What movies have you seen recently?
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Well I mean, it's not impossible for a post credits scene for The Batman
Just watched Terminator Dark Fate because it's one of the movies included with Amazon prime video, I enjoyed it. I wouldn't say it's a good movie for everyone but I had fun with it and I didn't think it was anywhere near as bad as others had said. They had some great special effects, I don't think the lead actress gave a strong enough performance but I liked the way Linda Hamilton played Sarah Connor again and Arnold was Arnold, same as he always is lol.
Love and Monsters. It was pretty decent actually. Better than i thought it would be.
awful awful movie. Honestly one of the worst things I’ve seen in years. Actually might even be in my top ten worst movies ever.
Boycotted that movie.
Watching Books Of Blood.
So far its ok kinda like a modern tales of the crypt.
Love and Monsters: like Zombieland, but with monsters - and it's actually got more heart and less annoying snarkiness.
Kind of an old cult film. I can't give it a very strong recommendation but it was plenty weird haunted house flick.
Low budget with some cheesy green screen FX, but has a few moments. Sometimes the low budget adds to the surrealness of it.
Low budget with some cheesy green screen FX, but has a few moments. Sometimes the low budget adds to the surrealness of it.
What predated those scenes?Kind of an old cult film. I can't give it a very strong recommendation but it was plenty weird haunted house flick.
Low budget with some cheesy green screen FX, but has a few moments. Sometimes the low budget adds to the surrealness of it.
My understanding is this Japanese director was inspired by the rising success of Spielberg and other American films at the time. Particularly JAWS. His reasoning kind of eludes me, but he came up with a campy movie where the people are eaten by a House.
Not sure about the ending, but well directed and set the mood well. Also kind of enjoyable how detail rich is was while at the same time not getting bogged down in explaining every weird symbol or circle.
I think maybe the movie oversells itself suggesting possible encounters with some Lovecraftian horror, but at most gets to be kind of Hellraiser lite.
Decent movie though.
I wish this director could do a hardcore Dr. Strange movie.
I think maybe the movie oversells itself suggesting possible encounters with some Lovecraftian horror, but at most gets to be kind of Hellraiser lite.
Decent movie though.
I wish this director could do a hardcore Dr. Strange movie.
How hardcoreNot sure about the ending, but well directed and set the mood well. Also kind of enjoyable how detail rich is was while at the same time not getting bogged down in explaining every weird symbol or circle.
I think maybe the movie oversells itself suggesting possible encounters with some Lovecraftian horror, but at most gets to be kind of Hellraiser lite.
Decent movie though.
I wish this director could do a hardcore Dr. Strange movie.
Rewatched Willow for the first time in decades. Loved it!
It has held up quite well (the special effects looked dated, but didn't look horrible). Has a great whimsical theme with a ton of heart written into the story.
I see a lot of Willow's influence now in The Lord of the Rings trilogy (films).
Can't wait for the remake!
It has held up quite well (the special effects looked dated, but didn't look horrible). Has a great whimsical theme with a ton of heart written into the story.
I see a lot of Willow's influence now in The Lord of the Rings trilogy (films).
Can't wait for the remake!
Watched a little bit of Papillon on Netflix. Huge fan of the original film but hadn't seen it in so long (decades)
Decided to get a copy of the original and watch it again before getting into the remake and it was good, remake is good too.
Penal Colonies, hmmmmm....
Decided to get a copy of the original and watch it again before getting into the remake and it was good, remake is good too.
Penal Colonies, hmmmmm....
Sisters
1972 Brian De Palma film about a woman who witnesses a murder in the building across from her. I've wanted to watch this for a while now, it was interesting. Has some Hitchcock vibes mixed with strange giallo-esque dream logic. Part thriller, part investigation, part horror, part comedy. Feels like classic cinema mixed with seedy '70's ideas. Not sure what I think but it was interesting.
1972 Brian De Palma film about a woman who witnesses a murder in the building across from her. I've wanted to watch this for a while now, it was interesting. Has some Hitchcock vibes mixed with strange giallo-esque dream logic. Part thriller, part investigation, part horror, part comedy. Feels like classic cinema mixed with seedy '70's ideas. Not sure what I think but it was interesting.
For my first movie viewing on this 4K bb I watched Blade Runner 2049 for the first time since theaters I think. Not only is it a perfect syfy flick, it's shot so well. Perfect movie to show off this tv