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Last post by Alex - Today at 10:33:19 AMDebating whether or not to back the latest movie from the reborn Amicus studios or not.
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Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 10:32:18 AM85. SWEET SIXTEEN (1983)
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Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:18:14 AM84. Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971)
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Historical Movies in O...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 10:17:06 AMBump for someone else. Only 4 to go, and 25 years of recent history to work with.
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:13:23 AM
The Womack Sisters (self-titled). If you like 60s girl groups this is excellent. They're Sam Cooke's granddaughters and Bobby Womack's nieces.
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:06:31 AM
Who makes up the trio?
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Bad Movies / Re: movies that namecheck anot...
Last post by claws - Today at 08:18:37 AMMy ranking from best to worst:
1. The House on Sorority Row (1982)
A stylish, atmospheric standout with real visual craft and a killer reveal that actually pays off. Its dreamlike finale and polished campus setting give it a prestige edge over most early‑80s slashers.
2. The Dorm That Dripped Blood (1982)
Bleak, grainy, and committed to its nihilistic tone, this one earns its place through sheer mood. The off‑season campus emptiness and grim finale make it one of the era's more haunting deep cuts.
3. Graduation Day (1981)
Chaotic, energetic, and weirdly charming, it's a slasher that sprints through its own gimmicks with jittery editing and personality. Messy, yes, but unmistakably memorable.
4. Final Exam (1981)
A slow‑burn campus slasher that leans into normalcy before breaking it apart. Its plain, almost faceless killer gives the violence a disturbingly everyday quality.
5. Splatter University (1984)
Cheap, uneven, and stitched together with abrupt pacing, this one struggles to find a consistent tone. The twist lands, but the journey is rough and often incoherent.
Sorry for going off topic. Please continue with the namechecks
1. The House on Sorority Row (1982)
A stylish, atmospheric standout with real visual craft and a killer reveal that actually pays off. Its dreamlike finale and polished campus setting give it a prestige edge over most early‑80s slashers.
2. The Dorm That Dripped Blood (1982)
Bleak, grainy, and committed to its nihilistic tone, this one earns its place through sheer mood. The off‑season campus emptiness and grim finale make it one of the era's more haunting deep cuts.
3. Graduation Day (1981)
Chaotic, energetic, and weirdly charming, it's a slasher that sprints through its own gimmicks with jittery editing and personality. Messy, yes, but unmistakably memorable.
4. Final Exam (1981)
A slow‑burn campus slasher that leans into normalcy before breaking it apart. Its plain, almost faceless killer gives the violence a disturbingly everyday quality.
5. Splatter University (1984)
Cheap, uneven, and stitched together with abrupt pacing, this one struggles to find a consistent tone. The twist lands, but the journey is rough and often incoherent.
Sorry for going off topic. Please continue with the namechecks
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Press Releases and Film News / Re: RIP Screaming Mad George
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:14:53 AM
