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#21

Games / Re: Answer the question with a...

Last post by Rev. Powell - April 25, 2026, 11:16:58 AM

At what age were you happiest in life?

#22

Games / Re: Movie Title Chains

Last post by Rev. Powell - April 25, 2026, 11:14:28 AM

#23

Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2

Last post by Rev. Powell - April 25, 2026, 10:41:25 AM

RIFFTRAX: SAMURAI COP: A long-haired, muscle-headed cop nicknamed "Samurai" investigates a crime syndicate. I'd never seen this semi-legendary bad movie before, but I don't think I was missing much. Sure, it's really bad, but not jaw-droppingly so, just kind of semi-incompetent but still watchable. It would be perfectly watchable without commentary, but Rifftrax adds a couple of chuckles that wouldn't be there otherwise. I put this in good movies rather than bad because it's the Rifftrax version. 3.5/5.

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Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...

Last post by Rev. Powell - April 25, 2026, 10:34:32 AM

#25

Bad Movies / Re: RECENT VIEWINGS (Bad Movie...

Last post by Dr. Whom - April 25, 2026, 09:52:34 AM

Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959)

Exactly as it says on the tin. Oddly, this creature feature is more watchable than many of its kind. It has some plot going on before the monster storyline kicks in, and the plot unfolds fairly logically, without people doing improbable stuff to make the movie happen. The cast is not too bad. The lead is a cut price Charlton Heston with impressive chest hair and the sex vixen looks like she has just stepped out of a Paul Rader cover.
It does fail miserably on the monster level. The titular leeches are hardly seen (probably someone took a look at the costumes and said: the less we show the better). Also they are aquatic so the climactic fight is underwater, which is difficult to pull off even if you have a budget. And they don't really pose a widespread threat, except for eating some locals.
The Creeping Terror is more of a threat.

#26

Off Topic Discussion / Re: strange dream depository

Last post by chainsaw midget - April 25, 2026, 07:58:44 AM

My alarm clock was going off, so I ended up dreaming about being frustrated that I couldn't find the button to turn off the alarm on the back of an old 1980s radio or my old 8bit nintendo. 



Eventually I was awake enough to realize that ... oh yeah, I have an alarm CLOCK.  Not an alarm Radio or an alarm Nintendo. 

#27

Off Topic Discussion / Re: Random Statements About So...

Last post by zombie no.one - April 25, 2026, 07:55:30 AM

stoner persona

hey... like... that rhymes, dude... and stuff

#28

Bad Movies / Re: The Mandela Effect in movi...

Last post by zombie no.one - April 25, 2026, 07:52:00 AM

dunno what variation of the Mandella Effect this is, but I had the stomach-bursting scene from ALIEN described to me so many times as a kid (by the one kid at school who had seen it), that when I think of that scene in my head now, I think of it how my brain originally imagined it, rather than the actual scene from the film

#29

Bad Movies / Re: The Mandela Effect in movi...

Last post by Trevor - April 25, 2026, 04:43:16 AM

In other words, scenes in movies, which you either don't remember right or which weren't there to begin with.

My ME moment is from SOLDIER BLUE.

I haven't seen it since 1983 but I seem to remember a scene with Candice Bergen sitting holding a child and, when she lets the child go, the child's guts spill out.😳

I hope that was me misremembering a scene 😳😳😳

I found it online at ok.ru.

Candice is holding a dead child, the ground is scattered with corpses, and Peter Strauss throws up on camera.

I did misremember the scene.

#30

Bad Movies / Re: The Mandela Effect in movi...

Last post by claws - April 25, 2026, 04:24:29 AM

The "Shazaam" Mandela effect is a prominent false memory where many people vividly recall 1990s comedian Sinbad playing a genie in a movie named Shazaam. This film does not exist. The memory is a confusion with the real 1996 film Kazaam, starring Shaquille O'Neal as a genie, or a costume Sinbad wore during a Sinbad the Sailor marathon.

Its interesting how one person's claim (fabricated, or not) can open a social media avalance of a false memory for thousands. Typically, they created fake Shazaam VHS tapes, adding fuel to the confusion.

Mandela Effect? Not a movie scene, but... All week at work, I had this cheesy, dramatic 1970s song playing in my head called "Dear Michael" by Michael Jackson. I honestly thought I'd made it up. It felt like the perfect "lost" MJ track. After a few days, I convinced myself the idea was too good to be true. I finally looked up his early solo work yesterday and, sure enough, there it was on his 1975 album. I haven't heard that song in ages, but my brain apparently held onto it all this time!