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Bad Movies / Re: post-2000 remakes of 70s &...
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 09:10:00 AMQuote from: chainsaw midget on Today at 08:16:06 AMFriday the 13 was okay, but felt like it was missing something.
too much like any other random 2010 era horror for me.
Quote from: chainsaw midget on Today at 08:16:06 AMSomehow I have not managed to get around to watching Nic Cage in the Wicker man.
I really like the original, the remake hits all the wrong buttons. hard to know why they bothered. for me it's not even so bad its good, except maybe the bees scene
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 08:42:07 AMI really like that one and I LOVE the original score!
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: So long Erich von Däniken
Last post by chainsaw midget - Today at 08:20:23 AMIt's been a lot time since I've heard anyone mention anything about the Bermuda Triangle.
I hope it's still doing okay. Has anybody checked on it lately?
I hope it's still doing okay. Has anybody checked on it lately?
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Bad Movies / Re: post-2000 remakes of 70s &...
Last post by chainsaw midget - Today at 08:16:06 AMSaw Amittyville, didn't care for it.
I thought Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead were actually pretty good.
Friday the 13 was okay, but felt like it was missing something.
My Bloody Valentine was great.
Night of the Demon was pretty cool.
Nightmare on Elm Street was lacking Robert Englund's charm and had a stupid redesign for Freddy.
Piranha 3D is very much the kind of movie people would describe as a guilty pleasure. You know whether you're going to like that one or not before you even watch it.
Slumber Party Massacre had some cute idea, but rambled, and really seemed to miss the point of the original.
Somehow I have not managed to get around to watching Nic Cage in the Wicker man.
I thought Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead were actually pretty good.
Friday the 13 was okay, but felt like it was missing something.
My Bloody Valentine was great.
Night of the Demon was pretty cool.
Nightmare on Elm Street was lacking Robert Englund's charm and had a stupid redesign for Freddy.
Piranha 3D is very much the kind of movie people would describe as a guilty pleasure. You know whether you're going to like that one or not before you even watch it.
Slumber Party Massacre had some cute idea, but rambled, and really seemed to miss the point of the original.
Somehow I have not managed to get around to watching Nic Cage in the Wicker man.
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Bad Movies / Re: The Ultimate So Bad It's G...
Last post by chainsaw midget - Today at 08:10:43 AM- Ben and Arthur
+ Conqourer
+ House of the Dead
+ Conqourer
+ House of the Dead
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Press Releases and Film News / Moron destroys Pretoria's olde...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 05:43:49 AMThe Sterland [Star Land] cinema in Pretoria is Pretoria and South Africa's longest operational cinema, having opened in 1969.
A while back, a money-mad moron with more $$$ than sense, bought the place, kicked all the tenants out, renovated it at a cost of millions of South African rand and all went well for a time.
Now, the place has had its electricity supply cut off due to non-payment.
https://sundayworld.co.za/news/tshwane-cracks-down-on-illegal-electricity-reconnection-at-ndlala-properties/
A while back, a money-mad moron with more $$$ than sense, bought the place, kicked all the tenants out, renovated it at a cost of millions of South African rand and all went well for a time.
Now, the place has had its electricity supply cut off due to non-payment.
https://sundayworld.co.za/news/tshwane-cracks-down-on-illegal-electricity-reconnection-at-ndlala-properties/
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Good Movies / Re: Frankenstein (2025)
Last post by Dr. Whom - Today at 04:20:49 AMQuote from: Rev. Powell on January 15, 2026, 11:02:25 AMIt's not boring. It's just... too reverent? Too serious? The acting too period-melodramatic?
I think we mean much the same thing
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by Dr. Whom - Today at 04:19:43 AMThe Tenth Victim (1965)
In the future, which looks a lot like 1960s Italy, the main entertainment programme is 'The Big Hunt', in which licensed assassins try to kill eachother. Whoever survives ten rounds wins One! Million! Dollars! (actually said that way). The finalists are Ursula Andress and a disconcertingly blonde Marcello Mastroianni. Will one of them win the prize or will love triumph?
This is one of those so cool it hurts movies of the sixties, and an obvious inspiration of Austin Powers. However, you can't spoof a spoof. This movie wears its fumetti inspiration proudly on its sleeve and doesn't even try to be plausible if it can be cool instead. For all its campiness, it does make some points about popular culture and society, which puts it several cuts above, say, Reflet dans un diamant mort or the near contemporary Modesty Blaise. Another thing that sets it apart from you typical dystopian death match movies, is that the participants are completely voluntary. They are not forced by some oppressive or exploitative regime, but are in it for their fifteen minutes of fame and the sponsoring deals.
In the future, which looks a lot like 1960s Italy, the main entertainment programme is 'The Big Hunt', in which licensed assassins try to kill eachother. Whoever survives ten rounds wins One! Million! Dollars! (actually said that way). The finalists are Ursula Andress and a disconcertingly blonde Marcello Mastroianni. Will one of them win the prize or will love triumph?
This is one of those so cool it hurts movies of the sixties, and an obvious inspiration of Austin Powers. However, you can't spoof a spoof. This movie wears its fumetti inspiration proudly on its sleeve and doesn't even try to be plausible if it can be cool instead. For all its campiness, it does make some points about popular culture and society, which puts it several cuts above, say, Reflet dans un diamant mort or the near contemporary Modesty Blaise. Another thing that sets it apart from you typical dystopian death match movies, is that the participants are completely voluntary. They are not forced by some oppressive or exploitative regime, but are in it for their fifteen minutes of fame and the sponsoring deals.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Memes n' stuff of the day
Last post by LilCerberus - January 16, 2026, 10:44:40 PM