I wanted to watch something more "horror" for Halloween last night and I ended up watching Leperechaun 5 in the hood. Now I had my doubts about it and I finally watched it (on fearnet) and I must say......wow.....No movie has actually made me gag before.

Sleepy Hollow

Crazy Eights

Scanners

Prince of Darkness

I tried watching Madman on Fearnet and I didn't like it too much. Other viewers were complaining that the video froze at the end. I figured it wouldn't be worth the time if I couldn't see the end.

Stranger Than Fiction (1999) was a decent watch. The acting was funny at some points and the plot had a few holes in it. It was predictable. I just liked the suspense and it actually made me jump a few times. If you like thrillers at all, you might wanna check it out.

The Exorcist (1973)

The Evil Dead (1981)

Alien (1979)

Black Sabbath (1963)

Halloween (1978)

Sleepaway Camp (1983)

*phew*
You scared me, boy.

They absolutely werent lying, it is a must see of crap cinema. Shyamalan has created a worthy successor to plan 9 from outer space.

Only where Ed Wood was enthusiastic and clueless, shyamalan is smug and clueless.

This is also a good one.its the last good Christopher Guest attempt at reliving spinal tap before they all started sucking.

Låt den rätte komma in (Let the Right One In) (2008)

I got to see this at a University screening, and I've got to highly recommend it to everyone here.

-Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

-The Breakfast Club.

The Dentist starring Corbin Bernsen

A trashy pile of garbage- but it was fun watching. Preys on everyone's fear of dental pain. Corbin Bernsen was pretty maniacal.

I would have watched a movie last night but we were having SO much fun on Neverending's Radio show.

We had a double dose of Jaws to tee off our November Film Fest.

The original needs no review, its just damn good.

The sequel was largely decent, although the premise was a real eye-roller...and the climax was a bit of a let-down for some reason.

May: Slow buildup for the first half....Then the movie totally loses its mind for the last half and hour. Bizarre, sick and twisted. 8/10.

Candyman

Great movie.

20 years after (2007)

http://static.hollywoodvideo.com/ima...art/151281.gif

..pathetic!

>>: F

Mr Brooks (2007)

Dance of the dead.

Im not sure what I thought of it.

Hei tai yang 731 (Man Behind the Sun) (1988)

Yikes.

Midnight Meat Train

Midnight Meat Train,
not bad not great. pretty violent.

Kairo...Awful.....bloody awful.

Hahahaha... really excellent film.

Really? I hated it. I guess I was hoping to get spooked out way more than I did. Granted there were a couple of creepy scenes.

Through a Glass Darkly (1961)

>>: A+

Shark Attack and Arachnophobia.

Cheesy as heck. Love em both.

The Dark Knight.

I enjoyed it even more the second time. Just an end to end excellent movie.


"Why so serious? Lets put a smile on that face!"

Saw V

Know what? I really liked it. The script was pretty bad at times and the acting was brutal (Julie Benz should stick to Dexter - I honestly felt bad for her), but overall I had fun. The traps were good, the plot was decent, and I loved the ending. Gave me a good laugh, heh.

Wasn't impressed that they set up #6 about 5 minutes into the movie though...that whole deal with the box was just cheap.

Still, it's holding up better than most slasher series at this point - by the time Freddy got this far his movies were beyond dull. Jason was starting his downward slope too, and I honestly can't even remember much of the 5th Halloween....


The Battle Over Citizen Kane

I've never made it a secret that I'm not crazy about Kane...I appreciated it, but never really saw why everyone praised it so much.

This documentary really painted it in a new light for me, and I'll have to re-watch it soon. Hurst and Wells were both facinating men, and the story behind Kane is more exciting than anything they put in the movie.

If you have any interest in Citizen Kane - or classic film in general - I'd recommend this documentary for sure.


A Clockwork Orange

FINALLY - I've actually gotten around to watching this masterpiece in it's entirety. And wow...was I ever missing out.

Everything I heard it was and so, so much more....loved every second of it.

It's a harsh film.

Clive Barker's The Forbidden & Salome

Artsy. I'll leave it at that.

August Underground's Mordum

To be honest, it was put together a lot better than I thought it would be. It's horribly vile and disgusting to say the least. It does, however, accomplish its main goal. It feels real for the most part. There are a few scenes where it loses its touch, but for the most part you feel like you're honestly watching three horribly disturbed people filming their antics. Not for the weak stomached. B+

Scary Movie

I know, I know. But there was nothing else on!

Escape From New York, just because it's been so long.

I'm thinking I'll watch Escape From L.A. next.

The Magnificent Seven.

Once Upon A Time In Mexico, with commentary.

The Insatiable- I guess I forgot I turned the channel on this one when it was on Sci-Fi channel:rolleyes:


The Call of Cthulhu- was expecting better


Alucard- steaming dog pile
But it's nice to see Netflix letting failed film students show their work, kudos Netflix.... yeah!

Now your next goal is to see it on a big screen. Kubrick can't be fully apreciated on a TV.

Earth vs The Spider and Tarantula back to back.

I must say the 50s cheese has a lot of original charm.

Fun Movies for sure!

I recently brought Tarantula have to give it a spin sometime. I've got a bunch of old flicks like that I haven't got around to watching.

Last watched:

Isle Of The Damned

The funniest shit I've seen in ages. If there's screenings happening around any of you guys go check it out.

Hard Candy.

Intense.

Fahrenheit 451 (1966)

>>: A

Hey! Flayed! Guesssss what I FINALLY watched?!?


The Exorcist III

Man, I owe you a sincere thank you for recommending this so fervently, and and equally sincere apology for not watching it sooner. This movie ROCKS. Fantastic entertainment from beginning to end - one of the best horror movies that I've seen in a damn long time.

George C. Scott as Kinderman has to be one of the greatest performances of modern horror. LOVED his character...and the carp speech had me rolling :D .

Truely a wonderfull film. If anyone else out there is like me and have been putting this one off - get off your ass and watch it NOW.

All the foolish amounts of praise that Flayed heaps on it are more than deserved ;) :p

UltraViolet- I love this movie, and I DON'T care what anybody else thinks


One Missed Called 2- thought I saw this before, but maybe that was grudge2 or the Ring2 or maybe it was the Eye2:confused:


Waxwork 2- holy cow, how did I ever miss this gem??:rolleyes: