What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demoncrat]

Mairs a mickle an aw that ...

Fir sassenachs

SOLD

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I'm probably the only person on this forum that prefers Enchanted to Braindead.

Its not even type of film I would contemplating on watching , but since few like it I might give it a whirl, in a year time after I got round to watching my backlog of other stuff .

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Tower of Terror (1941)The Network dvd is a BFI restoration job and looks very good for a lost film of this ilk. Also available on blu-ray.

Highly recommended. The best from The British Film Collection since The Night Has Eyes.

Crikey, high praise indeed! Say no more Dem it's on the hitlist!

[Demoncrat]

The Birds (1963, Hitchcock)

What can you possibly do after you've reinvented the horror film?

Do it again ..... in colour.

[J Harker]

Hired to Kill. 1990. Niko Mastorakis

Frankly absurd but ridiculously entertaining action yarn starring b-movie tough guy Brian Thompson as a soldier of fortune who poses as a fashion designer in order to infiltrate a South American island fortress run by Ollie Reeds dictator and free the countries rebel leader.
The first half of the film works better as we meet our hero and he assembles his all female team of hired guns who also have to pose as fashion models. Cue training montage after training montage as we see our girlies learning to swing their hips on the catwalk while simultaneously brushing up on their combat skills. As Mr Slowly says, shit blows up!

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

The Birds (1963, Hitchcock)

What can you possibly do after you've reinvented the horror film?

Do it again ..... in colour.

Get wes craven to reinvent sev times

[Demoncrat]

Love HTK. Reed looks stuffed at points
Most of Mastorakis' American output is gaga btw

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Love HTK. Reed looks stuffed at points
Most of Mastorakis' American output is gaga btw

Edge of Terror is my personal fave.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Tower of Terror (1941)

The Network dvd is a BFI restoration job and looks very good for a lost film of this ilk. Also available on blu-ray.

Highly recommended. The best from The British Film Collection since The Night Has Eyes.

Sounds just like something I'd love, so it'll be something to pick up in the next Network sale.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Sounds just like something I'd love, so it'll be something to pick up in the next Network sale.

As with b_e and JHarker, i'm sure it would be right up your street.

Not sure about Demoncrat as i couldn't understand his reply, although it did say SOLD so he might also fancy it.