What's the latest movie you've seen?

~~JakeSully~~ · 09-25-2012, 01:08 AM

Dredd: This movie kicks ass and the best action or sci-fi film of the year and probably rivals the other comic based films this year.
Titanic (1997) on blu-ray: looks and sounds awesome in high def and a 90s classic.

More Halloween time viewing in the last 2 weeks:
Halloween 2 (1981) on new 2-disc collector's edition blu-ray: WOW, a great sequel gets a nice blu-ray upgrade with goodies packed including the extended cut as the extended TV cut is quite good no doubt.
Halloween III Season of the Witch blu-ray: A very misunderstood sci-fi horror shocker that shines in high def and loaded with goodies too, why Michael was not in it? because he was burned to death in the end of Halloween 2 and Carpenter had enough of him as he wanted his story to be over. He came up with a concept to transform the franchise into a yearly big screen horror anthology of different Halloween themed horror films, unfortunately he didn't marketed or told the public this concept thus it bombed in theaters and left fans confused, it has developed a cult following since over it's idea.
Blood Diner: Remember this 1987 sick and twisted yet funny cult horror comedy? it's very similar to the Tales from The Crypt story "What's Cooking" with HG Lewis films and Re-Animator as it's about 2 cannibalistic chef brothers who resurrect their uncle's dead brain with eyes as it commands them to make a diner where they serve quality meals yet at night they murder people to make a human jigsaw puzzle out of them to appease a goddess of blood as they use the human leftovers for some of their meals to have people eat. Gory as hell, sleazy and enjoyable with a very hot nude kung fu fight sequence plus blood/gore abound from eyeball ripping, beheading, cannibalism and all that. I saw this when i was 12 years old on video and it grossed me out yet amused me.
Nosferatu (1922): All time horror classic and better than ever on the 2-disc collector' edition from KIMO and one of my fave horror films since high school, best silent horror film ever.
Parents: Remember this movie? Randy Quaid stars in it as it's a horror comedy with a cult following set in 1958 where a boy has unusual parents who have a secret among their nightly dinner. Psychologically horrifying yet funny too and disturbed me when i was a kid when i rented it but enjoyed it.
Videodrome on blu-ray: Cult sci-fi horror masterpiece from David Cronenberg with awesome make-up effects by David Cronenberg and stars James Woods, loved this since junior high and looks nice in high def too.
Re-Animator on blu-ray: A decent high def transfer of an 80s cult horror/sci-fi classic and one of the best Lovecraft adaptations, it's Evil Dead meets Frankenstein with Jeffrey Combs in his debut and one of my faves since i was a young teen, gotta love Barbara Crampton when she's nude.
Psycho (1960) on blu-ray: My all time fave horror film since i was 5 and my god it looks awesome in the magic of high def and sounds great too, 'nuff said.
Freaked: Excellent, fun and hilarious sci-fi horror comedy cult classic from writer-star-producer-director Alex Winter with Randy Quaid, loved this since i was 12 and has amazing special effects/make-up as it's like a live-action cartoon.
Maniac (1980) on blu-ray: One of the most unpleasant and grueling films of all time looks and sounds fab in high def, this sleazy horror film is a gorebath all the way with a good performance of Joe Spinell as the title cretin who butchers and scalps his victims due to early memory problems and the make-up effects by Tom Savini are still shocking. Grossed me out when i was a kid.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) on blu-ray: One of the scariest horror films ever made and scared me when i was 5 when my bigger brother rented the film and watched it with him, it looks and sounds nice in high def.

09-25-2012, 01:08 AM	#11
~~JakeSully~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 782	Dredd: This movie kicks ass and the best action or sci-fi film of the year and probably rivals the other comic based films this year. Titanic (1997) on blu-ray: looks and sounds awesome in high def and a 90s classic. More Halloween time viewing in the last 2 weeks: Halloween 2 (1981) on new 2-disc collector's edition blu-ray: WOW, a great sequel gets a nice blu-ray upgrade with goodies packed including the extended cut as the extended TV cut is quite good no doubt. Halloween III Season of the Witch blu-ray: A very misunderstood sci-fi horror shocker that shines in high def and loaded with goodies too, why Michael was not in it? because he was burned to death in the end of Halloween 2 and Carpenter had enough of him as he wanted his story to be over. He came up with a concept to transform the franchise into a yearly big screen horror anthology of different Halloween themed horror films, unfortunately he didn't marketed or told the public this concept thus it bombed in theaters and left fans confused, it has developed a cult following since over it's idea. Blood Diner: Remember this 1987 sick and twisted yet funny cult horror comedy? it's very similar to the Tales from The Crypt story "What's Cooking" with HG Lewis films and Re-Animator as it's about 2 cannibalistic chef brothers who resurrect their uncle's dead brain with eyes as it commands them to make a diner where they serve quality meals yet at night they murder people to make a human jigsaw puzzle out of them to appease a goddess of blood as they use the human leftovers for some of their meals to have people eat. Gory as hell, sleazy and enjoyable with a very hot nude kung fu fight sequence plus blood/gore abound from eyeball ripping, beheading, cannibalism and all that. I saw this when i was 12 years old on video and it grossed me out yet amused me. Nosferatu (1922): All time horror classic and better than ever on the 2-disc collector' edition from KIMO and one of my fave horror films since high school, best silent horror film ever. Parents: Remember this movie? Randy Quaid stars in it as it's a horror comedy with a cult following set in 1958 where a boy has unusual parents who have a secret among their nightly dinner. Psychologically horrifying yet funny too and disturbed me when i was a kid when i rented it but enjoyed it. Videodrome on blu-ray: Cult sci-fi horror masterpiece from David Cronenberg with awesome make-up effects by David Cronenberg and stars James Woods, loved this since junior high and looks nice in high def too. Re-Animator on blu-ray: A decent high def transfer of an 80s cult horror/sci-fi classic and one of the best Lovecraft adaptations, it's Evil Dead meets Frankenstein with Jeffrey Combs in his debut and one of my faves since i was a young teen, gotta love Barbara Crampton when she's nude. Psycho (1960) on blu-ray: My all time fave horror film since i was 5 and my god it looks awesome in the magic of high def and sounds great too, 'nuff said. Freaked: Excellent, fun and hilarious sci-fi horror comedy cult classic from writer-star-producer-director Alex Winter with Randy Quaid, loved this since i was 12 and has amazing special effects/make-up as it's like a live-action cartoon. Maniac (1980) on blu-ray: One of the most unpleasant and grueling films of all time looks and sounds fab in high def, this sleazy horror film is a gorebath all the way with a good performance of Joe Spinell as the title cretin who butchers and scalps his victims due to early memory problems and the make-up effects by Tom Savini are still shocking. Grossed me out when i was a kid. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) on blu-ray: One of the scariest horror films ever made and scared me when i was 5 when my bigger brother rented the film and watched it with him, it looks and sounds nice in high def. Last edited by JakeSully; 09-25-2012 at 01:14 AM.