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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:38:38 PMQuote from: FatFreddysCat on Today at 08:30:07 PM"Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Shocking Truth" (2000)
A cool documentary looking back on the famously difficult production of Tobe Hooper's slasher classic, featuring interviews with most of the original cast & crew. Their stories are supplemented by loads of vintage clips and photos from the shoot, making this an enjoyable trip down memory lane for horror nerds.
I wonder if they mention it was banned in South Africa?
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Memes n' stuff of the day
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Bipolar
Last post by Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan - Today at 09:57:52 PMQuote from: HappyGilmore on Today at 01:14:08 PMYears ago. I get manic and write a bunch of stuff down...I've written some songs, poems and the like,
Good poem. I think that it is about time to develop my own Democratically elected Chocolate bar king!
Oh man. The things that you throw away in the trash are the things you definitely regret. Years later. I am glad and very thankful actually for the fact that I have had supportive parents. Well for the most part. But they earn huge extra bonus points for the things of mine that they have kept — either for nostalgic remembrance or sympathetic, I don't know, and it doesn't matter. The fact is, the KEPT it.
Things that I would have (in my nonsense Generation X mindset) thrown away. And yeah I mean there is probably a limit that one can go with things like that. But then again that is why I am grateful. For the supportive cast. So yeah. Right now I am actually getting into a text war with my mom about Jim Henson because she thought the man was a genius. I mean to me — it takes a ton for you to become a genius. And Jim Henson doesn't fit that. And I am arguing more for "my generation" and saying that it is Sean Parker.
So yeah, you can get into these tufts with people. And even your own folks. Whatever all of that means, who knows. I have dug in dumpsters and I have seen so many cool things that people have thrown away. Like artwork and what appears to be sentimental things. Like letters with cool handwriting and sometimes small pictures. I mean probably not good enough to say, you are Todd McFarlane or Scott Stantis. I mean Happy Gilmore it sounds like you have a concept and a good one too of what is going on — in regards to your own mental health. Like Rev Powell Said, and I agree it can be managed with the right tools.
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 08:30:07 PM"Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Shocking Truth" (2000)
A cool documentary looking back on the famously difficult production of Tobe Hooper's slasher classic, featuring interviews with most of the original cast & crew. Their stories are supplemented by loads of vintage clips and photos from the shoot, making this an enjoyable trip down memory lane for horror nerds.
A cool documentary looking back on the famously difficult production of Tobe Hooper's slasher classic, featuring interviews with most of the original cast & crew. Their stories are supplemented by loads of vintage clips and photos from the shoot, making this an enjoyable trip down memory lane for horror nerds.
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Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...
Last post by Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan - Today at 08:16:26 PMAll I know about him is that he is in about ten movies! I think Total Reality made in 1997 is actually the last movie he was in. Why that is I don't know. I feel like the guy was kind of double bang for the buck. Because he seemed like a fairly decent B actor. Sort of like Meilani Paul — I put her in that decent B movie actor list. From what I said David Bradley is from Plano Texas.
Now I was actually born in Texas. When I saw David Bradley I could have sworn he was a New Yorker or maybe New Jersey. He has sort of that Ed Marinaro look about him. People in Texas many of them, are adamant that if you are from somewhere north of Oklahoma then you are a yankee. So yeah. But Plano Texas (where David Bradley is from) is a different bag. Alan Tudyk (Resident Alien) was born in Plano. Well some places say he grew up there. Umm..So yeah Plano is like a different sort of Texas. Usually rich people like Bankers, Lawyers doctors, professional athletes..And apparently actors live there. So whatever. I think we are all people no matter where we are from. So moving past that.
He looks like he is pretty good at Karate. This David Bradley. I haven't seen any of his movies but now I kind of want to. I feel like if Resident Evil (the movie, not the video game) was made ten years earlier this David Bradley would have been perfect as one of those Umbrella corporation guys that have to go in and look for survivors or clean up the mess or what ever. Do the karate and climb on walls to avoid those killer lasers.
Sometimes I wish reality was flipped like on the Resident evil franchise. Like make the movies starting in 1997 — like exactly like the ones we saw. And make the video games like in 2004. And one of the actors Thomas Kretschmann from Total Reality is actually in a Resident evil movie. He plays some henchman for Umbrella corporation. He kind of reminds me of a german Patrick Swayze. Pretty funny when you put that connnection together (Cinematic Feng shui
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Now I was actually born in Texas. When I saw David Bradley I could have sworn he was a New Yorker or maybe New Jersey. He has sort of that Ed Marinaro look about him. People in Texas many of them, are adamant that if you are from somewhere north of Oklahoma then you are a yankee. So yeah. But Plano Texas (where David Bradley is from) is a different bag. Alan Tudyk (Resident Alien) was born in Plano. Well some places say he grew up there. Umm..So yeah Plano is like a different sort of Texas. Usually rich people like Bankers, Lawyers doctors, professional athletes..And apparently actors live there. So whatever. I think we are all people no matter where we are from. So moving past that.
He looks like he is pretty good at Karate. This David Bradley. I haven't seen any of his movies but now I kind of want to. I feel like if Resident Evil (the movie, not the video game) was made ten years earlier this David Bradley would have been perfect as one of those Umbrella corporation guys that have to go in and look for survivors or clean up the mess or what ever. Do the karate and climb on walls to avoid those killer lasers.
Sometimes I wish reality was flipped like on the Resident evil franchise. Like make the movies starting in 1997 — like exactly like the ones we saw. And make the video games like in 2004. And one of the actors Thomas Kretschmann from Total Reality is actually in a Resident evil movie. He plays some henchman for Umbrella corporation. He kind of reminds me of a german Patrick Swayze. Pretty funny when you put that connnection together (Cinematic Feng shui
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie titles that are ...
Last post by LilCerberus - Today at 06:51:23 PM12) Harold and Maude
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie titles that are ...
Last post by HappyGilmore - Today at 06:21:23 PM11.) Carrie
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - Today at 05:39:51 PM"Piranha II: The Spawning" (1982)
The staff and guests at an island resort hotel come under attack by hordes of hungry flying piranha (yes, really) - the result of a failed U.S. government gene-splicing experiment. Lots of screaming and munching ensues.
In spite of the absurd premise, this Italian-produced, in name only sequel to Joe Dante's 1978 cult classic delivers the gory goods.
"Spawning" is also notable for being the first directorial credit for future "Terminator" and "Titanic" mastermind James Cameron, though he claims that he was fired midway through filming and the finished product was edited together by the film's producer. Either way, it's proof of the old saying that everybody's gotta start someplace.
The staff and guests at an island resort hotel come under attack by hordes of hungry flying piranha (yes, really) - the result of a failed U.S. government gene-splicing experiment. Lots of screaming and munching ensues.
In spite of the absurd premise, this Italian-produced, in name only sequel to Joe Dante's 1978 cult classic delivers the gory goods.
"Spawning" is also notable for being the first directorial credit for future "Terminator" and "Titanic" mastermind James Cameron, though he claims that he was fired midway through filming and the finished product was edited together by the film's producer. Either way, it's proof of the old saying that everybody's gotta start someplace.
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie titles that are ...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 05:36:18 PM10. KATRINA
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Press Releases and Film News / Re: RIP Peter Cullen
Last post by sprite75 - Today at 05:05:53 PMQuote from: Trevor on Today at 12:48:27 PMOK, 2026 can now officially F off.
Way too many special and legendary people have now left us. 😔
RIP Mr Cullen. 😔❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹
No s**t. Meanwhile God seems to have the aim of a syphilitic storm trooper high on crack cocaine when it comes to who to take. I'm getting to the f**k God point now.