What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Sam

That's the weird thing, my version doesn't have Rome, Armed to the Teeth but instead contains The Master Touch, which is a Di Leo film (I think). Maybe they had some licensing problems which led to it being removed from later editions but I'd rather have had the Lenzi film .

Mine also came with THE MASTER TOUCH.

Grindhouse apparently have the American rights to RATTT (the trailer appears on a few of their releases) but I seriously doubt they'll ever release it.

[Gojirosan]

Alien 2 Sulla Terra: a really badly made film, dire even by the standards of the worst Italian rip-off exploitation. Nothing happens for the most part of it, and the few things that do happen are confusing and not very interesting.

On the plus side the music is often very good and there are some excellent cave sets.

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Alien 2 Sulla Terra: a really badly made film, dire even by the standards of the worst Italian rip-off exploitation. Nothing happens for the most part of it, and the few things that do happen are confusing and not very interesting.

On the plus side the music is often very good and there are some excellent cave sets.

I agree

ML did an amazing job with the transfer.

[Gojirosan]

Nightmare Beach - extremely entertaining Lenzi flick which contains what may be the most hilariously bad selection of 80s rock ever assembled on the soundtrack! Very good fun.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

"Mark of the Witch": Sometimes a film will tell you more about yourself rather than the film maker. MOTW, being a case in point, I will watch any old shit about witches as long as it was made in the mid 60s to mid 70s and contains images of long haired witches dancing semi naked. I don't care how good or bad the film is, just give me the dancing witches and I'm happy. Oh yeah, this has a mighty fine wyrd lo-fi, folky theme song. Naked witches aside, I kind of enjoyed this in a kitsch way.

[Sam]

Just finished watching Trust, which was much more disturbing and sinister than I expected it to be, especially since it was directed by Ross from Friends! An excellent, taut thriller and well recommended

[enterthehero]

Just watched "super"
This is a brilliant movie! Nothing like I expected it to be.
Really funny but also really dark at times as well.


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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

"Mark of the Witch": Sometimes a film will tell you more about yourself rather than the film maker. MOTW, being a case in point, I will watch any old shit about witches as long as it was made in the mid 60s to mid 70s and contains images of long haired witches dancing semi naked. I don't care how good or bad the film is, just give me the dancing witches and I'm happy. Oh yeah, this has a mighty fine wyrd lo-fi, folky theme song. Naked witches aside, I kind of enjoyed this in a kitsch way.

You will also be going blind watching all these naked witches, Mr Slowly.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demdike

You will also be going blind watching all these naked witches, Mr Slowly.

I'm pacing myself, I'm not called Mr Slowly for nothing!

[keirarts]

The extraordinary adventures of adele blanc-sec.

Luc bessons best film in quite a while, its made like a pulp adventure story where adele must get hold of and revive a mummy in order to save her sister. Unfortunately a pterodactyl terrorising paris throws a spanner in the works!