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Murderlust-anyone who thought Death Proof was talkative ain't seen nothing yet!
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Watched The Green Inferno The story centres on a group of uni students going to the amazon to protest against the deforestation, they succeed but o the plane to leave they crash and are taken by a local indigenous tribe. one by one they get picked off and eaten. The 1st 40 minutes are boring as hell, just a bunch of assholes trying to be cool. however when the plane crashes and they get taken by the tribesmen, it picks up. it's not a great horror movie but at the same time; it's not the worst. there is however one great moment where the cannibals get stoned that makes you laugh, but at the same time it's not enough to bring this film up. 5/10
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The Crow (1994) Director Alex Proyas take on James O Barr's seminal graphic novel is a dark and surreal journey into a fatalistic noir like cityscape where it seems to rain eternally. A rock musician, Eric Draven, (a tragic role for Brandon Lee who was accidentally shot and killed on set) and his girlfriend are murdered by a sleazy gang lead by Michael Wincott. Thanks to the supernatural powers of the titular bird, Draven is resurrected and lead by the crow on a bloody trail of revenge. In truth the plot is nothing special but the film works superbly thanks to a superb Gothic atmosphere of decaying city streets that when mixed with frenetic but neatly composed editing and powerful action scenes together with Proyas' brilliant neo-noir directing style (Which would reach it's zenith four years later with Dark City) and a cool industrial rock soundtrack, result in a film that defined a generation of moody alt-rock youths. That the film still stands up some twenty odd years on is testament to all involved and is up there with Blade Runner when it comes to neo-noir. |
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Angels Hard As They Come (1971, Joe Viola) Don't all stampede to the exit ... it's nae a early Jeff Stryker film. Scott Glenn is befriended by a very competitive bunch of bikers An odd troupe this ... rape is alrighty but swearing is out Recommended even if this GMVS dvd is not of Criterion standard
__________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] [B] "... the days ahead will be filled with struggle ... and coated in marzipan ... "[/B] |
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Outbreak. A deadly African virus gets loose in a small US town, prompting an army lockdown as scientists desperately try to find an antidote before the contagion spreads. Dustin Hoffman leads an all star cast (Rene Russo, Morgan Freeman, Kevin Spacey, Donald Sutherland, Cuba Gooding Jr) in this glossy mid 90s Hollywood take on the global epidemic scare. Entertaining enough, but the film bogs itself down with its unnecessary "military conspiracy" subplot (with Sutherland chewing every piece of scenery he can find), which feels a bit silly and distracts from the far more interesting (and scary) virus plot.
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The scene in the movie where the characters are in a cinema and someone has a coughing fit, spreading the disease, was quite disturbing for those of us who saw the film at the flicks when it was first released!
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I know, I was one of them! I actually went to the cinema the other week, was standing in line and heard this elderly couple request tickets for the same film I was going to go see. Then the old woman started coughing and spluttering and hacking her lungs up. I decided to rent something from the video shop instead. |
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