I love the Dead Next Door!

The Devil's Rejects.

kemper:-the co-ed killer
superhero movie

both awful

Saw IV, I got Showtime and they show all those new horrer films. I wish they showed more 80's horrer on Showtime like all those 'Dead' movies. Would love to see "Return of the Living Dead" again.

I love it.

Return Of The Living Dead is amazing.
Saw IV was my favorite ofthe series.

Devil's Rejects, an MTV documentary about people hiding in hotel rooms for 2 hours, driving around listening to "Freebird" in slow motion while the camera zooms in on their ugly faces, and 2 tough guys (one of them being DDP) who violently.. uh... call a cop with information! The best nu-horror film of all time.

somehow I knew you wouldnt like it. Lemme guess, you didnt' like HOUSE OF 1,000 either right? Let's go for the Rob Zombie hat trick brother.

Nah, House was entertaining, even though it peters out a bit at the end and the annoying music video editing got on my nerves. But it had some genuinely funny and interesting parts and even a part that was somewhat disturbing. Also, the slow motion zoom out of the cop being shot was amazing.

Devil's Rejects has absolutely nothing going for it. Oh wait, a flesh skin mask (homage to Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, of course) and a girl getting hit by a truck when she runs out of one of the hotel rooms the killers hide at. That part's okay, even though the truck-suddenly-hitting-someone has been done way better in a lot of other horror movies.

H1KC and TDR are both very different films and are each wildly entertaining in their own way. I really like the gritty 70's and Western vibes of TDR.

And for the record: I think that music-video style of H1KC really helps add to the claustrophobic nature of the film. Especially with the multitude of colored lighting.

I liked that too. I didn't say it was the worst movie ever made or anything. I wasn't disappointed, I don't really go into movies with expectations. I appreciate he made something different, I just wish it was entertaining. I mean, I dunno, 10 minutes of "Freebird" playing while the camera zooms in and out on blood- and sweat-soaked natty-haired assholes driving down the road, to me, is not entertaining, "epic", artful, thought-provoking, or anything else. I mean, I have plenty of problems with that film, but that scene alone is so bad that it's hilarious.

At least Sherrii Moon has a nice ass.

House of a Thousand was my favorite. I liked Halloween better than Devil's. But I like them all. They're entertaining and feel like they're made by a horror fan.

lolz wut a perv (@sonic, not NR)

Anyway, I've been catching up on xavier:


And also watched a few episodes of the bootleg complete series dvd collection of sifl and olly..

Maniac Cop (the first one) - horrible
Prom Night IV - horrible

Yeah, Zombie is a horror movie fan. So is Eli Roth. So are a thousand shitty directors making shitty horror movies.

The entire Maniac Cop series is amazing. Two is my favorite of the 3, though. William Lustig is an amazing director.

Though as far as crazy cop movies go... I mean, you know, Vampire Cop, Beast Cop, Angel Cop, Zombie Cop... by far the best is PSYCHO COP 2.

William Lustig is great. MC2 is awesome. 1 not so much.

I like Zombie and Roth. Shrug.

Oh right... I started watching this earlier:


But it gave me a headache. Maybe some other time.

Running on Empty Starting to wonder if River Phinox ever made a shitty film.

YES!

Hearts In Atlantis

diary of the dead

how was it? I hated Land.

it was ok, but didn't really hold my attention like the early ones.

Friday Night:

7/10

Yesterday:

Seven Samurai
10/10
Criteriion's dvd reissue was fantastic.

Stand by me - 9/10

Personally, I think Diary of the Dead is one of the worst films I've seen in my life, but what do I know.

^if it's anything like Land, then I wouldn't be surprised.

No, it's way worse.

It's a cheap, pointless, nearly plotless handheld digital video experiment made by a well-established director who has proven he is more than capable of filming coherent and interesting cinema even at his most banal... shockingly incompetent and boring time, everyone looks like they're sleepwalking through their roles, and the film basically plays out like a cliff's notes version of the other "Dead" films, with George Romero beating the same exact themes into our brains that the other films did... but this is much worse than anything that preceded it. Guranteed that most people probably won't even be able to make it through this whole thing in one setting without fast forwarding. I'm never bored, and I hated describing a movie as such, but it was boring bullshit, and it had some of the worst characters in any film ever. Also, it looks like shit.

Yeah, much better title than movie.

Zombie Strippers

I knew nothing of the man before this, and was inspired by his determination and sad life story. I can't believe how quickly things have changed in the gay community and society in general.

man on wire which was truly amazing! go see it!

Ug. I waited SO LONG to see this that I was slightly dissapointed. I built it up in my head way too much. Penn's performance was amazing, but so many of the supporting characters never really came to life for me.

Funny, while watching it, I was thinking how LITTLE things have changed.

Really?! Im sorry. I had no hype going into it, so I enjoyed it; but agree that none of the other characters did much for me... Where are you from? How do you think things have not changed?! There are more homos on the tv now then heteros. Gays can marry legally. They can adopt kids. They can hold any job they want. ETC. All things they couldn't 'do' in the 70's as depicted in that film...