What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Frankie Teardrop]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Sightseers was one of my favourite films of last year and the Blu-ray release is really good. Sightseers | Film 365

Good review, Nos.

[Laban]

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Frankie Teardrop

Good review, Nos.

Thanks!

[Edgeworth]

After watching The Testament of Dr. Mabuse last night the scary artwork makes sense now! Enjoyed it though, gonna order M I think.

[troggi]

Great collection; "Young Frankenstein," "Twelve Chairs," "Life Stinks," "History of the World, Part 1," "Silent Movie," "To Be Or Not To Be," and "High Anxiety."

Even the weakest film in this set, "Twelve Chairs," has it's merits in the guises of Ron Moody and Dom Deluise.

[gag]

Would you rather ,

Quite surprised with this fairly enjoyed it, group of people being tormented and tortured but they have to torcher each other, it doesn't rely on violence and gore more of atmosphere tension suspense etc, and it does that quite well,
Playing on characters fear and how far are you prepared to go to save the life of a loved one, only downfall I had was there wasn't much on the character side of their background and why they was there and the same for the bloke who was dishing out the choice of torture, but al in all a recommended watch either way.

[Vampix]

Watched Evil Dead 2 on Film4 with an introduction by Bruce Campbell, and the trailer for The Evil Dead remake during one of the commercial breaks.I've never been a big fan of either ED2 or Army of Darkness, but after watching this Film4 screening I must admit I quite enjoyed it.It may have something to do with the fact I haven't watched it in a few years.I may well buy the new special edition BD when the price drops (if the price drops).

[nekromantik]

Originally Posted by gag

Would you rather ,

Quite surprised with this fairly enjoyed it, group of people being tormented and tortured but they have to torcher each other, it doesn't rely on violence and gore more of atmosphere tension suspense etc, and it does that quite well,
Playing on characters fear and how far are you prepared to go to save the life of a loved one, only downfall I had was there wasn't much on the character side of their background and why they was there and the same for the bloke who was dishing out the choice of torture, but al in all a recommended watch either way.

I quite enjoyed it too.
It was refreshing to see a "torture" flick that was actually good and not same old thing recycled.

Tonight I watched Steven C Miller's Under The Bed, its about 2 brothers who go up against a monster that lives under their bed. Now I enjoyed Millers Aggression Scale and Silent Night so was looking forward to seeing this. It has some good ideas and there was good parts but the end was a complete let down. It ruined the whole movie and just made me think meh. It had some cool ideas but the actual script was a bit hit and miss and I felt the characters were not well written. If your looking to spend 80 mins with a creature flick then check it out but be warned about the ending.

[JoshuaKaitlyn]

Night of the Comet (1984) Not seen this since it was released in the 80's on rental VHS I seem to remember it being somewhat better!

[Make Them Die Slowly]

THE HOBBIT...not the dwarf fetish dvd I was expecting.