What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Thanks. Have you seen the two i bought recently?

I haven't no, I remember the release coming out and kind of not paying attention, but after Hellbender came out the buzz picked up for those previous films too. I think that the Arrow sale is still on at HMV so I'm curious enough to try them out.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I haven't no, I remember the release coming out and kind of not paying attention, but after Hellbender came out the buzz picked up for those previous films too. I think that the Arrow sale is still on at HMV so I'm curious enough to try them out.

It's a limited edition so may well retain it's value or better in the months to come.

Seeing as TDYD is partly about attempting to bury a body in the frozen woods it doesn't seem the right time of year for me to watch it at the moment.

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Thanks. Have you seen the two i bought recently?

'The Deeper You Dig' is pretty good, especially if you like a long, drawn out atmosphere. 'Hellbender' tops it in some ways but has a similar sort of atmos / style, through throws in more weird visuals.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankie Teardrop

'The Deeper You Dig' is pretty good, especially if you like a long, drawn out atmosphere. 'Hellbender' tops it in some ways but has a similar sort of atmos / style, through throws in more weird visuals.

Excellent. A beautifully created atmosphere can sustain a whole low budget movie for me.

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Excellent. A beautifully created atmosphere can sustain a whole low budget movie for me.

Nice shots of snowy woodland and derelict houses do it for me. It might be quite a personal thing though, I can imagine a fair few wondering "has this film started yet?"

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankie Teardrop

Nice shots of snowy woodland and derelict houses do it for me. It might be quite a personal thing though, I can imagine a fair few wondering "has this film started yet?"

Have you come across The Village in the Woods on your travels, Frankie?

There's atmos in spades in that created by the largest use of smoke machines since City of the Dead in 1960.

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Have you come across The Village in the Woods on your travels, Frankie?

There's atmos in spades in that created by the largest use of smoke machines since City of the Dead in 1960.

I was gonna watch that at some point but let it slip... will have to track it down and give it a go. Bit of mist and I'm sold.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankie Teardrop

I was gonna watch that at some point but let it slip... will have to track it down and give it a go. Bit of mist and I'm sold.

Haha! A bit of mist. It's a pea souper from first to last. I kid you not. You'll be in your element.

[trebor8273]

Tommy Jarvis tries to get closure from Jason by trying too burn his body but just ends up resurrecting him and he once again goes on another killing spree of those filthy dirty teens .

Some nice kills even if some seem too be cut but it's no as bad as new blood. Enjoyed this one.



As already been mentioned it's is basically Jason Vs Carrie, despite the jarring cuts of the kills another I really enjoyed. It's the only time we see anything close to fear from Jason when he is being attacked with psychic powers.

Watching



Followed by



Which leaves Jason X for tomorrow then will probably start the nightmare on elm Street films and end with Freddy Vs Jason.

[Demoncrat]

Aside from the Ward films, I've watched this Ron Marchini SF caper called Omega Cop (1990, Paul Kyriazi).
Our boy is sent off by Adam West (in snooze mode) to set things right in this poapoc romp. He loses his hat then really gets pissed off.
Seriously.
If you know of the Ron, settle in with a goblet of your favourite brine and if you're not, aren't you still watching In Like Flint like I told you last time?
I digress.
I look forward to the otherside, which is a thing called New York Cop (1993).