Last Seen 70s/80s Movie

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Originally Posted by AUSTIN316426808

D-WAR... B-SHIT.

Talk about misleading ads and promotion, eh?:rolleyes:

[Geddy]

-Fargo.
-Clerks 2 With Dave Klein, Kevin Smith, Scott Mossier Commentary.

[rasobasi420]

I just watched the Alien Quadrilogy yesterday

[jenna26]

Grim Reaper ~ Basically a lame rip off of Final Destination. And that tells you everything you need to know. :rolleyes:

Bloody Mary ~ Nothing special, and was mostly annoying. Had some potential maybe, but if it did, it was wasted.

Calvaire ~ odd, sometimes creepy and certainly interesting, but really, I am still not sure how to take it.
Oh and I've still yet to see Deliverance, which this is compared to quite a bit.

and two Masters of Horror episodes, both I liked.

Cigarette Burns
Dreams in the Witch-House

[Disease]

30 Days of night

It's not a masterpiece, but I liked the story.


6/10

[Kane_Hodder]

Wishmaster.

[Despare]

Originally Posted by BH14

If there was universal healthcare, you wouldnt have to pay for insurance. You and many others "think" that you are fully insured. Just hope that you aren't in a situation where these companies find some loophole. They do it all the time to the insured. The documentary is not about a free ride. The U.S. health care system is a complete joke and if you seen the movie, you will know why United States is ranked so low when it comes to health care. Go watch the movie.

I've watched it and Moore is a sensationalist who doesn't know all, or even most of the facts.




Airplane!
One of the best comedies ever, there's hardly a scene that doesn't make me chuckle.

[AUSTIN316426808]

The Squid and The Whale

[Posher778]

Originally Posted by Despare

I've watched it and Moore is a sensationalist who doesn't know all, or even most of the facts.




Airplane!
One of the best comedies ever, there's hardly a scene that doesn't make me chuckle.

There is only one riverrrrr!

[Posher778]

The Return of the Living Dead- 7.5/10