What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Demoncrat]

Fichtner's a hoot in that. REWATCH!!!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by iank

lol I just realised I put that review in the wrong thread... oops.

I've moved it to the TV thread

[trebor8273]

A team of engineers are building a base underwater for the military when they unless a monster that sets about feeding on the crew members . Basically alien underwater , one of a number of underwater movies released in 1989. 6/10

Deepstar 6
The abyss
Leviathan
Lords of the Deep

Now watching (first time)

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by iank

Go. A group of young people trying to have a good time get into some serious scrapes on Christmas Eve in this late 90s youth comedy-drama. Haven't seen this in like 11 years but still a lot of fun, bouyed by the lovely Katie Holmes and Sarah Polley. PQ was surprisingly decent for a nearly 20-year old DVD, which frankly I half-expected to not even play properly!*

Not seen Go in ages and I keep meaning to re-watch it. Now you say it's Christmas themed I might make an excuse to watch it this season!

If I remember correctly there is an English TV actor in this doing American??

[iank]

Don't know about that, there's an English actor (Desmond Askew) playing English in it.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by iank

Don't know about that, there's an English actor (Desmond Askew) playing English in it.

Not seen it in probably 15 years so I misremembered it, but yes that's the guy, he used to be in Grange Hill! Then he showed up in this American indie film which was weird at the time.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Not seen Go in ages and I keep meaning to re-watch it. Now you say it's Christmas themed I might make an excuse to watch it this season!

If I remember correctly there is an English TV actor in this doing American??

Because Go is set around Christmas and just before New Year, I generally watch it every few years around the end of December. It's a film I've seen many times and the excellent performances, witty dialogue, and energetic direction means it never seems to age or become stale.

[Dave Boy]

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THE FLESH AND BLOOD SHOW (1972)

A group of actors and actresses meet up in an abandoned theatre on a pier over the sea. They make use of the rooms by sleeping there as well.
A scream in the night and a murderer is around..

Bloodless horror from Pete Walker. Some Hammer Glamour in this. Jenny Hanley, Luan Peters and Judy Matherson. Peters and Matherson quite happy to go topless along with Candace Glendenning. Nice!
An okay film but quite why any one still stays on the pier after the murders is a mystery. It's like nothing happened!
The ending is a bit strange as it switches to 3D or black and white for flashback depending on which version you watch.

[J Harker]

Short Night of Glass Dolls. Aldi Dildo. 1971.

CEX here i come!

[Justin101]

Crash (1996)



Put it this way, I'm glad I spent only £2.99 on the iTunes version rather than £30 on the UHD... Some good bits and pretty entertaining but not as provocative as people seem to think. WTF was that last scene though?