What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Midnight (1982)

A glorified travelogue from director John Russo. He may have written Romero's Night of the Living Dead but you can tell from this evidence he sure as shit didn't direct it.

I previously saw this ten years ago when Arrow released it on dvd with a booklet, reversible sleeve, poster etc but you know the old saying. You can't polish a turd. And this is a real stinker.

[Demoncrat]

The Suicide Squad (2021, James Gunn)

A lot betterer. Recommended.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Midnight (1982)

A glorified travelogue from director John Russo. He may have written Romero's Night of the Living Dead but you can tell from this evidence he sure as shit didn't direct it.

I previously saw this ten years ago when Arrow released it on dvd with a booklet, reversible sleeve, poster etc but you know the old saying. You can't polish a turd. And this is a real stinker.

This review really made me laugh my mate text me last week asking should he pick up the new Midnight blu ray i said ill give you a loan of the dvd first. A few days later he returned the dvd and we never spoke of the film at all

[nosferatu42]

I liked it but admittedly I ain't right in the head.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Had a Mother nature strikes back/don’t **** with the animals marathon last night....

SHADOW OF THE HAWK
NIGHTWING
PIRANHA (Dante)
DARK AGE

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

Had a Mother nature strikes back/don’t **** with the animals marathon last night....

SHADOW OF THE HAWK
NIGHTWING
PIRANHA (Dante)
DARK AGE

You missed out on 'Grizzly'...

...and 'Frogs'

[Demoncrat]

Drifting Classroom (1987, Nobihuko Obayashi)

Easily the strangest kids film I've seen this week
From the Hasu helmer no less. So you whats to expects (???).
When an entire school falls into a vortex or summat, it's up to the survivors to make the best of a bad scene maan .
Recommended.

[Justin101]

Is that one on Youtube Demoncrat?

[MrBarlow]

L'inferno (Dante's Inferno). 1911.

Poet Dante is lost in the woods and finds a light at a mountain and is lead through a portal, Virgil rescues Dante and shows him the portals of hell.

I have always been fascinated on the story of Dante and the portals of hell and even though this is just over a hour long the depiction is truly amazing with the cinematography and a background score that was re-mastered by Tangerine Dream that depicts the realms of going to hell and then finding paradise. It's amazing how silent movies from this era are still regarded as a great piece in cinema that still entertains.

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[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Is that one on Youtube Demoncrat?

AYE, enjoy!!