Let's us know what you think! ::cool::

Both pretty cool movies though quite different. Hope you like them.

Demons was awesome, I enjoyed the monsters, and gore, i've been meaning to watch this movie for years but keep forgetting about it...I loved the part where one of the main characters rides around the theater in circles with the bike and samurai sword goin to work!
The punks/hooligans were funny, I liked the scene where actress Bettina ciampolini playing the punk girl gets coke on her tits only to have them fondled with a razor, haha, (and cut) that guy was an a$$hole!

Havn't watched Night of the demons yet but I will when I'm in the mood, next film I watched is The Burning (1981), which is another film I've been meaning to watch for a while now. Giallo influenced much with them black gloves? Makes you feel like the killer, especially when the killer is stalking the girl in the woods near the beginning of the movie. You literally see through the killers eyes.

Ok watched Night of The Demons I found myself laughing out loud a bunch of different times at the funny actors, I liked the special effects especially that demon in the mirror, fun movie.

The Church (1989) I loved the special effects, demons, gore, etc.

This is my second Michelle Soavi movie, being a big fan of Cemetery Man.

CAPTAIN KRONOS VAMPIRE HUNTER (1974). CKVH has quite a few flaws; it's very cluttered with sub-plots and script needs to tighten up . Horst Janson is curiously subdued, but according to D/P/S Brian Clemens (who got his start in TV's THE AVENGERS and even brought the Musical director along), He could ride a Horse and use a sword without training, so sure that was a big help with the low budgets Hammer had around this time. At least, it's a different take on Vampires instead of the usual Gothics they were releasing, so worth checking out.
Lovely English countryside (and Caroline Munro too::love::) and quite a few John Ford-era Western inspired scenes. ***

Swamp Thing 1982 a film by wes craven.

October 5th.




The Changeling (1980)


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THE FOREST 1982

A strange tale of 2 couples being hunted in the woods by a cannibal and the ghosts of his wife and children. Had a made-for -tv feel.

Cujo 1983, havnt seen this one since i was a kid, I remember it scaring the crap out of me with that dog trying to get into that car. I'd like to see Cujo fight a werewolf.

Child's Play 2.

Fun movie, but again, takes too long to finish. Nothing stops Chucky from trying to get Andy, and it gets silly, like the original, in the last few minutes.

THE RETURN OF SWAMP THING 1989

Just one of my many guilty pleasures.

The Dark (1979), Tobe Hooper was actually fired from directing this film by the producers for falling behind schedule,::stick out tongue:: the job was given to John Cardos who was a stuntman and actor who made the movie Kingdom of The Spiders.

I had never heard of this movie before. Watched the trailer. A killer spaceman who shoots laser blasts out of his eyes. Pretty wild. How'd you like it?

Not the greatest movie ever made some boring acting and filming, but somehow I manage to enjoy many not up to par movies anyways ::big grin::, haha, but I liked the evil zombie aliens shooting lazer beams out their eyes which is the most memorable part for me.

Night of the Demons

Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.

The last great Chainsaw film. Even though I don't like the addition of too many family members, and of course what happens with Benny is just wrong.

Kate Hodge gives a great performance.

CHOPPING MALL 1986

::love::

The Omen (1976)::devil::

I don't know how old you are, but i thought the original Child's Play was a nice crotch-kick parody reaction to all the cutsey things that came out on the market: Cabbage Patch Kids, Monchhichi, My Pretty Pony, Strawberry Shortcake, etc. So, it was kind of clever to a 1988's audience. But I kind of doubt today's audience would get any of it the way I imagine it was intended.

I can't really comment on the sequels, cause I didn't see any of them except for trailers. Not sure what rails the sequels were riding...? Probably based on a non-parody take on Child's Play? What do you think?

LOVE AT FIRST BITE 1979

::devil::

Why, oh WHY did I put this on my list? Well...I guess at least I can get on with Exorcist 3 now.

The Hills Have Eyes Part 2 (1984)

Corpse Eaters (1974)



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Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (1974)

coincidentally close title to deadbeatatdawns last seen film hahaha (and same year 1974! whaaaat...weird man)

Haha good god that movie is so bad, sandwiched in-between two horror classics.

exorcist 2 not as good as the 3rd one, maybe exorcist never really needed any sequels....

Equinox (1970) they started filming in 67 as the first version of the movie was created but only till 1970 did they truly finish it.

That sounds like.....

SISTERS OF DEATH (1977, started in 1972). A sorority initiation goes wrong and "The Sisters" lose touch until all five get an invitation to a deserted house and 10 LITTLE INDIANS narrative takes over. Plays very much like a Drive-In film, but no gore or nudity as You would expect (especially with Claudia Jennings in the lead) , the Characters do Stupid things and just not very cohesive, although it's nice to see Arthur Franz (MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS) again. **

Never seen Sisters of Death, I'll have to check it out.
Just saw Critters from 1986.

GRAN TORINO-2008. Somewhat disappointed the first time I viewed this, but a really good film and I feel one of Eastwood's best performances. His Cranky Racist is no one I'd want to be around, but actually brings a lot of humor to the story ;ie "Get Off My Lawn" and the look on his face when Son/Daughter-In-Law are showing him assisted living brochures. Clint is actually almost noble by the denouement. ****

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, goddamn did they abort the original movie feel.....::shocked::

You ain't kidding. It's nothing like the original. It's a dark comedy parody.

yah, there's honestly something about the home made, independent feel of the original that makes the movie better, it makes you feel the real terror of the subject matter which comes from the inspiration of what ed gein was...

I also saw Strange Invaders, love the alien style gore/blood/skin ripping.

Invaders From Mars.....something bout needle spear in the back of the neck...yeeeeoooowch!

Definitely, Tobe Hooper was a documentary cameraman, and the intro of TCSM has, not only a documentary feel, but also some inexplicable tone that produces a gut feeling of dread, of real danger, like a 90's doc on the LA riots.

I'll put Strange Invaders on my list.

Blacula (1972)

and now its sequel Scream Blacula Scream ::devil::

The Shining!
 

DUDE...You haven't lived until you have listened to the audio book of The Shining while staying in a creepy old haunted hotel like The Stanley Hotel or Malaga Inn ::EEK!::
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Revisited one of my favorite Dario Argento films, Deep Red!
the pounding music, the crazy murder scenes, the black gloves! The great mystery of it all, and a great finale that will shock just about anyone, come swim in the deep red sea!