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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 01:32:26 PM"Toomorrow" (1970)
Space aliens study the wacky antics of a London art school pop band, whose music contains "positive vibrations" that may help save their imperiled planet.
James Bond producer Harry Saltzman and Monkees co-creator Don Kirschner teamed up for this shag-a-delic sci-fi musical obscurity that's best known for featuring a young, unknown Olivia Newton-John as one of the "Toomorrow" band members.
The idea was to create another Monkees-esque franchise that would make numerous films and record albums, but the relationship between Saltzman and Kirschner soured during the film's troubled production, leading to a series of lawsuits. As a result, "Toomorrow" played in London cinemas for one week and then ended up on the shelf for 40+ years, till it was rediscovered in the 2000s. It's dated as hell and extremely goofy, but "Toomorrow" had some catchy tunes and lots of scenes of Olivia shakin' her groove thing in hot pants and a tight sweater, therefore I was entertained.
Space aliens study the wacky antics of a London art school pop band, whose music contains "positive vibrations" that may help save their imperiled planet.
James Bond producer Harry Saltzman and Monkees co-creator Don Kirschner teamed up for this shag-a-delic sci-fi musical obscurity that's best known for featuring a young, unknown Olivia Newton-John as one of the "Toomorrow" band members.
The idea was to create another Monkees-esque franchise that would make numerous films and record albums, but the relationship between Saltzman and Kirschner soured during the film's troubled production, leading to a series of lawsuits. As a result, "Toomorrow" played in London cinemas for one week and then ended up on the shelf for 40+ years, till it was rediscovered in the 2000s. It's dated as hell and extremely goofy, but "Toomorrow" had some catchy tunes and lots of scenes of Olivia shakin' her groove thing in hot pants and a tight sweater, therefore I was entertained.
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Bad Movies / Re: Movies with wayyy too many...
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 11:52:18 AMQuote from: Trevor on Today at 11:01:23 AMAnd then there is the poo fest HOWLING 4 which was made here. 😳😏😉
that one's odd and feels like a weird tv movie. directed by some guy on valium and lsd
part 5 is camp as a row of tents but quite good fun
part 6 is an absolute snoozefest
there's a reboot from around 2010 but, having not seen it, I think it looks like it's trying to capitalize on the TWILIGHT craze, so I'm not interested
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Bad Movies / Re: Movies with wayyy too many...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:01:23 AMQuote from: zombie no.one on Today at 08:56:42 AMsome might argue THE HOWLING has too many installments, but if it didn't we'd never have got as far as THE HOWLING PART 7: NEW MOON RISING which is my fav 'bad movie' ever. so there's that.
And then there is the poo fest HOWLING 4 which was made here. 😳😏😉
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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:03:34 AMMary Shelley's Frankenstein
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:35:06 AM
What music do you play for a quiet night in?
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:31:50 AM
"Distance in Static" by Bonobo
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Bad Movies / Re: Movies with wayyy too many...
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 08:56:42 AMsome might argue THE HOWLING has too many installments, but if it didn't we'd never have got as far as THE HOWLING PART 7: NEW MOON RISING which is my fav 'bad movie' ever. so there's that.
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie Doctors
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:18:37 AM27. Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1969)
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie Doctors
Last post by Alex - Today at 04:33:31 AM29. Doctor X.
A film I have a strange fondness for from watching it as a child.
A film I have a strange fondness for from watching it as a child.