I have the DVD but havent got around to watching it yet.

With THAT recommendation, it is making into my weekend-watch list. :)

Alvin and the Chipmunks :eek:

hmmm, i guess that'll be moving to the top of my netflix queue.

thanks for the recommendation, alky!

Robocop

Always satisfies. Verhoeven, Bottin, Weller... it's fanboy heaven.
9/10

The Ruins

I was too tired to drop this review in last night. I thought it was going to be another lame "kids get in over thier head in a foreign country" movie. It certainly fits that description, but little about this film is lame or even typical.

There is a raw, unflinching air about it that is really effective and creepy. Best theatrical horror so far this year (not much of a compliment, I know) and absolutely worth seeing in the theaters because...

- it's not a remake!
- it's from a scary book and is pretty damned faithful
- self-surgery
- a fresh environment... Mayan ruins are awesome and it's about time they figure in a horror flick
- Jenna Malone, she's always great!

not brilliant, but fun and creepy and dark.
7.5/10

Alvin and the Chipmunks.....





Now time for No Country for Old Men

Thats a hell of a transition.

Death Sentence

the ending was worth the wait. raw, cold-blooded, enrelenting.
thats what a revenge movie should be like. the hero gets mad, goes nuts, and fucks up everybody and a furious look on his face.

wasnt as cool as Wake Of Death, which is hard to top, but it was pretty good.

Wow, we both saw that movie last... on a normal movie forum that might be a little weird but on HDC? :eek:

It appears to be slow or repetitive.... what do you think?

Alvin and the chipmunks were......were......boring.


@ Newb,thats the upside to being bipolar
@ Despare,yeah weird eh?



No Country for old men was amazing.10/10


And Javier Bardem is a total bad ass.

if my kid had his way it would be 3 of us.


but i kicked his ass to the curb !!


we'll be watching My Stepmother is an Alien this evening instead ...

Re: H.G. Lewis' A Taste of Blood from 1967

Oh yeah. This is a slow movie, it is really for people who like looking at 60's furniture and cars, and movies that are mostly filmed in one house that is made to look like several houses. This one's not for everyone--it's not even for most people who like Lewis' gore movies!

Michael Clayton- 7/10

It was good. It was surely the weakest of the best picture nominees but I really liked it. It dragged slightly at times but it was pretty compelling, and an overall nice thriller, with a cool ending. I'll be buying it.

My Stepmother is an Alien


hadnt seen it since it first came out ... a bit sloppy (typical richard benjamin direction) but some good laughs.

and bassinger was smokin'

Just watched "Walk HARD-The Dewey Cox Story"...much funnier than I thought it was going to be.

Pelts & The Thirst

Drugstore Cowboy

The Hunting Party

a light-hearted look into the grim reality that is american corruption and war.

By the way, as far as The Thirst goes, it was alright until about an hour in when you could see a giant clear tube taped to the actors back and then could easily watch it fill with blood and squirt onto the actress. Sloppy, and really took me out of it. I don't mind seeing a little mistake here and there but this was baaaaaaaad.

Santa Sangre

fucking armless bitch kept preventing the poor guy from getting any poon!

If you've ever seen a Nathan Schiff film you can catch plenty of stuff like that. there is a scene in one of his movies where a tube is clearly, clearly visible. i mean out in the open, and squiting fake blood from some dude.
but hey, they are just backyard films, so it only adds to the fun of it.

Sometimes I agree, it does make it fun, but with the direction of the movie and the potential it had I think it was simply lazy editing/special effects. I still liked the movie, TONS of gore and some nice music too, but it could have been better I think.

The Holy Mountain (1973)

:confused: :confused: :confused:

>>: C-


Tess (1980)

>>: B+


Killer Pad (2008)

>>: F


Love Camp 7 (1969)

http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/4418/lc70au8.jpg

>>: C+

Anacondas (THFTBO)- 6/10

As cheesy and lame as it is... It's a damn fun monster movie.

No Country for Old Men ~ outstanding movie. Javier Bardem is awesome, so is Josh Brolin. Loved it.

The Mist ~ loved this one as well, but what a heartbreaking ending. :( Really good, surprisingly good really.

The Watcher In The Woods, which was on television this afternoon.

It's a family-viewing PG type of film (from Disney - ! - 1980), but this film really creeped me out when I first saw it when I was a little kid, and from searching the Internet it seems that other people had a similar experience!

It was fun to see it again after all this time - of course, it's not scary anymore, the effects are dated, but some of the imagery has stuck in my mind and still comes across a little creepy. If any of you have seen it, you will probably remember the blindfolded girl in the mirror...

-Airplane.
-Airplane 2.
-Mafia!
-Metal: A Headbanger's Journey.
-Footloose.
-Reservoir Dogs With Commentary.

Lucky Number Slevin

Very entertaining, with a hell of an ending.

I love that one. It doesn't seem to be very popular but it's very good!

Deliverance (1972)

Bruce Willis didnt kick enough asses.

He Got Game.

No Country For Old Men

Behind The Mask

Pretty good...Kinda funny...A little predictable...Loved the references to other movies...Definitely worth watching

prom night
black christmas (original)
cube




josie and the pussycats.....

Blades of Glory

I hope he leaves football and baseball alone, so he can move on to more 'Stranger Than Fiction' roles.

Zodiac

few movie close to three hours of length manage to keep my attention.
this one did.

Mystic River
a movie that's powerful enough to leave you feeling strange hours later.

Tales From the Crypt (1972)

I think the shorts in this anthology range from ok to great and I particularly like "Poetic Justice".