What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The Invisible Man is a terrific film Trebor. Slightly underrated when it comes to the Universal horror classics in my opinion. Everyone mentions Frankenstein, Dracula and The Wolf Man, but The Invisible Man, which is probably a better technical achievement than any of them comes lagging in the distance.

From a personal point of view it rivals Frankenstein (1931) and The Wolf Man (1941) as best Universal monster movie any day of the week.

I LOVE the Invisible Man.IMO it's the most daring and 'nasty' of the old Universal classics.

[nosferatu42]

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Thale

I quite liked this up to a point, i thought it was well made, well shot and thoughtful, but didn't really add up to much in the end.
Needed a bit more explanation of what the creature was and a more interesting ending.
On the whole not bad, but don't expect too much.

7/10

[wonderlust]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I really wish Wonderlust would say a few words about the films she posts pictures of.

Quite a lot of them i've never heard of such as Paganini Horror above.

Some of them look amazing from the stills.

I'm really sorry. I will from now on, I'm not used to anyone really paying attention to the films I watch.

The movie deals with a female rock band who buys a lost sheet of music that belonged to legendary Italian violinist/composer Niccolo Paganini who was said to have a pact with Satan. The band turns the sheet music into a synth tune called "Paganini Horror". They rent Paganini's old house and film a crappy music video, suddenly Paganini returns from his tomb, with a golden mask and a switchblade violin and starts to kill one after the other...

Its not really good but its charming..he killed his girl and supposedly strung his violin with her insides...I like that! : )

[Make Them Die Slowly]

BLUE RUIN. Fantastic revenge thriller that meanders along in its own emptiness. Highly recommended.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by wonderlust

I'm really sorry. I will from now on, I'm not used to anyone really paying attention to the films I watch.

The movie deals with a female rock band who buys a lost sheet of music that belonged to legendary Italian violinist/composer Niccolo Paganini who was said to have a pact with Satan. The band turns the sheet music into a synth tune called "Paganini Horror". They rent Paganini's old house and film a crappy music video, suddenly Paganini returns from his tomb, with a golden mask and a switchblade violin and starts to kill one after the other...

Its not really good but its charming..he killed his girl and supposedly strung his violin with her insides...I like that! : )

Now I know why you play the violin!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by wonderlust

I'm really sorry. I will from now on, I'm not used to anyone really paying attention to the films I watch.

Don't be sorry. I wasn't having a moan at you.

You do watch many films that i would think are new to most members on here and then post the most enticing stills that really draw me in. So any extra info is most welcome.




I'm being selfish really...just wanting to know more.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nosferatu42

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Thale

I quite liked this up to a point, i thought it was well made, well shot and thoughtful, but didn't really add up to much in the end.
Needed a bit more explanation of what the creature was and a more interesting ending.
On the whole not bad, but don't expect too much.

7/10

I thought the ending was interesting...t'was the rest of the film that went nowhere.

[Buboven]

Ed Wood joins a streak of fantastic films I have seen recently.

Both the best Tim Burton film and Depp performance I have seen BY FAR.

10/10

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Buboven

Ed Wood joins a streak of fantastic films I have seen recently.

Both the best Tim Burton film and Depp performance I have seen BY FAR.

10/10

it's been a while since I saw that but, as far as I'm concerned, it features Johnny Depp's career-best performance.

[Buboven]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

it's been a while since I saw that but, as far as I'm concerned, it features Johnny Depp's career-best performance.

Makes it all the more baffling that it hasn't received a Region 2 Blu release.