What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[bdc]

Originally Posted by PaulD

I watched Who Saw Her Die last night - really enjoyed it and came to the conclusion that 70's Italian films might very well be my favourite type of film ever (even though that encompasses quite a varied ramge of cinema!).

Really want to check out more of Aldo Lado's stuff - only seen Night Train Murders. Any recommendations?

How about Short Night of Glass Dolls?

[re.form]

The Beast in Space. Not my favourite shameless purchase, but worth it for the score and funny dialogue.

[mbv]

Originally Posted by re.form

The Beast in Space. Not my favourite shameless purchase, but worth it for the score and funny dialogue.

It's my fave shameless release to date. sleazy goodness at it's best

[Beyond72]

Originally Posted by bdc

How about Short Night of Glass Dolls?

I second that!

[James Morton]

Didn't think much of SHORT NIGHT OF GLASS DOLLS - overrated
Not one of the best giallos around

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by James Morton

Didn't think much of SHORT NIGHT OF GLASS DOLLS - overrated
Not one of the best giallos around

I like it, it was one of the first Gialli i saw. Part of Anchor Bay's Giallo collection back in 2002.

[James Morton]

That's when I saw it (I sold it some time ago) and I think it's the film I least like in the 4xdisc from Anchor Bay

[nekromantik]

Just seen Adam Mason's Luster

Its a horror/thriller about a guy with a evil personality which starts to take control over night and starts to kill people.

Its a pretty good flick. Mason has done some cool movies like Devil's Chair, blood river and pig.

[Prince_Vajda]

I watched Re-Animator yesterday. I won't type too many words about that well known flick. My impression: very sick, yet quite funny. I loved the scenes with the headless body carrying his missing part - really hilarious.

Mountain of the Cannibal God was the movie I watched the day before yesterday. Now I am sure that I will never become a fan of the Cannibal genre.
However, things worth mentioning:
- a cute looking Ursula Andress (that interesting accent added to her sexiness )
- up to some extent: quite nice cinematography
- very nice and suitable score by Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
- one of the biggest laughs of all time: I am talking about a scene containing a) Cannibal sex b) Cannibal masturbation and c) Cannibal bestiality.

Greetings!

[pedromonkey]

rewatched CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST last night and i can't believe how well made and realistic in parts (apart from the obvious animal stuff) it is. It's a shame it's so notorious as it's a brilliantly produced film and the score is fantastic.