What's the latest movie you've seen?

[AT-Man]

Originally Posted by Zulithe

I saw Looper and The Perks of Being A Wallflower last weekend.

These any good?

[mysterycolor]

Zombie Diaries

[Lampy]

Looper! Pretty solid movie. although i gotta admit... the ending was predictable and the kid was a bit of a brat... but the cycle he describes at the end made sense. great movie... strongly recommended for all the time-travelling fans out there.

[Hamato Yoshi]

New one armed swordsman 4/6 , if you liked the 1st with Wang Yu youre prolly gonna like this also.

Horror Express is out on blu....transfer is not perfect but theyre prolly never gonna upgrade it again so this is the best itll ever look.

*Horror Express 40th anniversary*

[Zany Orange Dude]

Lupin III Farewell to Nostradamus

[rufus]

Slaughter High
Class of 1999
Chopping Mall
The Unholy
Ghoulies III:Ghoulies go to college
WaxWork

[Zany Orange Dude]

Lupin III Tokyo Crisis.

[AT-Man]

Originally Posted by Hamato Yoshi

Horror Express is out on blu....transfer is not perfect but theyre prolly never gonna upgrade it again so this is the best itll ever look.

*Horror Express 40th anniversary*

I liked this movie. I think John Carpenter's The Thing borrowed more from this one than the original The Thing from Outer Space.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Last night, watched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Secret of the Ooze back to back on tv

[rufus]

Transformers:The Movie(1986). Pretty Interesting. Great Animation

[Roland]

I saw Scream the other day. That was one scary movie but enjoyed watching it.

[Zany Orange Dude]

Lupin III Castle of Cagliostro!

[Shogun26]

Just saw looper with two friends. It was pretty decent.

[shuriken]

I saw the Dead Zone. CHristopher Walken was pretty good in this one, so was Martin Sheen as the douchey guy running for Senator.

[Zany Orange Dude]

Disney's Hercules.

[JakeSully]

Originally Posted by AT-Man

I liked this movie. I think John Carpenter's The Thing borrowed more from this one than the original The Thing from Outer Space.

Incorrect, John Carpenter's The Thing was not borrowed from Horror Express or 1951's movie, it was another adaptation of John Campbell's 1938 novella "Who Goes There' and this time being the most faithful adaptation of the story which in turn was poorly adapted in 1951 and inspired Horror Express. Ever read the story?


City of the Living Dead (aka Gates of Hell) on blu-ray:

The Beyond (aka 7 Doors of Death):

Frankenweenie:

Cinderella (1950) on blu-ray:

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial on blu-ray:

Inside (2007):

Horror of Dracula:

Curse of Frankenstein:

The Mummy (1959):

Saw uncut unrated edition:

Silence of the Lambs on blu-ray:

Sinister:

Se7en on blu-ray:

Phenomena (aka Creepers):

Deep Red on blu-ray:

Tenebre:

The Loved ones Unrated:

Pet Sematary on blu-ray:

House (1986):

House on haunted Hill (195:

Magic (197:

Making Contact (aka Joey):

From Beyond:

The Burning:

Evil Dead 1 & 2 on blu-ray:

The Great Mouse Detective on blu-ray:

The Exorcist on blu-ray:

Audition on blu-ray:

Gremlins 1 & 2:

The Keep:

Frankenstein (1931):

Bride of Frankenstein:

Friday The 13th parts 3 and 4:

Opera:

Cat's Eye:

The Wolf Man (1941):

Dead of Night (1945):

Perfect Blue:

House of 1000 Corpses:

The Devil's Rejects

Trick R Treat on blu-ray:

The Little Shop of Horrors (1986) on blu-ray:

Tales from The Crypt (1972)

Psycho IV:

Twilight Zone The Movie on blu-ray:

Silver Bullet:

Prometheus:

The Invisible Man (1931):

From Beyond The Grave:

Manhunter:

Event Horizon on blu-ray:

Pin:

Living Dead at The Mancester Morgue (aka Let Sleeping Corpses Lie) on blu-ray:

Near Dark:

Black Christmas (1974) on blu-ray.

The Funhouse on blu-ray:

Terror Train on blu-ray:

Let The Right One In on blu-ray:

CHUD

[AT-Man]

Originally Posted by JakeSully

Incorrect, John Carpenter's The Thing was not borrowed from Horror Express or 1951's movie, it was another adaptation of John Campbell's 1938 novella "Who Goes There' and this time being the most faithful adaptation of the story which in turn was poorly adapted in 1951 and inspired Horror Express. Ever read the story?

Never read. I know they didn't take the idea from Horror Express, but it reminded me of The Thing quite a bit, so no wonder Horror Express derived from Who Goes There.

[Candy Kappa]

The Thing, prequel to The Thing.

it was pretty decent, some nitpicks about the Thing in how it acts, but I love that they used actual Norwegian actors and not some Americans doing Norwegian night class. And they had some 80's Norwegian references.

Plot predicable of course, it is after all an prequel that ends 5 minutes before the main movie starts

[Allio]

Sinister

it was okay... suffers from the same thing all Supernatural thrillers do... it's predictable

The demon itself would of been a whole lot better staying on film, instead of having him appear in the real world (let the kids do that), Zalgo in real world does not work as well

The ending felt like it could of ended a few times before it did, seemed like it just tried to force itself a couple more minutes

[mysterycolor]

Excision.... it was extremely creepy

Dracula: Dead and Loving It... a classic comedy horror