What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by tele1962

Watched Fright Night (1985 Twilight Time BR) last night and loved every minute. PQ & AQ were fantastic, all in all a great film.

Not sure where best to post this but if any of you lovely peeps are interested there's a copy of this release up on amazon now for £25.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Not sure where best to post this but if any of you lovely peeps are interested there's a copy of this release up on amazon now for £25.

Not anymore, £1900 and £2000 now

Crazy prices for a mediocre film!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I'm not sure why I didn't post this four days ago, but these are the films I watched last week.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Rik

Not anymore, £1900 and £2000 now

Crazy prices for a mediocre film!

Didn't think it would last long at that price. I can't see how they ever hope to sell those other two at those absurd prices. I thought £24.99 was too much myself. I like Fright Night but I wouldn't pay more than maybe fifteen quid for a bluray of it.

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[Rik]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Didn't think it would last long at that price. I can't see how they ever hope to sell those other two at those absurd prices. I thought £24.99 was too much myself. I like Fright Night but I wouldn't pay more than maybe fifteen quid for a bluray of it.

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I'm the same, it's an OK slice of 80's Horror, but not one I'd pay a lot for on Blu Ray

[Jinx_Barkman]

Originally Posted by Delirium

It's an unusual film, isn't it? I've always had a soft spot for Northfolk, and felt its narrative shortcomings were just about compensated for by some stunning cinematography and curiously surreal touches. Been years since I saw it last, so probably needs a reevaluation.

It just felt so artificial and I suppose that's what I felt like I detected. I'd love to talk about it more but I don't want to ruin anyone's interpretation in case they haven't seen it.

[Hawkmonger]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I'm not sure why I didn't post this four days ago, but these are the films I watched last week.

What did you make of The Wolfman re-telling Nos? I tend not to call it a remake as it's quite a different beast to the original. I actualy like it quite a bit.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

What did you make of The Wolfman re-telling Nos? I tend not to call it a remake as it's quite a different beast to the original. I actualy like it quite a bit.

I don't consider it a remake either. If you pardon the pun, it's a very different beast to the one starring Lon Chaney Jr and Claude Raines. I really like the creature design and make-up and some of the bloody attacks but the pacing is really sluggish and we are once again subjected to Anthony Hopkins' wandering accent (one moment he's Welsh, another his Irish, another he is English and then sometimes has an American touch to his speech!). It could – and should – have been so much better, especially when that cast and that budget.

It was the first time I had seen it since watching it at the cinema (where I thought it was a mess) and thought it was better than my first viewing, but not by much.

[Zann]

Evil Dead (2013)

Enjoyed it, good to see less reliance on CGI and some regular make up effects for a change. Not nearly as good as the original but how could it be?

[demonknight]

Watching Plague of the Zombies now and have
Two Evil Eyes lined up for tomorrow night.