What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[re.form]

Clive Barker's Dread. Which was surprisingly good, especially after the pretty crappy Book of Blood.

Also had me a re-watch of Fright. Which always gets better.

[robertzombie]

Horror exam revision!

[Sam]

Just finished watching One Dark Night, under the title of Entity Force. Whilst it had a good set-up and some interesting characters, it took an age to get going and when it did, it was all a bit underwhelming. The zombies looked pretty good but unless I was mistaken, they didn't actually do anything, just move very .... very .... slowly towards their 'victims'. Still worth a look if you have a soft spot for 80s horrors (as I do). The 23rd Century edition I have is the usual VHS-transfer you'd expect but it's fairly watchable.

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I thought the ending left the door wide open for a sequel but didn't know they'd made one. I hope it doesn't just follow the exact same formula albeit with a different 'obstacle' him to overcome was going about his torture/murder/collecting business and introduces something a bit new, a little like Saw 2 did. However, being formulaic didn't seem to hurt the Friday the 13th franchise in terms of commercial success, did it?!

there were talks of a prequel but not sure what the sequel will be about.
Same director is all I know. Not much news atm

just seen the german 2004 flick Tears of Kali
its in 4 parts so 4 related stories. It was a good effort for first time director but I just dont know what to make of it tbh.
Had some good gore scenes though

[Beyond72]

The Hidden

[Demoncrat]

BLOODSUCKING FREAKS still an unpleasant film, remake this mr bay!! (sarcasm)...the lovely print made it look like a comedy in parts but would make a great double bill with The Sinful Dwarf methinks...and its still the best film that J Waters never made 10/10

WAR OF THE PLANETS the dialogue! the clumsy plotting! the "love interest" who looks bored! the monster! harumph. 6/10 for film, 8/10 for experience

FUNNYMAN the memory of this nearly put me off, glad i didnt though as twas a hoot, C Lee still wasted in role though...7/10

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Watched Wild Things last night.
First time i'd seen it since its cinema release, still a good twisty turny thriller, with a great cast.

[Baseball Fury]

I watched The Hillside Strangler last night, sky +'d off the horror channel. I thought it was ok, Nick Turturro puts in a great performance, C Thomas Howell was also quite good. well worth a watch, not as a historical account though, definitely more exploitation flick than biopic

[DryJack]

I watched A history of violence last night. Not usually something I'd go for but a mate insisted I watch it. I found it totally absorbing from the start and really enjoyed it.

[Argentofan]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Watched Wild Things last night.
First time i'd seen it since its cinema release, still a good twisty turny thriller, with a great cast.

Neve Campbell and Kevin Bacon? Ordered.