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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Memes n' stuff of the day
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Good Movies / Re: Your favourite fan theorie...
Last post by HappyGilmore - October 14, 2026, 07:41:06 PMQuote from: chainsaw midget on October 13, 2026, 09:11:54 PMI have recently been exposed to a new fan theory that I buy into 100%!I'll second that
Lola Bunny (the girl rabbit from Space Jam) is actually the daughter of Jessica Rabbit and Roger Rabbit.
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by bob - October 14, 2026, 05:18:34 PM
What's with the tattoo?
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by lester1/2jr - October 14, 2026, 03:29:33 PM^ I saw the trailer for that. I remember the big school busses they had.
M.10rda - Probably the last thing he wanted to do, but that's how undeniable the abuse was.
M.10rda - Probably the last thing he wanted to do, but that's how undeniable the abuse was.
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 Movie Doctors
Last post by Dr. Whom - October 14, 2026, 03:23:59 PM56 Docteur Petiot (1990)
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Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...
Last post by M.10rda - October 14, 2026, 12:12:11 PMTRILOGIA DE TERROR (1968):
...Not to be remotely confused w/ Dan Curtis' TRILOGY OF TERROR, the one w/ the killer doll et al. This is a Brazilian anthology by three different directors, only one of whom (Coffin Joe) I am familiar with. This is "horror", but, uhh - well, it's Brazilian horror from the 60s, and that seems important to acknowledge in some way. In undergrad the intro theory professor made us watch the 1967 Cuban film THE ADVENTURES OF JUAN QUIN QUIN. Some of my hipper or more progressive fellow students went along w/ our hippie professor and insisted that JUAN QUIN QUIN was just the coolest movie ever, but I didn't get it then and I probably wouldn't get it now, either. The only difference is that now I realize it's a product of the specific culture and framework within which it was made, one which I don't have a ton of awareness about. Likewise, probably, TRILOGIA DE TERROR: I didn't find it scary or well-made or compelling, but, maybe that's just me bein' White.
The first (and longest) installment initially seems like a period "western", though gradually it reveals that it may be taking place in the contemporary 1960s, though maybe not. Some poor rural folks are embroiled in dark shenanigans involving forced prostitution and a murder plot and some gunslinger/outlaw-types. Then after about 25 minutes it's revealed that there's also a Manson Family-type sex cult living in a cave in the woods, up to more dark shenanigans. That said, this was made in '68 and no one knew about the Manson Family until after the Tate-LaBianca murders in '69, so again, my interpretation is purely spurious. To confuse this viewer further, a Jesus-type peasant occasionally wanders through the village, and then at the very end of the installment it's revealed that he is actually Jesus.......
...Even w/ subtitles, this made little sense to me and did little for me. There's some nudity and a little blood but nothing worth writing home about.
The second installment made more sense to me: a moderate/mainstream Dad in a small town has nightmares that his adolescent son will be indoctrinated into and brainwashed by a violent leftist militia.
Okay, I personally would welcome a modern American leftist militia w/ open arms, but in the language of this short, the bad guys are pro-gun extremists who want to kidnap kids and kill their parents, so - I can relate to that being a scary idea. I still didn't find this one scary in execution, but at least it tracks in theory.
The third installment is the Coffin Joe one. That'll be worth the wait, right? So, this one is (again, theoretically) universal in theme: a dude afraid of being buried alive. He has nightmares of enormous snakes (yuck!) - which I guess, indeed, could be underground in your coffin were you buried alive. Then, to spice up the proceedings, the dude's girlfriend gets gang-r***d in front of him. There's no explicit nudity or thrusting - mostly just a bunch of dudes piled on the actress, and then close-ups of her agonized face, and cut-ins of the dudes sniffing her various pieces of clothing. But it is edited fairly... vigorously? So it feels more violent and graphic than it is. 
Then at the end (?SPOILER?) the dude is buried... alive... of course. His friends dig him up quickly. Somehow during the brief duration he's underground, he's had cheap Halloween make-up applied to his face and eyes. The End. Honestly, besides the vigorous r@pe editing, Coffin Joe isn't a good filmmaker.
2/5 Maybe Brazilians dig it!
...Not to be remotely confused w/ Dan Curtis' TRILOGY OF TERROR, the one w/ the killer doll et al. This is a Brazilian anthology by three different directors, only one of whom (Coffin Joe) I am familiar with. This is "horror", but, uhh - well, it's Brazilian horror from the 60s, and that seems important to acknowledge in some way. In undergrad the intro theory professor made us watch the 1967 Cuban film THE ADVENTURES OF JUAN QUIN QUIN. Some of my hipper or more progressive fellow students went along w/ our hippie professor and insisted that JUAN QUIN QUIN was just the coolest movie ever, but I didn't get it then and I probably wouldn't get it now, either. The only difference is that now I realize it's a product of the specific culture and framework within which it was made, one which I don't have a ton of awareness about. Likewise, probably, TRILOGIA DE TERROR: I didn't find it scary or well-made or compelling, but, maybe that's just me bein' White.
The first (and longest) installment initially seems like a period "western", though gradually it reveals that it may be taking place in the contemporary 1960s, though maybe not. Some poor rural folks are embroiled in dark shenanigans involving forced prostitution and a murder plot and some gunslinger/outlaw-types. Then after about 25 minutes it's revealed that there's also a Manson Family-type sex cult living in a cave in the woods, up to more dark shenanigans. That said, this was made in '68 and no one knew about the Manson Family until after the Tate-LaBianca murders in '69, so again, my interpretation is purely spurious. To confuse this viewer further, a Jesus-type peasant occasionally wanders through the village, and then at the very end of the installment it's revealed that he is actually Jesus.......
...Even w/ subtitles, this made little sense to me and did little for me. There's some nudity and a little blood but nothing worth writing home about.The second installment made more sense to me: a moderate/mainstream Dad in a small town has nightmares that his adolescent son will be indoctrinated into and brainwashed by a violent leftist militia.
Okay, I personally would welcome a modern American leftist militia w/ open arms, but in the language of this short, the bad guys are pro-gun extremists who want to kidnap kids and kill their parents, so - I can relate to that being a scary idea. I still didn't find this one scary in execution, but at least it tracks in theory.The third installment is the Coffin Joe one. That'll be worth the wait, right?
So, this one is (again, theoretically) universal in theme: a dude afraid of being buried alive. He has nightmares of enormous snakes (yuck!) - which I guess, indeed, could be underground in your coffin were you buried alive. Then, to spice up the proceedings, the dude's girlfriend gets gang-r***d in front of him. There's no explicit nudity or thrusting - mostly just a bunch of dudes piled on the actress, and then close-ups of her agonized face, and cut-ins of the dudes sniffing her various pieces of clothing. But it is edited fairly... vigorously? So it feels more violent and graphic than it is. Then at the end (?SPOILER?) the dude is buried... alive... of course. His friends dig him up quickly. Somehow during the brief duration he's underground, he's had cheap Halloween make-up applied to his face and eyes. The End. Honestly, besides the vigorous r@pe editing, Coffin Joe isn't a good filmmaker.2/5 Maybe Brazilians dig it!
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Entertainment / Re: 9 albums that made me
Last post by zombie no.one - October 14, 2026, 12:02:42 PMQuote from: M.10rda on October 14, 2026, 10:56:44 AMThis is VERY cool, I'd like to do this one, too... I just gotta' figure out how to get the images to post!!!
when you figure it out I'll enjoy seeing the image that won't display
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by FatFreddysCat - October 14, 2026, 11:17:04 AM"This Is GWAR" (2022)
This immensely entertaining documentary on the long and tasteless history of everyone's favorite horde of hard rockin' outer space barbarians is packed with classic clips, interviews with band members and associates, and tons of gooey live footage. A total hoot. Long live GWAR.
This immensely entertaining documentary on the long and tasteless history of everyone's favorite horde of hard rockin' outer space barbarians is packed with classic clips, interviews with band members and associates, and tons of gooey live footage. A total hoot. Long live GWAR.
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Bad Movies / Re: actors yiu are surprised d...
Last post by M.10rda - October 14, 2026, 10:58:42 AMI hear ya', Trevor! I think I'm the business in every film in which I've appeared! Alas no one ever sees them.
Miranda Cosgrove is good, too!
Alas no one ever sees them. Miranda Cosgrove is good, too!