What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by gag

Im a bit we are on site a horror forum. well at least i thought we was. im sure some off us are on the wrong site and it aint me matey boy. next someone will be declaring their love for Hairspray the musical, granted John Travolta does play a good part as the mother.

I haven't seen that version of Hairspray, but the original is well worth a watch – you can't beat a good John Waters film!

[gag]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

By the way.

Who is Dedmike?

someone who been killed by the other 2 for getting angry at you for singing out off tune. they warned you youre dedmike if you dont get this song right. because both where dyslexic and couldnt pronounce you name right

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I haven't seen that version of Hairspray, but the original is well worth a watch – you can't beat a good John Waters film!

It's not John Waters but it is a fun, uplifting film.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

It's not John Waters but it is a fun, uplifting film.

I'm talking about the 1988 one with Ricki Lake, which is really good. I've heard the 2007 remake is well watching and has been a film I've been meaning to check out for several years.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I'm talking about the 1988 one with Ricki Lake, which is really good. I've heard the 2007 remake is well watching and has been a film I've been meaning to check out for several years.

It was the remake I was referring to, I should have said so.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

It was the remake I was referring to, I should have said so.

I thought so, but wasn't sure.

[Vipp]

Cult labs will always be the best film forum for the very reason that our local gore hounds can genuinely enjoy a trash musical. I personally can't be in the same room as anything that has singing to progress or elaborate a storyline, however i don't judge folks for watching them.

Oh crap, I like charlie and the chocolate factory? Oh crap, the Wicker Man? For the love of god i also like Team America! and South Park the Movie! . . .

I think i had better give the sound of music a chance! bring on Nazi's and Nuns.

Gag can we still be friends?

[gag]

Originally Posted by Vipp

Cult labs will always be the best film forum for the very reason that our local gore hounds can genuinely enjoy a trash musical. I personally can't be in the same room as anything that has singing to progress or elaborate a storyline, however i don't judge folks for watching them.

Oh crap, I like charlie and the chocolate factory? Oh crap, the Wicker Man? For the love of god i also like Team America! and South Park the Movie! . . .

I think i had better give the sound of music a chance! bring on Nazi's and Nuns.

Gag can we still be friends?

Here a party for you.

You can come out from and .
Is a brilliant place to be and always will be

You done me no harm so nothing to forgive you for. Except youre bad taste in the odd films. But im sure ive got one or two bad taste films (and im not talking about the old Peter Jacksin film) i be blasphemed for so all in good and to friends that never fell out but nexttime ill just you.

[Sobral]

Yesterday I saw two movies that couldn't be less related to each other: Labyrinth & Goodbye Uncle Tom.
From a musical with puppets to a fictional mondo, but I enjoyed both

[gag]

Originally Posted by Sobral

Yesterday I saw two movies that couldn't be less related to each other: Labyrinth & Goodbye Uncle Tom.
From a musical with puppets to a fictional mondo, but I enjoyed both

Now thats a musical worth watching owning and admitting to great film.