October Horror Movie Marathon

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I carved my pumpkin this teatime. An old dark house.

I might go and get another tomorrow from Asda, only a squid, and do a more trad face.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

I also took a quick snap of a single light from a string of lights in the summer house which i think works quite well.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I might go and get another tomorrow from Asda, only a squid, and do a more trad face.

Don't know if it's any good to you, but Morrisons are doing 1 pumpkin for 75p or 2 for £1

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Don't know if it's any good to you, but Morrisons are doing 1 pumpkin for 75p or 2 for £1

I could get two. They certainly weren't that price this morning. I'm sure it said £1.50.

They are £2 at Sainsbury's.

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I could get two. They certainly weren't that price this morning. I'm sure it said £1.50

It's dependent on size. 16 - 22cm are 75p/2 for £1 while 24 - 28cm are £1.50 each

They are hidden away! In our local shop, they are in the entrance foyer (where the baskets are kept and the passport photo machine is) rather than inside the actual shop

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

It's dependent on size. 16 - 22cm are 75p/2 for £1 while 24 - 28cm are £1.50 each

They are hidden away! In our local shop, they are in the entrance foyer (where the baskets are kept and the passport photo machine is) rather than inside the actual shop

There were four huge crates of them at Asda.

[Demoncrat]

Zombie Flesheaters (REALLY? )

This being a triptych of sorts for me. A '79 film. A Fulci film. And it's one of the prime examples of Exploitation.

Depressed beyond tablets after Survivors, Ian McCullough takes the 1st job he can ... it involves sunshine, sea and a chance to travel afrer all ...

Renowned Italian director takes job directing a horror film, the only genre he hasn't worked in yet.

Using pictorial art as an allegory (gory ) some like Bacon or Grosz. Others prefer portraiture and other representational forms. So it is with this film. The man who made this also made A Lizard In A Womans Skin and Beatrice Cenci. So .... armed with that knowledge, just watch this escalating trip into terror anew.

Or

The film that rode on the coattails of a far more 'worthy' one. Amping up the gore and shocks in a sort of oneupmanship fingy. See logic disintegrate! Tits! That beatific RIPPING of flesh

Take yr pick.
I knows what I thinks .....


PS Susan? It's called a thrall isn't? Being held in a spell etc ....

[Demoncrat]

Now watching the High Rising doc "Mark Of The Times" on the Arrow MOTDevil BD. Super wee overview of the 'New Wave' of UK horror. This being the nth time I have watched this. Warren comes across as personable, Armstrong still has a chip on his shoulder and well, if you haven't seen this .... even if you hate the film, it's worth getting for this ... if indeed this is an area of interest ahem.

Then I'm going to see what Armstrong has to say about the production whilst soaking up all that puritanical shenanigans (and Kier never looked prettier imho cough)

[trebor8273]

For me the best werewolf film ever made, a classic. 9.5/10

[bleakshaun]

The Burning
A group of teenagers play a prank on a summer camp caretaker which leaves him burned, badly. The caretaker leaves hospital and goes to the nearest summer camp and proceeds to kill of the teens with a set of shears.
A film I haven't watched for years. I do enjoy this film, the gore effects look great and the kills are satisfying, however I do feel it does slow for most of the film.
7/10

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