Last Film(s) You Watched

[Aaarg]

kikujiro - silly movie about a young kid traveling into the japanese countryside with takeshi kitano. i liked it.

love in the time of cholera - crap garbage. my girlfriend said the book was all about enemas and she's pissed that they didn't have enemas in the movie. instead, they inflated the "one chapter" about dude sleeping around into the bulk of the movie. fuck you, hollywood. also, oh my god just make a spanish movie instead of having all the actors speak with spanish accents.

[Kitsa]

Wow, I need to reread that book because I remember nothing about enemas. I remember some long, graphic description of how the doctor loved to smell his own asparagus piss.

Anything with Beat Takeshi is great.

Went and saw Despicable Me 2 in the theater tonight. It was cute. I missed huge chunks of it because I had my young kid there and I was paranoid as fuck about her making noise. I picked an aisle seat and the second she started about bathroom or drink or something I had her out of there. At one point she wanted to stand up and I shushed her and tried to reposition her in the seat and she stood up and said BUT I HAVE A WEDGIE.

[Aaarg]

if you haven't seen kikujiro, you should watch it! when you're in the mood for something... pastoral.

kitsa i think about you a lot because any time i've posted a picture of a mushroom you've IDed it. i see mushrooms a lot and wish i had somebody to ID them (and tell me which ones i can eat).


ohyaku: the female demon aka legends of the poisonous seductress: female demon ohyaku. this one disappointed me because i thought the plot was that she dies and comes back as a demon. instead she gets raped and then everybody else tries to rape her and she kills some of them.

are there any japanese action movies that doesn't involve women being raped?

[Kitsa]

Mostly google. I'd never eat a mushroom that I just came upon in the woods; don't trust myself enough. I did find some weird mushroom in the Michigan Dunes that I couldn't even begin to identify. Wasn't even sure if it was plant or fungus.

I've been wanting to rewatch Happiness of the Katakuris.

[Aaarg]

there's a log in my yard that has grown a ton of mushrooms in the past couple of days. they look like oysters. the neighbors said some edible mushrooms grow on that log. i guess they're oysters. they're also apparently popular breeding sites for flies, as they're full of larvae.


i started watching attenborough's life in cold blood. sweeeeeeet.

[Kitsa]

Still wouldn't eat 'em.

Watched Hitchcock today, with Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren. Pretty good, although Anthony Hopkins waddling around in a fat suit was a little disconcerting. I kept thinking that he was going to break into some ridiculous Eddie Murphy/Tyler Perry shit.

[Kitsa]

Hunter. Hunter?

[Aaarg]

the idiot - kurosawa's adaptation of the book. too long for what it was, but apparently the original cut (now lost forever) had 100 more minutes. jesus.

i think mostly i'm annoyed because of the ending.

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

Wolverine was not good.

The heat with Sandra bullock and Molly from that mike and Molly show was great. Mostly because of Molly.

[captain516]

Aarg have you seen this? (http://viooz.co/movies/16921-zatoichi-meets-yojimbo-1970.html)
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i16/samikula/zatoichi20.jpg

It's like the Django against Sartanna of Samurai movies; I liked it.


I'm dling Coffee Town, Glenn Howerton's new movie right now. Can't wait to see him come down on the snooty starbucks drinkers LIKE THE HAMMER OF THOR!

[Aaarg]

Nope! Sweet cover + sweet Mifune. It's in my Netflix queue, so someday! I think I've only seen one Zatoichi movie.


I've been reeeewatchin' things

Fargo - still a great movie
Shaun of the Dead - still a great movie
It's Alive III: Island of the Alive + Larry Cohen commentary - Cohen's commentaries are great. Also his movies.
Howling III: The Marsupials + Philippe Mora commentary - I've had this movie for over a decade and have seen it like 7 times and I didn't realize there was a commentary track. NEAT.

[Aaarg]

scandal - old kurosawa just isn't the same. pretty good, but not much to it.
four flies on grey velvet - old argento is weird. this one was silly, and it lacked the music (goblin) that makes argento movies good.

[Mad Melvin]

God Bless America

Very flawed movie, but therapeutic at the same time. I really like some of the monologues and I like the idea of some republicans and fundamentalist christians tearing their assholes to shreds for being so mad at this movie. Watchable, but nothing special.


Cloud Atlas

Watched this for the second time. Still good. I don't know why this was getting so negative reviews. Best sci-fi in a long time. This and "Moon" gives me hope that good sci-fi isn't dead.

[captain516]

El Topo.

Fucking. Amazing.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

I thought Wolverine was solid enough when I went to see it. The same goes for Elysium.

[SuperYuriGagarin]

Hell comes to Frogtown. I don't know what to say about it.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

The first Hellboy is solid. The old Mummy from 1932 is, to be honest, boring in spite of the atmospheric imagery.

[All Hail Duke]

the french connection-really, really good

need to see the sequel now

[SuperYuriGagarin]

The Ideon movies.

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

Magician 1958 with Max Von Sydow was really good.

Then Kowala Executive. This was out there but about the range of King Kung Fu.

[Mad Melvin]

Just stumbled upon the imdb page of Godfrey Ho: http://akas.imdb.com/name/nm0387301/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1

Holy shit. Watched Undefeatable with a couple of friends. Amazingly bad. Zombie vs. Ninja is up next.

[Aaarg]

been watching a lot of early kurosawa. boring.

sanshiro sugata
sanshiro sugata pt. 2
no regrets for our youth
men who tread on the tiger's tail

i liked the last one.

[All Hail Duke]

night of the creeps

first time i've seen it in over 20 years, and it's still good

[Tadao]

Watched Star Trek Into the Darkness last night.

It was 9-11 and the movie had suicide bombings and a giant ship aimed directly at what looked like Manhattan. lol :(

Also watched Chasing Ice and Frankensteins Army.

[Ricky Butler]

Friday The 13th Part 3, in honor of the day. It's not the best of the series, but it has a certain charm.

Star Trek Into Darkness: Tadao, you hit the nail on the head. It was cool, but I was shifting in my seat with the suicide attack.

Monsters, Inc.: I still enjoy this; my son loves it too.

[dextire]

Friday the 13th Part 3 is actually my personal favorite of the series. :halloween2
I watched The Fog on Blu-ray. Looks great and it's still one of my favorite horror movies of all time.
I know there's a lot of complaints about how the movie is "boringly slow" and I just don't get it.

[BigChris]

Friday the 13th Part 3 is actually my personal favorite of the series. :halloween2
I watched The Fog on Blu-ray. Looks great and it's still one of my favorite horror movies of all time.
I know there's a lot of complaints about how the movie is "boringly slow" and I just don't get it.

Saw F13-3D in the theatre when it came out. Was completely blown away at Jason firing that crossbow at the screen! :halloween2

[dextire]

The Dark. Pretty good creature feature. I thought it was hilarious when the main guy kept saying the monster wouldn't attack unless provoked, then when the monster starts attacking everyone left and right, he just says "Well, I guess it feels threatened." :lol

[All Hail Duke]

frankenstein
pros-karloff
cons-everything else

[Aaarg]

watch bride of frankenstein because it's way better

[All Hail Duke]

i've already seen it

[dextire]

Ghost of Frankenstein is my personal favorite of the bunch.

Watched the non-Hammer but still has Peter Cushing as Sherlock Holmes version of "The Hound of the Baskervilles". Way less interesting and Cushing was in it for maybe 15 minutes. :halloween

[Tadao]

Sherlock holmes in barely in the story at all. It's all Watson. I hate that story.

[Kitsa]

Found I'd forgotten much of There Will Be Blood so I rewatched it.

Damn that's a good movie.

Daniel Day Lewis is the king of old-timey voices.

[dextire]

Sherlock holmes in barely in the story at all. It's all Watson. I hate that story.
Yeah, and the Watson in this version did nothing except send letters for a solid hour and 10 minutes.
The Hammer version is awesome however. Right up there with Horror of Dracula.

Found I'd forgotten much of There Will Be Blood so I rewatched it.

Damn that's a good movie.

Daniel Day Lewis is the king of old-timey voices.
Someday I will finally watch this and No Country for Old Men. Back to back. :halloween2

[Aaarg]

Ghost of Frankenstein is my personal favorite of the bunch.

we have a box set of like 5 frankenstein movies and i've only seen the first two

i guess now's the time to fix that

[Kitsa]

I watched some documentary on Nazi doctors, but it was really nothing new.

I have a bunch of crap in my Netflix queue but I almost never have time to sit down and watch anything. If on the off chance I do sit down, I zonk out.

[Tadao]

Yeah I watched Frankenstein's Army too. Horrible documentary. :sadclownface

[Ex Leper]

Wreck It Ralph and Dr. Strangelove.

[Kitsa]

The Rewatched Daniel Day Lewis film festival continued with Last of the Mohicans.

I was kind of confused because I thought in the book that Cora was biracial (?) and in the movie she pretty clearly wasn't, they never addressed it. Also, I remembered why I hated the character of her sister, who was basically every single kind of useless there was until she took the flying leap off what looked like Stone Mountain.

[Kitsa]

(but I guess wasn't (http://www.mohicanpress.com/on_location_at_crp.html))

[Ex Leper]

For some reason that movie creeped me out the first time I saw it. No idea why.

[All Hail Duke]

lifeforce

it was...interesting

[All Hail Duke]

bottle rocket

really solid first (sort of) effort

[Aaarg]

evilspeak - me through first 2/3 of movie "ok, but when does this get good" me through last 1/3 "i guess it's then." i take back any negative things i said about this movie throughout the duration of it. blood-soaked clint howard flying through a church with a sword while pigs eat all the other people (other people are all assholes btw)

samurai fiction - fuck this movie. i tend to abide by a rule that prevents me from watching samurai movies that came out sometime after 1990, but sometimes i break this rule... and then remember why it exists in the first place. this movie is balls.

[Dimnos]

Pacific rim, a bit better than I was expecting and the cg was actually good not just ok.

I love bottle rocket. I think it's fucking hilarious but I think that about most movies I watched while tripping. :lol

[Kitsa]

Ju-On: White Ghost/Black Ghost.

I'd been putting it off because I have such a love-hate relationship with Takashi Shimizu movies. The Proto-Ju-Ons were borderline scary. The V-Cinema Ju-Ons were scary, at least for a while, before Takako Fuji quit. The American Grudge movies were absolute horrendous bullshit. So I was a little apprehensive about the tenth anniversary rehash of the entire ponderous thing. It sat in my Netflix queue forever because I couldn't bring myself to watch one more fucking slog through the whole deal. Yesterday, though, I was feeling very blah and what the hell, so here goes.

Pros:
Very little rehash of the Saeki murders. It was hinted-at as being the same house, but I don't know that it was. A wadded-up portrait of the Saeki family was discovered in the kitchen and that about covered it.

White Ghost and Black Ghost were short, standalone movies, similar in theme, both conceived by Shimizu but directed by two different people. They were nonsequential, and headed with the names of different players in the drama, which is pretty much how these films go. If you had no trouble with the Ju-On movies, you'll fall right in step with this.

There's a staircase, and no one crawls down it croaking.

There are some genuine spooky moments and some genuine jump scares, along with some genuinely unsettling shit.

Two Toshio cameos. He doesn't meow in either one.


Cons:

Grandma with a basketball? REALLY?

THAT INFERNAL FUCKING CROAKING

In Black Ghost, there are a lot of ghost-appearance scares that you would completely miss if she hadn't been making The Takashi Shimizu Ghost Noise (tm). This is because the film was shot in a very dim palette and the translation to TV makes it even dimmer. Sometimes you think you can make out the whites of their eyes. Sort of.

Some hideous CGI, but could have been on purpose.

Blatant Tomie ripoffs, especially in Black Ghost.

So, I'm not entirely regretting watching it, but I didn't completely enjoy it either.

[dextire]

Heh, I wasn't sure you would ever watch that one, Kitsa. Nice review. :halloween2

House II. As much as I like House, I can't say for sure that I prefer it over House 2. They're both so much fun in completely different ways.

[Esuohlim]

This guy at work has been all "You have to see Snatch man it's the greatest" and I haven't seen Snatch yet and he's been telling me about it every day for nearly four months.

The last film(s) I watched wasn't Snatch

[Kitsa]

Dextire: did you watch it?

Milhouse: I bet you haven't watched twin peaks either.

[executioneer]

i hope you at least called your mom young man! :sleep

[Kitsa]

Rewatching Ju-on 2. Realized I'd forgotten a lot.

[Kitsa]

Yeah, didn't really need the refresher. I think the first Ju-On:The Grudge was the only one to really creep me out. I've got to admit I've got a lasting fascination with the series, as you've probably surmised. Mainly, though, blahblah house blah blah murders blah blah croaking mom coming down the stairs blahblah startling blue catboy. Everything else is basically a variation on the theme, swapping out wigs and cellphones and the diary with the eye in it and there's that crumpled photo of the family again.

The croaking. That fucking croaking. What could raise goosebumps in the beginning is now sounding more to me like an out-of-ideas director leaning into the mic to deliver a slow gaseous emission. I know by now it's supposed to be like Shimizu's version of that "Ch-ch-ha-ha" (or "Ja-ja-son-son", depending on who you ask), but all I can hear now is braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapppppppppppp.

[Tadao]

I always think "Japanese Bat Boy".

[Kitsa]

He does look like Bat Boy.

Edit: Also didn't realize that the Basketball Grandma and the ghost from Full Length Mirror are virtually identical as I haven't watched FLM yet.

Edit Edit: Grudgebunnies (http://www.angryalien.com/aa/grudgebuns.asp)

[Mad Melvin]

I liked the story in Ju-On 2 where the couple heard knocking coming from their living room wall. Other than that, meh.

[Kitsa]

Oh, that, yeah. Toshio always getting up to some shit, playing tetherball with Kayako's murder victims.

Some of the ways the stories synch up are kind of cool, the premonition thing with the glass knocking over and the time and all of that. He's really big on wall-thumps in general, it was a big part of the Black Ghost storyline.

[dextire]

I haven't watched any Ju-On, Ring, One Missed Call, or Tomie movies for a few years now. I just got burned out I guess. They're not really "fun" movies, so if they're not scary I get bored with them pretty quick.

I did watch Infection not too long ago for the first time and it was pretty good. #halloween3

[Tadao]

I get more scared over the perceived danger rather than the obvious danger. So those types of movies are more likely to make me jump in my seat rather than slasher films.

[dextire]

Yeah, I'm the same way. The Japanese version of The Ring was the scariest movie I've ever seen and my introduction to that type of film.

[Kitsa]

One of the themes of Ju-On that creeped me out was that the curse sort of dragged you in regardless of whether you were an innocent bystander or not. From what I've read, that's how Onryo (vengeful spirits, e.g. Kayako) operate. Like in classical pieces, the spirit bypasses the husband who murdered her and kills the new wife. That's a lot dimmer view than the standard "if you aren't a prick, you're probably safe" format of Western horror movies.

It used to be very rigid. Enter Kayako's old house, you're doomed, regardless of whether or not you had anything to do with it. Set foot inside and eventually a wild-eyed croaking woman was going to find you and...something. Usually something with hair.

Then when Shimizu started grasping at straws, the rules got looser and looser, and that's when they started losing my attention. The ghost started drawing people into the house when they hadn't had any intention of going there. The ghost started appearing and killing off buddies of the afflicted. That sort of reached its pinnacle when the Grudge movies made their leap into the Hollywood versions, particularly with the HORRIBLE Grudges 2 and 3.

[dextire]

That is a very creepy concept. No one is ever safe. You can't be a good person, outsmart, perform an exorcism, or do your research and give the thing what it wants. You're going to die.

I forgot all about Grudge 3. I think that's the one where it just randomly has the kid and Kayako's giant head (her eye is a big as the door) looking out of the house in one scene. :lol

[Kitsa]

The Grudge 3 took part in some gloomy apartment building in Chicago. (Because...? I forget why. Someone carried the curse over or something. I'm sure in alternate films, Kayako is visiting everyone who rode over on the plane with whomever carried the curse over, and eventually the CDC will have to get involved). There is a man who is an obvious setup to be the reincarnation of Kayako's husband, there's the good guy and whore-turned-responsible girlfriend, and there's a sickly little girl who keeps seeing Toshio. Somehow, Kayako suddenly has a sister who wasn't ever mentioned before, and someone has been putting clippings about the Chicago murders (from the Japanese papers, wtf?) on her desk until she decides to fix the problem. Weirdly, her name is Miss Saeki, even though that would have been Kayako's married name, but whatthefuckever.

There is one scene where they do a jump scare two times in quick succession and that might be what you're thinking of. The little girl is playing with her dollhouse and Toshio pops up behind it, looking through a window at her. Just to make sure that startled us, he immediately does it again. They have his eye lined up with a circle in the center of the window like he's got her in his sights.

Then again, they could have had her eye big in a door. I don't remember it, but it wouldn't surprise me. I think in a few of the film versions they liked to flash her face on windows, kind of like that Exorcist demon.

[dextire]

Yep, that's the movie I'm thinking of. It's in like the first 20 minutes of the film and I'm pretty sure nothing at all has happened yet. The girl is walking out the door and the camera pans over to the other side of the room only to see giant headed Kayako peeking through. It's just very random and made me laugh. :halloween2

http://i678.photobucket.com/albums/vv150/dextire/Imock%20misc/Ani/Grudge3_zps18eb0f73.gif

[Kitsa]

LOL. Weirdly enough, the only time that Sudden Kayako Window Appearance got me was in the first American Grudge. I think it's because I saw it in an empty, decrepit theater (I was honestly the only person in an ancient, one-screen cinema that was falling apart) and there was a huge Kayako Noise (tm) when they showed her face.

[dextire]

Watched Quarantine and REC back-to-back. I'd actually recommend watching them this way if you don't speak Spanish. REC is much scarier but gets pretty crazy, so it helps to know the story without having to constantly glance at the subtitles and the dub version is awful. :halloween

[Mad Melvin]

Halloween 6: The Curse Of Michael Myers

What a piece of shit. I just wanted to watch a cheesy Halloween flick with dumb teenagers getting sliced, but this was just fucking terrible.

[Kitsa]

Never got into Halloween.

Edit: Or Hellraiser. I don't think I understand Hellraiser.

[Kitsa]

Never saw Hocus Pocus before. Gave it a chance. Hated it.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

Most recently I streamed Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. It's worth a look.

Before that my friend and I went to see Gravity. It was very nice.

Before that we went to see The Wizard of Oz. It's a classic.

[Aaarg]

are you talking about the cabinet of dr caligari or the remake of the cabinet of dr caligari

[Kitsa]

Tried to rewatch Nightmare Before Christmas. Everyone else fell asleep :(

It's weird how fast animation looks dated, even though I know that was supposed to be a little oldschool to begin with.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

I meant the original one from 1920.

[Kitsa]

Trying to watch the Fright Night remake. Having a hard time sticking with it.

[Tadao]

try watching FN 2 :(

[Kitsa]

I am very distracted by David Tennant's Russell Brand impersonation. :(

I like either of them otherwise. Just not when they meld together.

[Kitsa]

Watching Sadako 3D right now. It had a couple of trailers for stuff that looked interesting. I used to be really hardcore into J-Horror but now I'm sort of tiring of the omnipresent recurring themes. I understand the psychology is different there and they need a certain recipe for scary, but I'm tired of checking it all off the list. They still outdo us on suspense, though.

Edit- just about 90% through with it and for some reason the end of this movie, not to give away too many spoilers, is hilarious. They multiplied the onryo, gave them mummy faces with big denture teeth (think of the scene in Poltergeist II when they found the preacher in the cave), and finished it off with a set of giant grasshopper legs. Too fucking funny.

[dextire]

Ah, now I want to see it. :lol

I watched Pacific Rim. As long as you only expect awesome fights between giant robots and giant aliens, it's great.

[Kitsa]

Sadako 3D was not terribly creepy in the way that Ju-On was. I can only think of one halfway creepy scene in a flashback. It was mainly a lot of 3-D jump scares (you get VERY used to Sadako's hand reaching out at you from a computer screen VERY quickly). The heroine was mostly annoying and had a deus-ex-machina escape mechanism that didn't always make sense ("IyooooooooooOO!"). Also, I had no idea that the idea of a 404 scared the Japanese so much.

The army of Sadakos, though, was fucking hilarious.

[Tadao]

Just watched Hot Rod on Comedy Central. I found it to be pretty darn funny.

[Kitsa]

Watched RIPD. It was horrible.

I can save you the trouble. It's Ghost, except Ryan Reynolds is Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore is now French. It's Men in Black, except Ryan Reynolds is Will Smith and Jeff Bridges is Tommy Lee Jones.

[dextire]

Even with James Hong in the film it still sucks huh? Bummer.
Watched Godzilla vs. Biollante. It's Godzilla against Audrey II! So very good. :rock

[Kitsa]

He had about five minutes of footage. Those were okay.

[Kitsa]

Trying to get two more Takashi Shimizu movies watched today- shock labyrinth and tormented. Partway through shock labyrinth right now. So far, not a fan.

Edit: I stopped in the middle of Shock Labyrinth because I was sick of it. It was like a feature-length ad for a haunted house. Elements meant to be creepy (someone running down a hallway, her face appearing on the back of her head, suddenly running jerkily backwards toward the camera) just came off as lame. Elements used heavily in other movies (eyes rolling around, eyes going black), were overused and no longer startling. There were only a couple of minor psychological subplots that were disturbing.

I was so pissed I didn't even bother with Tormented.

[dextire]

That sounds kind of cool. Reminds me of Slashers.

I saw Tai Chi Zero last night and really liked it. It was pretty funny and it turns out there are two more films in the series.

[Kitsa]

I don't know whether it's being preoccupied with an active kid, or if youtube has spoiled me with short clips or what, but I am having a really hard time sitting through an entire movie these days. Just can't keep my attention on it.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

Thor: the Dark World? It's a wild sci-fi fantasy trip with loads of action--just what you expect.

[dextire]

Tai Chi Hero was just as much fun as the first one. And it even had Peter Stormare playing a guy named Duke Fleming.

[Mad Melvin]

Gravity

One of the best theater experiences i've had. As a movie, it was just ok. Very intense scenes and the pacing was perfect, but dialogue on the other hand was a bit cheesy. The visuals and and the feeling of "being there" more than made up for that. Five stars, easily.

[dextire]

Ninja III: The Domination. Ninjas, aerobics, James Hong, possession through obscure arcade machine, eye-patch, V8...


Golf course assassination!
1v8qeDzD4fM

[captain516]

That looks like a Godfrey Ho movie on a higher budget. Love it!

[WhiteRoseBrian]

Since the last time I posted I watched quite a few movies.

Trigun: Badlands Rumble is watchable.

Superman vs. the Elite is actually solid.

Nacho Libre actually feels mediocre.

Pi (not the one with the East Indian youth—I’m referring to the one with the disturbed mathematician) is actually an intense little experience.

As for The General (the one with Buster Keaton), I'm honestly not sure what I think of it, though it does have a fair bit going for it.

I am more sure about Frozen, which I went out to see earlier this evening. It's quite good, actually.

[Tadao]

It's been a while since I watched Pi, didn't turn into secret jews trying to decode the bible through Pi or some dumb shit.

[Ex Leper]

Dutch: First time viewing, now a yearly film
Tank Girl: A long time favorite finally released on Blu-Ray.

[Kitsa]

mr Kitsa took my kid to see Free Birds (I was sick as hell and not going anywhere) and said it was horrible. He said the theater was full of kids and no one laughed once.

[dextire]

Yeah, even the trailer for that one sucks. Looks like Mr. Peabody & Sherman is the next animated movie I'm seeing in the theater.

I watched the live Rifftrax Christmas shorts special. They found some great ones and the whole show was really good.

[captain516]

Just found out Fitzcarraldo was going to have Mick Jagger in it, and actually did, until they had to start shooting from the beginning all over again. That would've been sonething..

[Aaarg]

The General ... does have a fair bit going for it.
wtf seriously "a fair bit"????

[Kitsa]

Christmas story 2.

Lasted five mins.

[All Hail Duke]

stoker-it was...interesting

[Tadao]

47 Ronin looks horrible :lol

[Kitsa]

It really does.

[Tadao]

Lords of Salem was the worst Kubrick movie ever made

[Tadao]

Elysium was alright, I was able to watch it and not get bored, Kick Ass 2 was hard to sit through though.

[dextire]

I thought it looked too much like Oblivion and After Earth so I didn't bother. I guess I'll watch it now.

I really enjoyed Gantz. The special fx were better than I expected and Gantz itself was great.

[Tadao]

It's District 9, again.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

My friend and I went to see the Desolation of Smaug. We both liked it. I actually thought that it looked very nice in HFR-3D.

[Kitsa]

Kick Ass 2 lost me about 20 minutes in. I was just like ehhh I don't care.

I'd kind of like to see Red and Red 2, never got a chance to. Don't give too much of a shit about the other stuff out there right now.

[Tadao]

:lol Red was great, Red 2 isn't as great but good enough so that I'll see Red 3 when it comes to video.

[Kitsa]

I've loved Helen Mirren ever since Caligula.

I've always thought, now there's a good sport.

[dextire]

She's great in both films. I liked John Malkovich much better in 2.

[Kitsa]

Went to see the second Hunger Games installment in the theater. Not the nice downtown Columbus theater with the giant cushy leather recliners and cafe food, but a shit mall movie theater with a bunch of idiot teenagers who couldn't make up their mind whether they wanted to be roaming or sitting.

The movie was...I dunno. I tried to do the fair thing and read all of the books. It exactly matched the second book, except sped up a bit. Everyone is very pretty and the costumes and effects are beautiful and Jennifer Lawrence is a delight to watch, and all, but it's still the same damn story as BR. The second movie follows the progression from being victims of the system to using the next Games to start the rebellion that brings down the Man. They even give the contestants a water-landing that meshes nicely with the Normandy scene from BR2. I continue to not believe you knew nothing of this very popular plot, Suzanne Collins.

As far as effect on me...none, really. I just felt like I'd read the book again. I wasn't entertained, I wasn't not-entertained. It was more "Oh, yes, I remember this happening, and I see they went with baboons."

I heard they're breaking the last installment into two parts, Harry Potter-style. I guess it makes sense to squeeze out every drop once your star becomes an Oscar-winner and bankable up the wazoo.

[Tadao]

Wolverine Japan is the worst fucking movie I've seen in some 20 years. I dare any one to explain to me why this movie is worth finishing. I turned it off 3/4 of the way through it and I can sit through almost anything. Fuck you asshole mother fucking shithole fagnut penises.

[All Hail Duke]

i haven't seen it because it doesn't look interesting at all, but the best i've heard is that it's better than wolverine origins
but that's not saying much

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

Wolverine Japan is the worst fucking movie I've seen in some 20 years. I dare any one to explain to me why this movie is worth finishing. I turned it off 3/4 of the way through it and I can sit through almost anything. Fuck you asshole mother fucking shithole fagnut penises.

I suckered my gf into seeing this at the drivein. It was worth watching it all the way through because the heat was on after.

The heat is fucking good as shit.

[Tadao]

Hopefully I can download Chûshingura

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0198371/

[Tadao]

Ok, I have The 47 Ronin from 1941

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0033654/

I hope it's decent, I heard Reeves tell Stewert or Colbert (I forget who) that it was an old story and I remembered that I got it for my dad a year ago or something. Hopefully I can find one that's watchable.

[Aaarg]

Hopefully I can download Chûshingura

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0198371/
that's a good one.


i watched fitzcarraldo and i guess i didn't get it. i liked the parts that were outside of the hour's worth of moving the boat over the mountain. also the ending sucks. also i just made jokes about klaus kinski being a pedophile the whole time.

i also watched a bunch of various asian movies that ranged from godawful to pretty good. the ends of the spectrum - pretty good: deadful melody. godawful: chunking express.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

I streamed Toys (featuring Robin Williams) yesterday. I didn't care for it much.

[Kitsa]

The Black Death.

Real fuckin' jolly.

[Tadao]

Oh man, I almost thought I found a Beat Takeshi chia head.

http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mec2-PA0Im7tHhozCSP7MUA.jpg

[Kitsa]

I want a beat takeshi chia head.

[Tadao]

If you make one, make me one too and I'll pay well and cover shipping.

[Kitsa]

I hate working with clay. The dust on my hands gives me cold chills.

I assume chia won't grow on sculpey because sculpey won't absorb water.

[Kitsa]

...I'll think about it.

[Tadao]

I would do it but I'm horrible with faces.

[Kitsa]

I need to get airdry because I dont have a kiln. I wonder if this would work:

http://www.amazon.com/AMACO--Pound-Moist-Terra-Cotta/dp/B0009RNUKQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1388104646&sr=1-1&keywords=red+clay

:artchat

[Tadao]

:lol when the forums pick back up again I'll care about where I post things.

When I googled how to make chia pets yesterday, all I found was potatoes and nylons :(

I'm pretty sure by 90 percent that it's terracotta and hollowed out. Never had a chia product though.

[Tadao]

Oh man, I can however sculp a penis with chia balls.

[Kitsa]

Yeah, I think it's just hollow terracotta.

I remember when Pub was giving me a hard time for back-to-back posting. Back in the day. When people posted.

[Tadao]

I miss pub and his hardness

[All Hail Duke]

(not to break things up here, but...)

exorcist 3-not bad, a little goofy at times though
a damn sight better than 2

[Tadao]

They mad a 2nd and 3rd? I'd rather see Repossessed made into sequels.

I think I used to get mad at Duke because he only posted the names of movies he watched and never anything about them. :lol

mad max 2

[Ex Leper]

Exorcist 2 has one of the best jump scares in any film.

Unrelated, the mast movie I watched was Ted, it was fun.

[Tadao]

Insidious 1 and 2, I had to rewatch 1 because I forgot how it went. Second time around I remembered why it was so forgettable. Part 2 had a plot twist! Weeeeeee and they set it up for part 3. Just call it Ghostbusters and be done with it. :/

[All Hail Duke]

I think I used to get mad at Duke because he only posted the names of movies he watched and never anything about them. :lol

i can't really review for shit, i'm no armond white that's for sure
that and i didn't bother to read the rules, if there are any

[Tadao]

we make them up as we go

[Tadao]

Despicable Me 2 was alright, I like 1 better.

[Kitsa]

I saw 2 in the theater with my kid and all the kids were basically "MEH" until minions showed up again, that was all any of them cared about.

Like, loud vocal "MEH".

[Tadao]

I think 1 is all around better because it didn't favor any one character. 2 let's every character dance in the spotlight for a few minutes.

BRII is a little to long and it is suffering from lack of Beat Takeshi.

[Tadao]

Bad Grandpa was fun every 4th skit or so. Inappropriate Movie is lameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.

[Aaarg]

to live - i like zhang yimou filmz.

[Kitsa]

I just watched Lovelace, the biopic of Linda Lovelace that has Amanda Seyfried in the title role. I'm interested in the whole Linda Lovelace thing, and I have a copy of Ordeal. I've watched Inside Deep Throat and sort of have a general grasp on the story as she and the directors/producers presented it.

I didn't know if I was going to go into this movie loving or hating it, because reviews were not great at all. And really I kind of ended up doing a little of both. I did not expect to have this movie in my head after I stopped watching it, but here we are. So let me try to sort it out.

- Whoever captured the ugly 60s-70s aesthetic so fucking perfectly, kudos. They matched EVERYTHING. Everyone was ugly, everything was ugly, the decor was exactly as horrible as I remember the decor of the era being. They even matched the tone of the film to a 70s-era production. It was absolutely brilliant.

-The Amanda Seyfried casting started out sketchy, but she kind of grew on you. She really did have a lot of the Linda Lovelace mannerisms down and all that remained distracting was the hair. It just didn't look right.

- The rest of the cast was so big-name and bizarre in the given situation that it was sort of fascinating to watch. Who wouldn't pause to stare at the girl from Big Love sucking off the guy from The OC while Hank Azaria watches in ridiculous high-water pants? Sharon Stone is damn near unrecognizable. I do have to admit, though, I did not realize that Peter Sarsgaard was playing the role of Linda's husband until I looked it up. I swear to you I thought it was Pauly Shore.

-There was a big controversy when Ordeal came out that Linda was really sort of candy-coating her involvement in the whole thing and painting herself as a bigger victim than she really was. If you believe Ordeal, she was 100% innocent. If you believe Inside Deep Throat, she wasn't completely innocent and sort of tripped through things in a happy, dippy way, doing as she was told. And some of the interviews in that really don't make her look like too much of an intellectual, so maybe there's something to that. But as the movie went through its first half, it seemed to REALLY gloss over everything. And just as you were thinking that maybe they were really dicking you over on the truth, they start the second half with her in a polygraph set and go over the whole thing again, but with more ugly. And it's a lot more believable that time.

[captain516]

Get The Gringo. This was a really well done and entertaining flick with plenty of action and dark humor that only like 10 people saw because the Mel Gibson boycott is still in effect, I guess.

I miss darkvare :(

[Aaarg]

howling iv - better than the first two. not as good as the third. don't get me wrong, it's an awful movie... but it's wholly entertaining and gets shit on too much on the internet.

especially when compared to something like
prom night - fuck this stupid movie.

trancers - again, entertaining throughout!

shinobi no mono 2 - ninja movie ya

[All Hail Duke]

prom night - fuck this stupid movie.


which one?

[All Hail Duke]

the machinist-fuckin' weird, but good

[Aaarg]

the first one. i'll probably give the second one a chance for some reason.

i don't like slashers, really.

[dextire]

Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night 2 is one of my favorite horror movies of all time. Not a slasher at all.
Possession, demon rocking horse, Michael Ironside, and drowning in a chalkboard! :rock

[Aaarg]

all right, i'll definitely watch it then. that sounds much more my speed than "adult high schoolers killed by obvious SECRET KILLER"

last night i watched brazil. big disappointment. apparently i didn't "get it."

[All Hail Duke]

comic book villains-not bad

[Tadao]

I'm trying to watch eyes wide shut, is this the slowest movie ever made? It's like Kubrick said No no no, you are talking way to fast, try to imagine every syllable as they fall flat out of your mouth!

[Tadao]

I seriously sat through that movie and god that punchline? Fuck you Stanley Kubrick.

[Tadao]

Machete kills - do not attempt to watch this movie unless you are in a theater with a ton of people who are a drunk and high as you are.

[MarioRPG]

So I went to the cinema today, and this week is the Great Digital Film Fest. They're playing a bunch of movies from some years ago yada yada
Anyway, I saw Akira and Ghost In The Shell, as I'd heard about them before.

Akira was more-or-less what I expected. Cool music, weird story, but at least I was able to follow it for the most part.

Ghost In The Shell was the opposite. Pretty dull and a lot going on in the story. And there was a lot of anime boobies. A lot.

[Tadao]

Oh man, I have never been able to sit through Akira. I don't even really know how the story goes. Ghost in the Shell was one of my favorites though, I hate the mini series that came years after, it doesn't do it justice. I like boobies.

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

Still waiting for a 3rd vampire hunter d.

Maybe another 10 years from now.

[Tadao]

There was a 2nd? Hmmmmmm I'll have to look that up.

[Aaarg]

yeah, vampire hunter d: bloodlust. i didn't like it because the stupid talking hand never shut up and just kept spouting off obnoxious nonsense. i think i liked it other than that.


the world's end - i was hoping for the best and expecting the worst. once the movie got going, it became great. i wish wright/pegg were more prolific.

[Aaarg]

i'm about halfway through the entirety of jeeves & wooster with stephen fry/hugh laurie.

i love it.

[Kitsa]

New Mothman movie on Syfy.

Fucking. Horrible.


Awful.

[Kitsa]

Beautiful Darling, about Candy Darling, of Warhol fame. I thought it was a decent treatment of the subject, apart from Patton Oswalt's completely over-the-top campy Capote voiceover. I really don't have a lot of patience for Warhol or all of the damaged people he cobbled together, probably because I had an art professor who was obsessed with the guy.

Then King of Devil's Island, about the revolt at Bostoy Reformatory. It was okay I guess, if you like bleak Norwegian shit about child molesters.

[All Hail Duke]

bad grandpa-it was ok

[Kitsa]

I was really hesitant to watch Bad Grandpa because those sketches were always some of my least favorite in the Jackass movies

and what's Bam Margera's obsession with having stuff up his ass, anyway

[Kitsa]

Best Worst Movie, which I mainly just found really sad. I know what they were trying to do, but it was sad. I barely remember watching Troll 2 the first time around.

[WhiteRoseBrian]

I went to see The Wind Rises earlier today. Unfortunately, in my honest opinion, it's just decent.

[Babs]

I was just going to mention The Wind Rises. I had the same reaction but thought it was also pretty powerful. Some complain it depicts the Japanese death machines in more glorious light which I was guilty of doing myself at first until I went back and reflected on the dialog of Caprioni. I would quote it here but I don't want to spoil anything and I'm on my phone which I'm not going to do now, I'm into deep already.... I'm god damn lazy dude.

Anyways, it's a morally difficult film that fabricates some ideas about jiro (designer of the kamikaze planes known as the zero) and delves into his naive nature that blinds him from what the ultimate use of creation leads too.

A noteworthy thing as well is Werner Herzog does a voice over for the English version which is kind of interesting.

[All Hail Duke]

wolf of wall street-really, really good

[All Hail Duke]

fire & ice (bakshi)- it was ok

[MarioRPG]

For some reason Saving Silverman on while I was doing stuff today. Totally didn't remember R. Lee Ermey being in there.

[All Hail Duke]

frankenweenie-it was ok (not as bad as pretty much everything else burton's done in the past decade), but the original short was much better

[Aaarg]

beheaded 1000/the executioner - great movie for people who like early-90s HK fantasy/supernatural movies.
http://www.hkcinemagic.com/en/images/movie/large/beheaded1000-wuma3_b60b89615139eb570d47eff9497336f9.jpg

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

^ that still alone looks like it would be worth watching.

Also have seen frankenweenie 6 times now with kids.

Completely fucked my daughters concept of death though. now she thinks if anything gets hit by a car you can just give them a zeus bolt and keep on keepin on.

[Aaarg]

that's towards the end where SPOILERS wu ma (he's playing the guardian of hell, of course) gets all giant and starts killing/grabbing all the ghosts.

HERE'S WHAT HE SAYS THROUGHOUT THIS SCENE:
Ghosts, ghosts, ghosts, I'll round you up.
I don't care if you're big, small, guy, girl,
tall, short, fat, skinny,
greedy, perverted, sorrowful, hateful,
stupid, dirty, uncouth,
pale-faced, red-eyed, green-lipped.
You are still a ghost!
I will nab, nab, nab for justice!
I will nab you from the east, west, south, north,
up, down, front, rear,
tightly, slowly, fiercely, lively,
with strength, might, power,
day or night, wind or rain,
I, the Guardian, will nab you all!
No where to hide!
You're [sic] actions on Earth will reflect your salvation.
You cannot defy the will of God!

[All Hail Duke]

days of future past-pretty good

[Tadao]

Did it ever fix all the weird little flaws of combining the 2 X-Men series. Like say how in Wolverine origins (I think) Patrick Stewart is old, bald, and standing on 2 legs, yet young Xavier is crippled with a full head of hair.

I think there was a ton of others too.

[All Hail Duke]

it basically removed the prequels and x3 from continuity at the end, it's a bit sloppy at explaining it though

[Tadao]

bastards

[Aaarg]

who was it in this thread that told me that prom night 2 is nothing like prom night?

whoever you are, thank you

prom night 2 is great

[Tadao]

http://www.i-mockery.com/forum/search.php?searchid=566975

[All Hail Duke]

it was dextire

i've watched prom night 2 like 3 times in the past couple months, it's so ridiculous and stupid and such a blatant rip off of other movies, but it's really entertaining and VERY 80's

also watched the original prom night for the first time in years, and yeah, it's fucking horrible

guess i need to hunt down parts 3 and 4 now

[MarioRPG]

I don't think I've seen the 2nd, although I'm fairly sure I own the first somewhere as one of those "horror 6 packs" that you see at walmart. The movie I watched recently-est was Blood Diamond and it was better than I remember it. I seriously only remember it being about two guys walking around in the jungle.

[forestofthedead]

Prom Night 2 is great fun.

The movie I last watched was Bloodthirsty Butchers. It's a very cheap, very entertaining take on Sweeney Todd.

[All Hail Duke]

godzilla-pretty good, although i would've liked more of godzilla, and more of him fighting the monsters instead of flashes of them here and there

but i guess that's what the sequels will be for

[WhiteRoseBrian]

Last weekend I attended a double feature of both How To Train Your Dragon and its sequel. They were both great. They looked brilliant and were very well-crafted overall.

[All Hail Duke]

the brood-it was.....interesting, but not very good

[postaholic]

I finally got around to watching the Raid 2. It was ludicrously awesome, especially the final fight!

[Aaarg]

KNIGHTRIDERS
MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT
WHY WAS THIS MOVIE EVEN MADE?

[All Hail Duke]

the worlds end-it was decent, but not as good as it could've been

[Aaarg]

i liked it and i hate everything. whats your ffffin problem!!!

[All Hail Duke]

i hate more things than you

so there

[WhiteRoseBrian]

Guardians of the Galaxy is solid.

[Ducttapefury]

Edge of Tomorrow was kinda good. It was like Starship Troopers meets Groundhog Day.

[Mike Tobacco]

The new Turtles are ugly... and that's it. I almost remembered something else, but it's gone.

[Tadao]

I was never a turtle fan, but this looks just the worst.

[Mike Tobacco]

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-2mOSniLFRes/UPcToEbPMJI/AAAAAAAAAfY/87p7YShghbQ/s1600/i_like_turtles.gif

The guy who directed it got a sweet deal. It's raking in cash and everyone's blaming Michael Bay for it being shit.

[Aaarg]

see china and die - some made-for-tv larry cohen movie in which florida evans solves a murder mystery or something.

[dextire]

Watched The Boogens on Blu-ray. The commentary (which is the only special feature) was really entertaining with the director and Rebecca Balding being married. She was constantly correcting him through the whole thing. :halloween2

[ScaryRedMonster]

Just watched FRIGHT NIGHT for the first time, since it's, ykno, on netflix (found it after watching the kickass From Dusk Til Dawn show).

And, well, yeah. It's awesome. Great effects, pretty funny, pretty scary, really 80's (needed more mullets for my taste, though)...
the only gripe I have with the movie is...
Evil Ed.

Holy fuck, is there a more annoying character in cinema? I couldn't stand the little shit. Sure, he ended up being pretty cool near the end, but even then he was grating. I think he scarred me worse than any of the horror or gross out stuff in the movie.

[captain516]

Fallen Angels
Heroes Shed No Tears (which makes half the horror flicks mentioned here look like babby stuff)
And 2 of the movies in the Better Tomorrow series.
Help me out here, Aarg, did I do good?

[Boo Berry Bebop]

The last film I watched was Dead Snow, which is a fun Norwegian zombie movie, and is really worth checking out.

[All Hail Duke]

munich-it was pretty good
i'm not familiar with the actual case, so i don't know what was changed to fit the movie

[All Hail Duke]

little monsters-first time i've seen this in at least 20 years
as dumb as it is, it's still reasonably entertaining

[Ex Leper]

The Crow, it's been a while. It actually fits the halloween atmosphere well.

[makaikishi]

Riki-Oh: Story of Ricky. Just in time for Halloween.

[All Hail Duke]

demons-dumb but very fun, and the horrible glam rock actually added to the fun instead of detracting it

[All Hail Duke]

the serpent and the rainbow-i had seen it once before, but didn't remember it much at all
the version i saw today was missing roughly 25 minutes

still pretty good though

[All Hail Duke]

the lego movie-it was ok

[dextire]

Yeah, I liked it as well. It was cool that everything (smoke, water, etc.) was made out lego bricks and could technically be built in real life.

[Ex Leper]

Armed & Dangerous

[dextire]

It's been years since I've seen that one. I remember it being pretty good, though.

I watched "The Boneyard". It was made by the guy who did the special fx for House. Really enjoyed it and the zombie kids are downright creepy looking.

[All Hail Duke]

the darjeeling limited-loved it

[All Hail Duke]

new year's evil-it was a pretty average
broly the legendary super saiyin-kind of shitty

[dextire]

Yeah, I never liked any of the Broly movies much (there are 3 of them).
Just watched the new Battle of Gods one and it was pretty good. Looks great in HD and I was surprised how DBZish it was after 20 years or whatever it's been.

[All Hail Duke]

i've heard that BotG was pretty good, and doesn't fuck with the continuity like all the other movies do

[Ex Leper]

I will be be setting the goal of going though every Stanley Kubrick, Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch, Martin Scorsese, Stephen King and Arnold Schwarzeneger film by the end of 2015. I will also watch every episode of MS3K.

[All Hail Duke]

universal soldier:day of reckoning (uncut)-kind of dumb and headache inducing, but tolerable

[All Hail Duke]

winter soldier-better than most of the mcu (save for tih), though that's not saying much

[Tadao]

your moms porn

[WhiteRat]

Dunston Checks In: Unrated Edition

Calling this movie Xtreme is a huge understatement. I'm pretty sure that what the bellhop did to poor Dunston constitutes bestiality. Pretty sick stuff.

[All Hail Duke]

parasite eve-pretty good, except for the ending

[All Hail Duke]

frankenhooker-the fuck was that shit?

[Supafly345]

The most amazing thing in the world. Check out the other Frank Henenlotter movies, you won't be sorry.

[BillSPreston]

Turbo Kid, Best Canadian Violence-Fest since Hobo With A Shotgun

[All Hail Duke]

gi joe:retaliation-i was bored and nothing else was on, so...fuck it, i watched it
lame as hell, but better than the 1st one, and cobra commander didn't look like shit (sounded like shit though)

[captain516]

The 10th Victim is pretty good. It gets a bit boring in parts, but it precedes both Battle Royale and The Hunger Games in the "people killing each other in the future" department so you guys should totally name drop it for hipster cred. Ursula Andress is hot. More like Ursula Undress.

[All Hail Duke]

star wars 7-it was just ok

er, scratch that, it was pretty bad

[Geggy]

Saw The Force Awakens last night. Shouldve been called The Force Rebooted.

[All Hail Duke]

or Star Wars:Into Darkness

[All Hail Duke]

fido-really liked it

[10,000 Volt Ghost]

Droid Please

[captain516]

I still can't believe Darth Vader killed Dr. Spock at the end, shit was brutal

[Tadao]

It needed more pod racing.

[All Hail Duke]

furiosa road-what a cartoonish, stupid piece of shit
i'll never understand why directors sabotage their own franchises (lucas, scott, now miller)
i'm glad that nutjob gibson didn't return for this

batman year one-pretty good, should read the comic at some point

[Tadao]

It had too much pod racing.

[All Hail Duke]

rear window-pretty good, the last few minutes were a little...iffy

could've used more pod racing i guess

[Tadao]

I think it had the perfect amount of pod racing.

[All Hail Duke]

eating raoul
repo man

both were goofy and entertaining

[All Hail Duke]

deadpool-loved it
bringing out the dead-pretty good (need that nic cage back)
guardians of the galaxy-meh

[All Hail Duke]

mirrormask-meh
birdman-it was good, the ending felt a bit...off
twelve monkeys-had it dvr'd since august, finally got around to watching it
it was pretty good

[All Hail Duke]

ant man-it was ok for what it was

[Supafly345]

I just watched a film on the outer edges of a dead man's lip. It formed over several days and then started to turn white and crack. I can't say I cared for it very much.

[Tadao]

Saw Batman V Superman. Didn't have enough podracing for my taste.

[captain516]

Just found out there was a new Pee Wee movie. Made me think of this place.
It's...okay. Wish he kept the breakfast machine :(

[Tadao]

I want to see it, but I'm afraid it will disappoint me.

[All Hail Duke]

kiss kiss bang bang-great movie
jurassic world-decent popcorn fluff, better than 2 and 3 anyway

[All Hail Duke]

chappie-basically district 9+short circuit, decent enough, but have no intention to ever watch it again

[All Hail Duke]

soylent green-kind of boring, but decent

[All Hail Duke]

blue velvet-that was interesting
rollerball (original)-not bad
buckaroo banzai-eh
place beyond the pines-pretty good
requiem for a dream-it was ok
black dynamite-loved it
assault on precinct 13 (original)-really good

[All Hail Duke]

layer cake-pretty good, but felt a little short
straight outta compton-great movie
glengarry glen ross-great movie
crimson peak-it was just ok
sisters (original)-it was alright, didn't like the ending that much
night of the comet & night of the demons-dumb but entertaining 80's fluff