What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[gag]

Watched 1st half of mesrine...To be honest ive never heard of him or the films till they got mentioned on here....Im looking forward to watching the 2nd half..

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by gag

Watched 1st half of mesrine...To be honest ive never heard of him or the films till they got mentioned on here....Im looking forward to watching the 2nd half..

...which is better!

[snipsmovies]

I just saw PSYCHO SLEEPOVER from Troma. It was total trash which I enjoyed immensely, including of course the obligatory Kaufman cameo !

[Gojirosan]

Stag Night (2008)

Take the powerful and intriguing notion of an isolated population of humans reverting to savagery within an underground rail system, shoot it with style and invention with a talented cast at the peak of their skills, use dark and moving music perfectly tied to the visuals and a story honed down for maximum suspense and thought provocation and what do you have?

Well, you have Gary Sherman's 1973 Death Line, a masterpiece of horror storytelling and generally excellent film.

Stag Night, however, is a right load of old arse.

[pedromonkey]

Watched these few...

DEADLY PURSUIT: pretty good wilderness action thriller with Sidney Poitier, Tom Berenger, Kirsty Ally and Clancy Brown that had some brilliant stunt work and a great final showdown on a ferry. Well worth a look if you can.

THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN: Only ever saw this the once so popped in the dvd last night and watched Bond take on Christopher Lee's Scaramanga. Really fun Bond film with a brilliant car chase through the streets of Thailand ending with the famous 360 spin in the muscle car over the river.

MARK FOR DEATH: bloody awesome Steven Seagal studio film from the very early 90s has him and Keith David going up against Jamaican drug dealers in a bone crunching action film. I loved it.

KISS KISS BANG BANG!!: Shane Black's directorial debut is a brilliant modern Noir comedy with fantastic performances from Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer, some violent moments towards the end but a great fun ride throughout. Downey JR's narration is very funny.

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by keirarts

Tomie Collection DVD Region 1 US Import NTSC: Amazon.co.uk: Artist Not Provided: Film & TV


check out the tomie collection above or junji itos museum of horror. Also uzamaki (vortex) or the spiral manga. All good!

Really liked Uzamaki, been ages since I've seen it though.

[Daemonia]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Well, you have Gary Nelson's 1973 Death Line, a masterpiece of horror storytelling and generally excellent film.

Gary Sherman, you mean?

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by Daemonia

Gary Sherman, you mean?

Why, yes. Yes I do. D'oh!

Allow me to amend!

[Scyther]

Watched and reviewed Blue Underground's forthcoming Baba Yaga Blu Ray!

'Baba Yaga' makes a beautiful Blu-Ray jump from Blue Underground - Boston Movie | Examiner.com

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Why, yes. Yes I do. D'oh!

Allow me to amend!

Gary Nelson's Death Line - The story of a journeyman Charlton Athletic footballer and his travels on the tube.

I also saw Stag Night quite recently, its not at all good. The characters are so stupid and their actions never make sense.