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on: March 05, 2015, 07:01:00 PM
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Started by Ted C - Last post by WingedSerpent
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This movie really made me aware of what my issue with a lot of The Asylum's films. Its not that their cash-ins on popular movies, that's been around long before them. Its that some of their movies have interesting ideas that they don't follow up on. Either because of poor planning or maybe just playing it too safe.
Take this film, for example. Early in the film we see the hero and the main female character coming out of a bar. Soon after, they are at a party and she makes a remark that he's still drinking. I though him over coming his alcoholism could be part of the film. Imagine a drunk power ranger. That had possibility. But its never brought up again. Also they hinted at the best friend and the woman having an affair and she was going to leave the main character for the friend (I really should look up the characters' names, but that would require me to open another tab on my browser). Again, the idea isn't explored at all after that scene.
I did like the part with the whale.
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on: March 05, 2015, 04:45:40 PM
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Started by trekgeezer - Last post by indianasmith
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We had another snow day today, so I stayed up late last night and watched 2 more films!
THE CULLING (2014) Five friends are on their way to the South by Southwest music festival when they run into a little girl in the parking lot of a diner who begs them to take her home. They do, and then her parents show up and invite them to stay and have a brew or two. But then the girl's mom cuts her leg chopping some wood for the fire they are sitting around, and so Dad runs her to the ER, about an hour and a half away. The little girl begs to stay home with her new friends, and so the five reluctantly agree to hang out till her folks get back.
But then weird stuff starts going down, and they realize that neither the little girl nor her parents were what they seemed to be . . .
This one was actually not bad - a little tame overall, but enjoyable. 3.5/5
MISS MEADOWS starred the ever-perky Katie Holmes (still quite hot in her late 30's!) as a sweet, polite, cheerful first grade substitute teacher with a dark little secret - she is a vigilante, taking out rapists, murderers, and child molesters with a .25 pocket pistol. Most folks don't know about her pastime, and the fact that she strikes up a romance with the local sheriff helps her keep things swept under the rug - until the violent ex-con down the street figures out what she has been up to.
Loved this movie - it was like MARY POPPINS meets DIRTY HARRY. 5/5
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on: March 05, 2015, 04:05:25 PM
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Started by Ted C - Last post by SynapticBoomstick
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My gawd, this script is 80% filler.
Heck, I could have told you that Asylum flicks are heavy on carbs.  |
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on: March 05, 2015, 02:36:25 PM
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Started by zombie #1 - Last post by lester1/2jr
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Zombie Dondi
David Kory Massacre
Sandsquatch vs ISIS
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on: March 05, 2015, 02:11:33 PM
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Started by Ted C - Last post by Jack
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I always thought the rim around the Atlantic was called the shore?
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on: March 05, 2015, 01:07:00 PM
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Started by Ted C - Last post by Ted C
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That was pretty painful.
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on: March 05, 2015, 12:29:19 PM
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Started by Rev. Powell - Last post by Rev. Powell
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Punk-y, slacker-y indie satire. Spot the French poster for "Return of the Living Dead" in the trailer.
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on: March 05, 2015, 11:19:59 AM
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Started by Cark - Last post by Cark
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Yup that's the one, thanks.
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