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  1. I've not read a crime book for years, maybe Gun Machine by Warren Ellis was the last one which started well but had an awful ending, is The Hunter the best place to start with him? 

  2. The Conjuring 2 - Fun, would have been more fun if it wasn't over two hours long. I thought the most unbelievable aspect of this film was the house having a massive basement, but I've just seen the nun wasn't played by Marilyn Manson. I was finding the beginning creepy until I realised who it was and laughed at the ridiculous stunt casting, but it's not even him, it's like the evil spirit in Sinister being the guitarist from Slipknot but not, why does this keep happening?

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    turd humpers? it was quite entertaining if you ask me, which you didn't.

     

    I didn't but I am still intrigued what there is to enjoy, I don't wish to sound like a dick. I have such a low bar when it comes to films, I'd watch any old bollocks, but I couldn't make it past the halfway point. I really like the idea but their laughs were so irritating and it was so very, very dull. Grating laugh, shagging a bin, repeat, repeat etc.

     

     

     

    i've the ravenous appetite for drooly-smelly-grotesque-old-people-non-sequitur-wheelchair-trash-humpy, so, needless to say i was very pleased. i'm quite easily satisfied by a wide range of visual media; including many things you would not expect. the flim could be looked at as being dull yes. i found it to be charmingly dull..

     

     

    Haha, I can't argue with that, and I am intrigued by these satisfying things I would not expect. 

  4. turd humpers? it was quite entertaining if you ask me, which you didn't.

     

    I didn't but I am still intrigued what there is to enjoy, I don't wish to sound like a dick. I have such a low bar when it comes to films, I'd watch any old bollocks, but I couldn't make it past the halfway point. I really like the idea but their laughs were so irritating and it was so very, very dull. Grating laugh, shagging a bin, repeat, repeat etc.

  5. Valerie and Her Week of Wonders - My fear of the polecat in this movie is only surpassed by my fear that the police will barge down my door after watching something with so much underage nudity in it. It's in the Criterion Collection, how was I to know? 

     

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  6. Quite a lot of Korean films have what seems to be mad tone/genre shifts throughout, been meaning to watch that for awhile and loved The Witch so think our tastes may differ. 

     

    Something Wicked This Way Comes - During Disney's attempt at attracting an older audience, Jonathan Pryce looking awesome as fuck in a sweet suit, Pam Greer, a creepy carnival, I really enjoyed this one.

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    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia%27s_Eyes

     

    Los Ojos de Julia - always got to be said in a dodgy Raul Julia accent. 

    Also I'm with Rubin on the horror binge - keep posting updates here as and when. 

     

    Ah yes, remember hearing about this awhile ago but never got around to it so will do this evening, thanks. October is on the way and horror will dominate the month. 

     

     

    This wasn't supernatural at all! But quite good, and enjoyable enough that when the stupid bits happened at the end I wasn't too angry.

  8. If I didn't know Michael Owen spent his formative years playing football rather than developing a personality I'd be convinced he was a robot. He doesn't like music, films, and his attempts at humour are so badly-judged and weird.

     

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    lord this was good. pierce 'do i look good?' brosnan plays a volcanologist who's sent to dante's peak to investigate if their mountain is about to blow. linda 'chiseled as fuck' hamilton plays the mayor. she crushes on brosnan after he does his eyebrow thing whilst frowning and saves her son from a boiling pool. pierce suspects the mountain will blow but his boss downplays the whole thing. betwix the romantic subplot the mountain reigns in on everyone's parade. 

     

    this was really fun. it's a proper 90s vhs blockbuster type film complete with some rather large, elaborate sets and a good mixture of practical and miniature sets to sell the whole thing.

     

    ten frowning irish eyebrows out of ten

     

     

    How could you forget the nan sacrificing herself for the family?

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    i need to get a job like yours, spiral. watching films all night sounds like a great way to earn some money.

     

     

     

     

    What job do you have, and are they recruiting?

     

    hehe innit. I'm in one of London's prisons so it's not that great, it's filthy and cockroach ridden.

    Also you're here at night mainly to make sure they don't kill themselves or kill each other.

     

     

    Ha, I've been considering getting into funeral planning so this sounds quite cheery.

  11. *Hi5* eugene

     

    Love Solondz and can't wait to see it. I actually dloaded it but have held off on watching as I might catch it at the Cinema when these night shifts finish. Agree unfortunately on Life During Wartime, that one was a dud.

     

    I've refilled the DVD wallet for tonight, got through most of what I posted last, now I have:

     

    Magic (the '78 Anthony Hopkins one), Femina Ridens, Zardoz, Kitaro, Doomed, Buckaroo Banzai, Stir Crazy, Plan 9 From Outer Space, Haxan, Toxic Crusaders (the cartoon movie), Zombie Attack! Museum of the Dead, Return to Horror High, Papillon, The Party (1968), Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Mum  & Dad, Eyes Wide Shut, Last House on the Left, Dark Horse, The Jackhammer Massacre, Halloween III, Import Export, Local Hero, 4 (2004), Society, Demons, Night of the Blood Beast (MST3K version), Oldboy, Long Weekend, Harvey, Happiness and Ghoul School.

     

    What job do you have, and are they recruiting?

     

    Buckaroo Banzai is so good. 

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