I got one, but its still felt flat for some reason. The Arnie-Willis cameo was very odd. You can tell Arnie and Willis were filmed seperatly and they cut it together for the sole reason of having it in the trailer. I could've done without it.

Jet Li. I cannot believe he subjected himself to a role that consisted of patronizing 'little china-man' jokes aimed in his direction. As I said, I expected stereotypes but it still felt kind of weird. The guy is more talented that that - and is a proven headliner of some mindblowing Asian films.

Stallone and Statham's characters were clearly hot for each other. I'm not sure if homo-erotic overtones were intended but they certainly shined through. Not a problem for me, but one can only assume that the reason Stallone was obsessed with going back to the Island for the girl was well, you know - to make him feel more secure in his manhood.

For me, Stone Cold actually was the saving grace for the movie. I enjoyed his scenes the best. He actually stole it with his presence, despite not having that big a role. And thats the bottom line...

I had a double bill today of Baby Cart At The River Styx, my favourite of the Lone Wolf & Cub films, and the awesomeness that is John Carpenters Big Trouble In Little China.

The Three Storms in BTILC are obviously heavily inflenced by the Brother of Death in BC&TRS.

I'm consdering watching They Live next.

just finished watching [*REC]2 and i loved it, defo on par with the first film.
between this and The Horde, i would choose this one anyday...

Just decided to give the following another spin:

The Bogeyman (1980)

Good Lord, I forget just slow it is and the fact that hardly ANYTHING happens in it! Seems to me it was just a way for Lommel to flaunt his Mrs!

:mmph: