What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I think you'll like them, they have 80s action film sensibilities but modern film aesthetics! Also ultraviolent!

We started the first one and my girlfriends said they kill his dog and it was turned off i never went back for some reason

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nordicdusk

We started the first one and my girlfriends said they kill his dog and it was turned off i never went back for some reason

The dog killing is literally the whole reason he does what he does! Don't F--- with a man's best friend!

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Don't F--- with a man's best friend!

Leave the duck alone!

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

The dog killing is literally the whole reason he does what he does! Don't F--- with a man's best friend!

I have to watch it soon. Think they are on Netflix ?

[MrBarlow]

The Ghoul. 1933.

Professor Harry Moriant is dying of a mysterious illness, after obtaining a jewel his wishes is to be buried with it. When his grave is disturbed and the jewel stolen, he rises from the dead in search of it.

Horror maestro Boris Korloff does it again in a somewhat nod to The Mummy movie except without a fez, It has the hallmarks of a dark house movies, who dunnit and why, who is the creepy person roaming around that everyone sees and some witty humour. This was one of those movies that was classed as lost and never to be seen again, thankfully it was found and restored, the acting is superb from all and great cinematography that is still appreciated and great monstrous make up. Highly Recommended.

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[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by MrBarlow

The Ghoul. 1933.

Professor Harry Moriant is dying of a mysterious illness, after obtaining a jewel his wishes is to be buried with it. When his grave is disturbed and the jewel stolen, he rises from the dead in search of it.

Horror maestro Boris Korloff does it again in a somewhat nod to The Mummy movie except without a fez, It has the hallmarks of a dark house movies, who dunnit and why, who is the creepy person roaming around that everyone sees and some witty humour. This was one of those movies that was classed as lost and never to be seen again, thankfully it was found and restored, the acting is superb from all and great cinematography that is still appreciated and great monstrous make up. Highly Recommended.

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Im a big fan of this so much atmosphere with the heavy fog and all the sets giving that creepy vibe.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nordicdusk

Still not seen any of them

I was bored by the first film.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I was bored by the first film.

Is it a case of too much action like The Raid 2 i got bored too because it was just non stop action with not much else going on. Or maybe its just not interesting.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nordicdusk

Is it a case of too much action like The Raid 2 i got bored too because it was just non stop action with not much else going on. Or maybe its just not interesting.

Yes, The Raid 2 was boring as well.

I love action films it's what i was brought up on. The likes of Commando, Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, Cliffhanger.

John Wick wasn't in the least bit entertaining. The script never once grabbed me nor thrilled me. Simply shooting for shooting's sake. Go rewatch Shoot em' Up instead. Much more fun.

For The Record. The Raid, the first one, is excellent.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Yes, The Raid 2 was boring as well.

I love action films it's what i was brought up on. The likes of Commando, Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, Cliffhanger.

John Wick wasn't in the least bit entertaining. The script never once grabbed me nor thrilled me. Simply shooting for shooting's sake. Go rewatch Shoot em' Up instead. Much more fun.

For The Record. The Raid, the first one, is excellent.

I felt the same with the first Raid film and i totally get what your saying all the classic and even not so classic action films have progression a good story and when the action happens it has more impact and its more enjoyable . Again agree 100% on shoot em up hilariously entertaining.