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#51
Bad Movies / Re: how many LINDA BLAIR movie...
Last post by zombie no.one - October 21, 2025, 01:46:45 PMsome guy in this film actually just said the word 'pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis'
I'm aware of that word, but feel like I've never heard it said in a movie before.
I'm aware of that word, but feel like I've never heard it said in a movie before.
#52
Bad Movies / Re: how many LINDA BLAIR movie...
Last post by zombie no.one - October 21, 2025, 12:59:54 PMQuote from: Trevor on October 21, 2025, 10:24:51 AMI've seen all of those as far as I know.
all her movies? surely not.
watching SILENT ASSASSINS right now... creaky and trashy in that standard late 80s bad movie way. liking it :)
Linda Blair just somehow looks like any random hot female character from these types of films here...
I do find her attractive tbh
she's a real 'head turner'.
#53
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by Rev. Powell - October 21, 2025, 10:53:53 AMDOG MAN (2025): A dog-man cop (with a dodgy origin story) pursues a mad scientist cat intent on cloning himself and unleashing a telepathic fish on the city. Decently animated, with a couple of nice gags, but wow, is it made for kids with short-attention spans. 2.5/5.
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON (2025): In a mythical island where Vikings are at eternal war with dragons, one misfit boy befriends an injured dragon. Totally unnecessary but nevertheless entertaining live-action adaptation of the hit cartoon. 3.5/5.
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON (2025): In a mythical island where Vikings are at eternal war with dragons, one misfit boy befriends an injured dragon. Totally unnecessary but nevertheless entertaining live-action adaptation of the hit cartoon. 3.5/5.
#54
Bad Movies / Re: how many LINDA BLAIR movie...
Last post by Trevor - October 21, 2025, 10:24:51 AMThe Exorcist and its sequel were both banned here but I've seen all of those as far as I know. BORN INNOCENT was really controversial in its day.
#55
Bad Movies / Re: Monster Mash movies
Last post by Trevor - October 21, 2025, 10:22:46 AMRaw Force
Ninjas vs zombies in one movie 😄🧟�♂️
Ninjas vs zombies in one movie 😄🧟�♂️
#56
Bad Movies / Re: how many LINDA BLAIR movie...
Last post by zombie no.one - October 21, 2025, 10:13:31 AMQuote from: Rev. Powell on October 21, 2025, 10:05:58 AMprobably
CHAINED HEAT (can't remember, those women's prison movies all run together in my mind, but I'm pretty sure I've seen one or two with Blair)
BORN INNOCENT is mainly set in a jail for youths, where typical women-behind-bars type shenanigans ensue, so you may have seen that one. I know what you mean about those movies though
#57
Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
Last post by Rev. Powell - October 21, 2025, 10:11:05 AMCopilot refused to make this with Ghislaine Maxwell, but agreed to make it with a "mystery brunette." Probably in poor taste, so maybe Copilot's instincts were right on this one.
Also of note: Justin Edge served as director, but it was directed by Tommy Herzog. Screenwriter was Bradley or Andrek Duilan. Dealing Quinn handled the sereth. From EpsteinAssistant Pix.
Also of note: Justin Edge served as director, but it was directed by Tommy Herzog. Screenwriter was Bradley or Andrek Duilan. Dealing Quinn handled the sereth. From EpsteinAssistant Pix.
#58
Bad Movies / Re: how many LINDA BLAIR movie...
Last post by Rev. Powell - October 21, 2025, 10:05:58 AMFor sure
EXORCIST
EXORCIST 2: THE HERETIC
NIGHT PATROL
SAVAGE ISLAND
REPOSSESSED
probably
CHAINED HEAT (can't remember, those women's prison movies all run together in my mind, but I'm pretty sure I've seen one or two with Blair)
RED HEAT (seems likely even seen this but wouldn't swear to it)
EXORCIST
EXORCIST 2: THE HERETIC
NIGHT PATROL
SAVAGE ISLAND
REPOSSESSED
probably
CHAINED HEAT (can't remember, those women's prison movies all run together in my mind, but I'm pretty sure I've seen one or two with Blair)
RED HEAT (seems likely even seen this but wouldn't swear to it)
#59
Good Movies / Re: Chainsawmidget and the Uni...
Last post by chainsaw midget - October 21, 2025, 09:48:04 AMHouse of Frankenstein
In many ways this is both a sequel and a retread of Frankenstein meets the Wolfman. The basic frame work of a gypsy and Larry Talbot seeking Frankenstein to solve his issues remains. However the details have changed and the performances make all the difference.
First thing though, I have to mention, Wolfman, Frankenstein, and Dracula are all in this movie. None of them share any scenes together. Dracula barely has anything to do with the plot and is killed off the first half hour.
Lon Chaney and Boris Karloff (who plays the mad scientist here) play wonderfully off each other. For the first part of the movie, I was thinking how Boris was acting circles around everybody else until Chaney showed up.
The gypsy girl provided a wonderful contrast, her cheerfulness against Chaney's depression brought out the strenghts in both performances. Her love triangle with the wolfman and the hunchback also helped provide a good emotional hook.
On the bad side, I just don't think John Carradine feels like a good Dracula. Nothing in the character really feels foreign. He doesn't even have the physical attributes that Chaney had in Son of Dracula to make the character stand out.
In many ways this is both a sequel and a retread of Frankenstein meets the Wolfman. The basic frame work of a gypsy and Larry Talbot seeking Frankenstein to solve his issues remains. However the details have changed and the performances make all the difference.
First thing though, I have to mention, Wolfman, Frankenstein, and Dracula are all in this movie. None of them share any scenes together. Dracula barely has anything to do with the plot and is killed off the first half hour.
Lon Chaney and Boris Karloff (who plays the mad scientist here) play wonderfully off each other. For the first part of the movie, I was thinking how Boris was acting circles around everybody else until Chaney showed up.
The gypsy girl provided a wonderful contrast, her cheerfulness against Chaney's depression brought out the strenghts in both performances. Her love triangle with the wolfman and the hunchback also helped provide a good emotional hook.
On the bad side, I just don't think John Carradine feels like a good Dracula. Nothing in the character really feels foreign. He doesn't even have the physical attributes that Chaney had in Son of Dracula to make the character stand out.
#60
Bad Movies / how many LINDA BLAIR movies ha...
Last post by zombie no.one - October 21, 2025, 09:27:44 AMIMDB LINK
either bit parts, or starring.
(not counting her uncredited parts)
she definitely had a career dedicated to the b movies
for me it's...
THE EXCORCIST (1973)
BORN INNOCENT (1974)
AIRPORT 75 (1974)
SARAH T: PORTRAIT OF A TEENAGE ALCOHOLIC (1975)
EXORCIST 2: THE HERETIC (1977)
SUMMER OF FEAR (1978)
HELL NIGHT (1981)
REPOSSESSED (1990)
so it's eight for me... about to add SILENT ASSASSINS (1988) to that list, picked it up yesterday. looks reeeeally bad
not sure why I've never seen SAVAGE STREETS (1984), it sounds right up my, erm, street.
CHAINED HEAT (1983) is probably a good laugh as well, just never seen it
either bit parts, or starring.
(not counting her uncredited parts)
she definitely had a career dedicated to the b movies
for me it's...
THE EXCORCIST (1973)
BORN INNOCENT (1974)
AIRPORT 75 (1974)
SARAH T: PORTRAIT OF A TEENAGE ALCOHOLIC (1975)
EXORCIST 2: THE HERETIC (1977)
SUMMER OF FEAR (1978)
HELL NIGHT (1981)
REPOSSESSED (1990)
so it's eight for me... about to add SILENT ASSASSINS (1988) to that list, picked it up yesterday. looks reeeeally bad
not sure why I've never seen SAVAGE STREETS (1984), it sounds right up my, erm, street.
CHAINED HEAT (1983) is probably a good laugh as well, just never seen it