What Films Have You Seen Recently?

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Carver
Quite enjoyed this average slasher flick usual group go camping etc but what I liked was film made you feel like you was watching a old slather that was made in the 80s era and not the usual Hollywood feel all bright and colourfull one particular scene made cringe and go ouch worth a reccomeded watch,

[troggi]

Originally Posted by Rik

I'll translate seeing as it reads like Yorkshire speak.

Just have to mention that Corman put some tish out as well, some of which found there way onto MST3K to be "enhanced"

That said, I love them all, especially the Poe batch

Hope this clears things up

Thank you so much.
As I've said before I come over all northern when tired, hungry or emotional. It's good t' know that I'll be understood by some in those instances.

And no it dun't tek much t' type like this cus me fingers'r' northern an'all

[Metallicbomb]

Today's Viewings
House On Haunted Hill
Return To House On Haunted Hill
2001 Maniacs
2001 Maniacs: Field Of Screams

[JoshuaKaitlyn]

From 1931:

Dracula
Drácula
Frankenstein
Mata Hari


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[trebor8273]

last nights viewings

[Zann]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Sorry HUKD?

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I know – it's a very tough watch. I have the limited edition Mondo Cane collection and have seen the English version, but it also contains the director's cut, which I haven't watched yet and that's why it's on the list.

For me it's one of Blue Underground's finest releases. Jacopetti and Properi broke the mould in so many ways. They made cinematic history in the truest sense of the words, completely unique pictures that could only have been made during those changing times of the sixties and seventies. Camera Obscura's Mondo Candido release is also fantastic and loaded with fascinating extras. Wish I'd seen Goodbye Uncle Tom when it screened at the BFI Southbank. Impossible to overstate my appreciation for their work, only wish they'd made more pictures...that's it gushing post over

[Delirium]

Watched Tonino Valerii's My Dear Killer last night. It's a shame that he didn't make more giallo, as it's a fun one. George Hilton is the 'tache sporting police inspector - and in this giallo, the investigation is forefront. There's a couple of nice, gory set-pieces - the circular saw of the cover and an opening decapitation by digger being the highlights - with some rather sleazy, peadophilic undertones. Plenty of red herrings too, with an almost Agatha Christie style denouement, with all the suspects gathered in a room as George prepares his big big reveal. Morricone provides the score.

[Beyond72]

Glengarry Glen Ross

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Originally Posted by Slippery Jack

I've never seen it Maybe I'll skip it and go straight to the sequel that y'all seem to be raving about . . .

Amytiville 2 is actually a prequel so its easy to do. I personally love the second movie for allsorts of reasons, the tacked on exorcism, diane franklin and Andy prine being the top 3. used to have the thorn emi pre-cert tape, now I have the special edition with kim newman commentary.