Films Recently Watched

  On 7/8/2016 at 1:45 AM, keanu reeves said:

green room

 

a little weird watching a movie about kids so invested in hardcore punk. that shit is dead guys, it's not the 80s anymore. anton was channeling hudson from aliens, was expecting him to say "game over maaaan" at some point. deece movie for about half its run time, then it lapsed into some absurdly dumb horror stuff and never recovered.

keltoi come back

fly high

love Enemy, Prisoners and Sicario.

 

Got some high hopes for Blade Runner 2

  On 7/7/2016 at 12:34 AM, iococoi said:

 

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A demonic nun unleashes holy hell when she summons the devil to possess a great white shark.

 

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3120314/

 

 

This was a good premise and I looked forward to see what they'd do with it. They failed. Turned it off after 5 minutes. They couldn't even afford a crude CGI shark with red eyes. Just some burnt out ex porn stars who'd been bitten off screen vomiting into the sea.

Maybe we can get a kickstarter to make a real version with a good script and a real shark.

This Alex Gibney joint Zero Days is quality.

Wreck It' Ralph

 

Incredibly overrated movie. It is basically Video Game references: The Movie

 

0/10

just watched Bad Influence, late 80s sleazy thriller with rob lowe and james spader. decent.

rerererererewatching a personal favourite

 

  On 7/9/2016 at 5:00 AM, logakght said:

Wreck It' Ralph

 

Incredibly overrated movie. It is basically Video Game references: The Movie

 

0/10

 

You aren't going to be a fan of the Ready Player One film.

  On 7/9/2016 at 5:51 AM, hello spiral said:

rerererererewatching a personal favourite

 

Lol that cover is great and so I looked up a clip, hell bug works its way up a stewardess' ass up out her mouth. Was not disappoint.

I need to watch that

It's amazing. All special effects appear to've been done on a PS2.

All his films are great tbh

The Mummy Them Park is like Jurassic Park....but with mummies

Where does one find Flight to Hell?

watched a couple of Mel Gibson's movies which, though they were both a big deal when they came out, I avoided because, well... Mel Gibson.

 

Apocalypto: this was great. bit clunky and overwrought in some places but visually engaging and it had plenty to say.

The Passion of the Christ: awful, nothing but religious pornography. Satan was cool though.

  On 7/9/2016 at 5:27 PM, usagi said:

Satan was cool though.

 

Baby Satan is fucking creepy

Apocalypto is really fucking cool

I really like Apocalypto as well. I think it's generally frowned upon because Mel Gibson.

  On 7/9/2016 at 2:39 PM, Squee said:

Where does one find Flight to Hell?

 

You can generally find Al Passeri films on amazon for a penny (As I did last night when I realised I haven't seen Creatures From the Abyss in years as my ex took the DVD when we split).

But I may stick all my Passeri films up on youtube soon, they deserve a wider audience.

the mayan city sequence in apocalypto was best of the decade material

  On 7/9/2016 at 6:58 PM, hello spiral said:

 

  On 7/9/2016 at 2:39 PM, Squee said:

Where does one find Flight to Hell?

You can generally find Al Passeri films on amazon for a penny (As I did last night when I realised I haven't seen Creatures From the Abyss in years as my ex took the DVD when we split).

But I may stick all my Passeri films up on youtube soon, they deserve a wider audience.

Oh shit, please do!

 

 

Edited July 9, 2016 by doublename

Terminator 2, again. still a supremely worthy standard-bearer for an elite class of post-1990 action films that only admit a new movie in their ranks once every 10 years. (edit: and not one of the comic book shits made in the last 15 years is in there.)

 

 

 

Edited July 10, 2016 by usagi

  On 7/9/2016 at 11:41 PM, doublename said:

 

 

 

 

just for a sec there was a disconnect between that Leith & this 1

 

Green Room

Enjoyable but felt a little over-complicated for such a simple story. Nice guts'n'gore.

 

Box cutters are dangerous/10

 

 

Embrace of the Serpent

 

Hard to find words to describe this. Feels like a dream you had about a classic film that never existed. Tis' a very accomplished piece of work, doesn't try to impress you at every turn - just lures you in deeper and deeper. Highly recommended

 

Sacred drugs/10

 

  On 7/10/2016 at 11:33 AM, usagi said:

Terminator 2, again. still a supremely worthy standard-bearer for an elite class of post-1990 action films that only admit a new movie in their ranks once every 10 years. (edit: and not one of the comic book shits made in the last 15 years is in there.)

So what else is in there?