What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[nosferatu42]

Exactly, Classic stuff !!, same with the 'humans are the greatest monster' speech.'

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by nosferatu42

Exactly, Classic stuff !!, same with the 'humans are the greatest monster' speech.'

It's a film i won't get rid of as i want it for the collection. It's debatable how many times i'll go back and watch it though.

[nosferatu42]

I probably watch it once a year due to it being an easy cheesy watch.

[Demoncrat]

IT (2017)
Aside from the opening .... and aspects of his performance ... this was very poor imo. Back to the Trek methinks!!

[Inspector Abberline]

Originally Posted by nosferatu42

I really like 'The Monster club', i think the jokey tone gives it it's own vibe and separates it from other anthology's of the time.

Only the 2nd story is actually lighthearted itself.

The Shadmock story i always remembered the most as a kid, (used to watch it every time it showed up on T.V so it's a nostalgia thing too) think it was the fried cat that stuck in my head.

I even like the songs, so i must be a no hoper really.

Being an arty type kid i always liked the monster hierarchy illustration too.

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You tell him Nos,don't take any of his sh*t....

[Prince_Vajda]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

And an awful lot of ham to go with the relish.

Nothing wrong with an awful lot of ham... as long as it is Vincent Price.

[Demoncrat]

Ciao! Manhattan (1972, John Palmer)
"Edie Sedgwick" plays 'herself' in this languid tale of fame gone awry.
Seeing as she was the original 'famous for the sake of it' girl, felt twas timely to revisit this oddity. Interspersed with footage of her 'zenith', we follow our heroine as she returns home to .... sit in an empty pool. Too gauche to be pretentious it ambles along until it stops.
Some nice scenery. Issat cult enough then?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Ciao! Manhattan (1972, John Palmer)
"Edie Sedgwick" plays 'herself' in this lanquid tale of fame gone awry.
Seeing as she was the original 'famous for the sake of it' girl, felt twas timely to revisit this oddity. Interspersed with footage of her 'zenith', we follow our heroine as she returns home to .... sit in an empty pool. Too gauche to be pretentious it ambles along until it stops.
Some nice scenery. Issat cult enough then?

My fave song by that band.

[Deadite]

Arrival. Alien contact film cloaked in talky melancholia. It runs for nearly 2 hours, but it zipped by for me. Curiously affecting, yet i'm still not 100% sure i know what happened. Good if you like a bit of mystery wrapped in an enigma in your Sci-Fi rather than boom booms. Amy Adams is excellent as always (and secretly wants to marry me), and has good support from Jeremy Renner and Forest Whitaker. Amusing that the squid-like aliens use their own bodily manufactured ink to write with!

[Demoncrat]

Was more a Dreamtime man myself ... it's all good.