Movies you bet no one here has seen

[JaseSF]

I've seen Nightbeast (thought it was all one word in the title?). I even enjoyed it.

[Pilgermann]

I hope someone else has seen this but it seems fairly obscure.  I adore it.

Courier of Death (1984)





There's actually a soundtrack CD release available that I intend to order soon.  You can watch the whole movie on YouTube but I recommend tracking down the tape:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ta5_KKx4DU

[Raffine]

I liked Night Beast though I recall it having the worse sex scene ever.

Ooooo YEAH! 

Me and my step son were gagging on our booze laffing! 

Maybe Dohler was making the bold cinematic statement 'This is what REAL people look like when they're makin' woopee'.

[RCMerchant]

I liked Night Beast though I recall it having the worse sex scene ever.

Ooooo YEAH! 

Me and my step son were gagging on our booze laffing! 

Maybe Dohler was making the bold cinematic statement 'This is what REAL people look like when they're makin' woopee'.

I dunno-I wouldn't wanna watch me having sex-would be like watching a monkey trying to f**k a football.

[zombie no.one]

I hope someone else has seen this but it seems fairly obscure.  I adore it.

Courier of Death (1984)

yes about 1 yr ago, but only because someone put it on youtube and I randomly clicked on pt1 and ended up watching it. does that count?

thought the main guy was the most unlikely looking 'hero' ever

edit, just seen you put "part 1" in your post

[Allhallowsday]

GOODBYE, MY LADY (1956)  It's on TCM right now... I watched this about a year or so ago; one of those quiet small movies with little action that perplexes merely by the fact it got made.  It stars BRANDON DeWILDE, WALTER BRENNAN, PHIL HARRIS and SIDNEY POITIER. 

[lester1/2jr]

I could name a lot more movies no one has seen if Lester wasn't on the board. HELP HELP THE GLOBOLINKS, ELEVATOR MOVIE, DILLINGER IS DEAD...

all great!

[claws]

I hope someone else has seen this but it seems fairly obscure.  I adore it.

Courier of Death (1984)

Seen this on YouTube as well. I recall seeing the tape at the video rental place back in the day, but for some reason I never checked it out.

[FatFreddysCat]

I also own Dohler's GALAXY INVADER (1985)!
Both feature ex Castle of Frankenstein magazine almuni George Stover.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geK_EvPFzao

I've seen GALAXY INVADER... got it on a dollar-store double feature disc (paired, oddly enough, with Kinji Fukusaku's mega budget end-of-the-world epic VIRUS)... it was certainly an experience. When I reviewed it on IMDb, I described it as a "rough draft of Predator if it had been made by third graders" or something to that effect. 

[Pacman000]

I think I've seen Galaxy Invader.

Is this it ?
http://archive.org/details/GalaxyInvader

[zombie no.one]

ok raising the stakes a bit here, couple of totally non-obscure films I still reckon no one here has seen - prove me wrong!

EDIT - ok that backfired lol.

[Rev. Powell]

ok raising the stakes a bit here, couple of totally non-obscure films I still reckon no one here has seen - prove me wrong!

Seen both---I own a copy of MIGHTY WIND, although I like DAZED AND CONFUSED better.

I bet no one here has seen A REPORT ON THE PARTY AND GUESTS or BABO 73. (Prove me wrong lester!)

[Raffine]

Seen 'em both, too!

I agree with Rev, I liked DAZED AND CONFUSED better. While good, A MIGHTY WIND is my least favorite of the ol' SPINAL TAP gang of mockumentaries.


Here's one they did after A MIGHTY WIND, which was more of a straight comedy rather than a mockumentary:



It's OK and has a great performance by Catharine O'Hare, but overall its pretty forgettable. Anybody else seen it?

Or hows about:



It's a great, imaginative film about the elderly Alice Liddell, the inspiration for ALICE's ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND. Coral Browne (Mrs. Vincent Price!) is terrific as the elderly, frail Alice travelling to the US to participate in a celebration of the book and author Lewis Carroll.

She is haunted by the memories of Carroll's odd and disturbing obsession with her as a child, and revisits Wonderland and grotesque versions of its inhabitants.

Browne is really amazing in this. The truly frightening creatures were made by Jim Hensen's workshop, with the Mock Turtle and The Gryphon being particularly horrific:

[Raffine]

GOODBYE, MY LADY (1956)  It's on TCM right now... I watched this about a year or so ago; one of those quiet small movies with little action that perplexes merely by the fact it got made.  It stars BRANDON DeWILDE, WALTER BRENNAN, PHIL HARRIS and SIDNEY POITIER. 

I always though this was a Lassie movie.

Guess not, unless DeWilde was a giant!

[zombie no.one]

Seen both---I own a copy of MIGHTY WIND, although I like DAZED AND CONFUSED better.

Seen 'em both, too!

I agree with Rev, I liked DAZED AND CONFUSED better. While good, A MIGHTY WIND is my least favorite of the ol' SPINAL TAP gang of mockumentaries.

karma for you both but I've removed them now, think I misjudged the fine badmovie board there lol. no one else will get karma. never seen them discussed so I thought maybe no one here had seen them?

I haven't seen FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION but keep meaning to.