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#31
Bad Movies / Re: movies that namecheck anot...
Last post by zombie no.one - August 20, 2026, 04:25:06 PMGRADUATION DAY is also Troma distributed I think? they do have a few movies on their books that I like... their in-house productions, not so much.
not a movie namecheck, but I saw the new I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER reboot thingy, and 'bloodydisgusting.com' gets a reference... not a website I've ever looked at, but it's really weird hearing movie characters name real sites. it takes me out of the movie a bit.
not a movie namecheck, but I saw the new I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER reboot thingy, and 'bloodydisgusting.com' gets a reference... not a website I've ever looked at, but it's really weird hearing movie characters name real sites. it takes me out of the movie a bit.
#32
Off Topic Discussion / Re: The New Happy Birthday Thr...
Last post by Trevor - August 20, 2026, 04:00:09 PMHappy birthday RC 🎂🎉😊💐🎊🐸🍰🌹🍫🎁🐢
Not sure why the 🐸 is there 😉
Not sure why the 🐸 is there 😉
#33
Off Topic Discussion / Re: The New Happy Birthday Thr...
Last post by bob - August 20, 2026, 02:44:21 PMhappy birthday Ronnie. 
#34
Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - August 20, 2026, 11:41:19 AMI wanted to use "Fatty Drives the Bus" but thought it would be too hard.
#35
Bad Movies / Re: movies that namecheck anot...
Last post by claws - August 20, 2026, 10:23:13 AMQuote from: zombie no.one on August 20, 2026, 03:16:00 AMyeah this one suuucked... contender for bottom 3 80s slasher imo. (not sure what the other 2 would be)
This was picked up and distributed by Troma, which explains a lot. Apparently the film was shot in 1981, with additional scenes added in 1982 to make it longer (original duration was 65 minutes).
I remember there being two versions released to VHS, the R-Rated and unrated cut. The unrated included minimal more blood.
I did buy the DVD because it was very cheap but yeah, Splatter University sucks, no matter what format or version you're watching.
#36
Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - August 20, 2026, 09:42:56 AM
#37
Good Movies / Re: Recent theatrical viewings
Last post by Dr. Whom - August 20, 2026, 08:57:28 AMTeenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
My three reasons for buying a ticket were a) the title, b) the poster, c) Gillian Anderson
A young queer/woke etc director is hired to revive an old horror franchise. To flesh out her story, she visits the actress who played the final girl in the first installment, and who now lives at a recluse in the vacation camp where the movie was shot.
This is so meta it hurts. Most of the time I wasn't sure what layer of reality I was watching and it loops back upon itself in a way I haven't seen since Reflet dans un diamant mort (which was more fun). Very much a movie about making movies
The themes of horror and sexuality are a bit heavy handed and on the nose for me. Also the director makes an attempt to tie things together at the end. I would have preferred a more open WTF ending. At one point Gillian Anderson's character tells the director character that she is overthinking a movie which is essentially about flesh and bodily fluids. Which is pretty much how I feel about the movie itself. Still it has its moments and critics love it. It won the Queer prize at Cannes.
The clips from the original franchise have the most over the top splattery splatter effects I have ever seen
The cinematography makes Gillian Anderson look ancient, while she is actually not even sixty.
Patrick Fischler only has two scenes, but makes them memorable as always.
My three reasons for buying a ticket were a) the title, b) the poster, c) Gillian Anderson
A young queer/woke etc director is hired to revive an old horror franchise. To flesh out her story, she visits the actress who played the final girl in the first installment, and who now lives at a recluse in the vacation camp where the movie was shot.
This is so meta it hurts. Most of the time I wasn't sure what layer of reality I was watching and it loops back upon itself in a way I haven't seen since Reflet dans un diamant mort (which was more fun). Very much a movie about making movies
The themes of horror and sexuality are a bit heavy handed and on the nose for me. Also the director makes an attempt to tie things together at the end. I would have preferred a more open WTF ending. At one point Gillian Anderson's character tells the director character that she is overthinking a movie which is essentially about flesh and bodily fluids. Which is pretty much how I feel about the movie itself. Still it has its moments and critics love it. It won the Queer prize at Cannes.
The clips from the original franchise have the most over the top splattery splatter effects I have ever seen
The cinematography makes Gillian Anderson look ancient, while she is actually not even sixty.
Patrick Fischler only has two scenes, but makes them memorable as always.
#38
Bad Movies / Re: 100 Historical Movies in O...
Last post by Rev. Powell - August 20, 2026, 08:14:39 AM100. The Wizard of the Kremlin (ends about 2019-2022, from what I read).
Thanks, this was a cool one for me! We can continue with future-set movies, if you know the dates they are set in. I have a few.
Thanks, this was a cool one for me! We can continue with future-set movies, if you know the dates they are set in. I have a few.
#39
Bad Movies / Re: 100 Historical Movies in O...
Last post by Dr. Whom - August 20, 2026, 07:42:20 AMI was also holding out for 2012, so
99 2012
The neutrinos are mutating!
99 2012
The neutrinos are mutating!
#40
Bad Movies / Re: movies that namecheck anot...
Last post by zombie no.one - August 20, 2026, 03:16:00 AMQuote from: claws on August 18, 2026, 08:18:37 AM5. 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.
yeah this one suuucked... contender for bottom 3 80s slasher imo. (not sure what the other 2 would be)
Quote from: Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan on August 19, 2026, 07:35:47 PMShaun of the Dead I remember some scene where they were throwing dinner plates like weapons at the zombies and sort of like chinese stars to actually kill the zombies. I thought it was kind of a homage to Oddjob from James Bond. I can't think of any name checking off hand with the zombie movies. Shaun of the Dead might be one of the better ones. I hope one day people can ween me back into liking zombie movies again.
that's one of my favourite scenes in any film of this millennium I think. genius!
I'm also not really enthused with newer zombie flicks... can't think of a single one since SOTD that I've enjoyed (not that I've seen many). the late 70s wave really nailed how to do that genre.