oh .. and here's something for that nasty cough ..

True, although Woo's slo-mo was more of a ballet than Peckinpah's.
You can also say Peckinpah was ripping of Kurosawa.

we should probably substitute the phrase 'was influenced by' for 'ripping off' at this point :)

Agreed.....we can save that terminology for the Hitchcock/De Palma thread.

yeah .. de palma definately crossed the line - and made no bones about it ..

lola rennt

Masters of Horror: Chocolate


I'd heard some bad things about this so I wasn't expecting much, but I was quite surprised. Though Garris does have some good films under his belt, I'd be hard pressed to call him a "master". That said, this was a very good offering. I really enjoyed the plot, even though I'm not usually a fan of psychic stuff. It moved at a good pace until the end, it had some twists, and still left room for a bit of comedy. With one glaring exception the actors were all pretty good. That exception is the girl that our hero was psychically linked with, her delivery was flat and I just overall think she could have done a better job. All in all though, I recommend this. Not as good as the first 2 Masters of Horror DVDs, but a little better than Incident On and Off a Mountain Road.

8/10

Ive been living off those for a week.

i used to work for warner lambert which was taken over by pfiser a while back ..

one part of warner was adams brands where they made Halls ..
you should step inside the room where they're made ,, your eyes water uncontrollably

Airplane

9/10... This movie is funnier every time I watch it.. The part where the singing hostess knocks over the IV..... lmao