What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Big Bad Wolves (2013) - A great flick from Israel! A dark comedy thriller thats funny and engrossing! Good direction and acting with good story! Go check it out! Cleverly written, it had me right till the end! For those PC people out there, you may not find it funny because of the story subject matter.

8/10

I've been wanting to check this one out for a while now. I've heard a lot of positive things about it.

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Big Bad Wolves (2013) - A great flick from Israel! A dark comedy thriller thats funny and engrossing! Good direction and acting with good story! Go check it out! Cleverly written, it had me right till the end! For those PC people out there, you may not find it funny because of the story subject matter.

8/10

Saw this at Grimm up North festival in Manchester October last year. Excellent film. If you havn't yet check out Rabies, their first film. Its not as good as BBW but still well worth watching.

[Rondadoronron]

At the Earth's Core (1976)
Doug McClure and Peter Cushing try to dig thru a welsh mountain in there new Iron Mole drilling machine,but end up in some prehistoric alien looking landscape full of wild creatures,all I want to know is how could they tell the difference?

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rondadoronron

At the Earth's Core (1976)
Doug McClure and Peter Cushing try to dig thru a welsh mountain in there new Iron Mole drilling machine,but end up in some prehistoric alien looking landscape full of wild creatures,all I want to know is how could they tell the difference?

Less daffodils.

[SShaw]

Originally Posted by nekromantik

Big Bad Wolves (2013) - A great flick from Israel! A dark comedy thriller thats funny and engrossing! Good direction and acting with good story! Go check it out! Cleverly written, it had me right till the end! For those PC people out there, you may not find it funny because of the story subject matter.

8/10

Fantastic. I hadn't noticed this had come out. Which region? Blu or DVD?

[trebor8273]

The haunting

Nothing else to say a classic 10/10

Humanoids from the deep

Another Corman film after watching battle beyond the stars and galaxy of terror thought I would give this a watch, unlike the other two I haven't seen it before. Like the others it's cheesy and stupid but like those I enjoyed it, lots of gore and nudity and likeable characters. 7.5/10


Now watching a film called message from space which was recommended by netflix based on my viewings. Never heard of this one.

[Delirium]

Originally Posted by SShaw

Fantastic. I hadn't noticed this had come out. Which region? Blu or DVD?

I'd like to know the same, as I can't find it anywhere (UK/US) so assume it may be a foreign import?

[demonknight]

The Woman in Black: -

Not bad, passed 90 minutes. Few scares. Didn't bother checking out the special features

[mr 420]

The Stone Roses: Made Of Stone (Shane Meadows). The best documentary that I have seen in a long time. Worth catching alone for the live version of Fool's Gold. God, can those boys play!

Rik, those Heaton Park gigs looked amazing! Slightly jealous I missed them.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by mr 420

The Stone Roses: Made Of Stone (Shane Meadows). The best documentary that I have seen in a long time. Worth catching for the live version of Fool's Gold, alone. God, can those boys play!

Rik, those Heaton Park gigs looked amazing! Slightly jealous I missed them.

We went on the Sunday, I spent all of Fools Gold and I am the Resurrection on my mates shoulders, what with me being a bit of a short arse and all that