Not really sure, i prefer disturbing, but i needed to use to words, didn't remember anything else, lol.


The Unborn, also watched it, just stupid movie, the dog with head in
reverse was cool, the same goes for the old man in the stairs.

The girl was too much pretty for this horror movie, to much pretty face, could not focus...:p kid was not scary.

Don't understand why gary oldman went with this.

Dark Remains. Acting was pretty bad. The script was either forced, awkward, or just plain unbelievable. Score was effective, and the storyline was decent enough. Somehow, it was still a pretty creepy flick. i'm almost embarrassed to recommend it. Ashe.
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Love this film, there's acouple of reall hillarious scenes. One of my favorites from the 80s.

AUTOPSY---another one of the "8 Movies to Die For".....weak story but pretty gory.

Westworld
really good one, enjoyed it a lot, people often refer to it as a western, i wouldn't consider it a Western at all.

Introduced a friend to some excellent films today:

Let the Right One In
The Vanishing (Spoorloos)
Eyes Without a Face

Born Losers- the first Billy Jack movie. Really a hoot. I mean ... so bad, it's good.

The Wild Angels- the first biker film starring Peter Fonda, with Nancy Sinatra & Bruce Dern. Again- so very, very bad.

Serenity with commentary

Watched One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest last night. One of my favourite flicks, Jack Nicholson is amazing in this.

The Bad News Bears (1976)


8/10

you watch this on cable or did you rent ?

They were both on TCM. I keep forgetting to check out that channel. It very often has really interesting programming. Last night's theme was biker films.

I'll have to check TCM on demand.

they would make for a great double feature

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

My eldest is going through a James Bond kick, obsessing on the new Bond flicks. Thought I should show him a couple of my favorites. This one has the most character development and the most interesting story of all the Bond films. Lazenby is no Sean Connery, but he handles himself well and is self-deprecating. The directing has an almost Bava-esque pop-art appeal and Diana Rigg is the ultimate Bond girl; smart, sexy, tough, and she even gets to drive the car in a getaway! And did I mention Telly Savalas as Blowfeld?

A bit longer than I remembered. The pacing is off, but still... fine entertainment.

7/10

up next... the silliest Bond - Moonraker

They did!.........

we're doing the same thing (recently watched Goldfinger)

OHMSS is one of my favorites

How did your friend like these?

I got to see Eyes Without a Face in the theater last year, it was amazing to see it on the big screen.

Also, if you get a chance to read Let the Right One In, it's much better than the movie (which was good).

Out Of The Dark 1989....on fearnet channel

not sure if this was suppose to be a comedy or not.....Killer in clown mask killing girls from a sex hot-line. Goofy 80s music and styles.....not scary or very funny.


a few nice boob shots though

Make it a triple feature- they showed The Wild One as well.

the signal

Actually the third in the biker trilogy they showed last night was Easy Rider.

After Moonraker (I wanted to show him how silly the franchise could get) We'll be catching my other favorites Goldfinger, From Russia With Love and You Only Live Twice maybe Licence to Kill and Goldeneye a little later on if I'm not all NBond-ed out

Ginger Snaps 2. Going to watch 3 next. Emily Perkins is HOOOOOOTTTTTT.

You're gonna love it. :)

let him enjoy moonraker now ... once he's 18 (or before) he'll realize how horrible it is

Shrooms. Edgy, tense, and a little twiztid. Cool camera shots too. i liked it. Ashe.
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His name was Jason

I didn't like the editing, it cut from person to person far to much, it also had no focus in the direction. It would have been much more interesting if they focused more on how films had battled censorship etc. It seemed more like an ego trip than anything else.

4/10

Hostel (I hadn't seen it before) and Waxwork (really liked that goofy movie, and was about time I finally opened the dvd)

Hairspray.

I enjoyed it.

yeh this could've been better. A lot of it was rehashed from the extras on the first three flicks.

Haha, that's true! It was soooo much cooler (along with most of them, especially Live and Let Die) when I was a kid.

I think Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldeneye are still really good. I also dig the Daniel Craig ones.

The Fountain. Visually stunning and well acted. The storyline was good though a little eratic. Ending was pretty cool. Still, i could not wait for it to be over, at which point i wished i could have my 90 minutes back. The only reason i watched it was because it was directed by Aronofsky. In its defence, it was centered around a sappy love story, and i hate most love stories. i would still recommend it to those that can stomach such things. Ashe.
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The Bed Sitting Room

Bizarre piece of absurdism penned originally as a stage play by Spike Milligan, featuring Ralph Richardson, Dudley Moore, Peter Cook, Marty Feldman, Harry Secombe, Milligan himself, Frank Thornton and many others.

It's very British and one of the strangest movies I've ever seen- which is saying a lot.

Gaaaaaaaaay

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i've been meaning to watch that one

thoughts ?

I want to see this one as well

Masters of Horror: Takashi Miike: Imprint

Now that was a disturbing flick. Sick, twiztid, and bleak Japanese horror. Nicely executed...
Ashe.
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