What films did you watch today? V2

[Yggdrasil]

Originally Posted by Santa Sangre

Dead Ringers
Finally have seen this well-made work of Cronenberg, to bad I missed it throughout the years. The story kept me always guessing, how it would end.
Moral of story: don't try to divide twins.

8/10

I LOVE that film. It's actually in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Jeremy Irons is phenomenal in it.

Originally Posted by Santa Sangre

Black Sabbath
Three shorts within a frame story, narrated by none other than Boris Karloff.
Liked all three of them, though the last with the dripping wateer was the creepiest.

8/10

The "A Drop of Water" segment is honestly one of the scariest things I've seen. The corpse's face is just horrifying.

[travisbickle]

Halloween viewings...

The Bride Of Frankenstein 10/10
The Wolf Man (1941) 9/10
Halloween (1978) 9.5/10
Halloween II (1981) 8/10
Halloween III: Season Of The Witch 8.5/10

[Midnight-Kroovy]

Dead Ringers and Black Sabbath I really need to watch.

Originally Posted by travisbickle

Halloween viewings...

The Bride Of Frankenstein 10/10
The Wolf Man (1941) 9/10

I bought all the Universal classics recently and love James Whale's Frankensteins. Despite their age they still provide spectacle, can see why they are so influential.

For Halloween I had a double bill of;

The Crazies (1973)
Livid (2011) - Not as strong as inside but I think its underrated. It's a Del Toro style horror that's nicely shot. The story needed more depth but its worth a watch.

[Jinx]

Total Recall
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The Amazing Spider-Man
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[travisbickle]

Originally Posted by Midnight-Kroovy

I bought all the Universal classics recently and love James Whale's Frankensteins. Despite their age they still provide spectacle, can see why they are so influential.

Yeah, Frankenstein and Bride still hold up incredibly well to this day.

[Flamethrower]

Trick 'r Treat - 10/10
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! (198 - 9/10

[Santa]

Originally Posted by Yggdrasil

I LOVE that film. It's actually in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Jeremy Irons is phenomenal in it.

He is. Basically always in his roles.

Originally Posted by Yggdrasil

The "A Drop of Water" segment is honestly one of the scariest things I've seen. The corpse's face is just horrifying.

Troof. They did an excellent job with the mask. Much more scarier than many modern horror grimaces.

[TheReturnOfSarsoor]

Wrong Turn 5. Fuck it was pretty good and much better than expected. 7.5/10

[Deadly Fiend]

Originally Posted by TheReturnOfSarsoor

Wrong Turn 5. Fuck it was pretty good and much better than expected. 7.5/10

[BeRightBack]

Originally Posted by Machine Gun Zombie

To wrap up my Halloween viewing my list of movies has been:

Night of the Demons
Halloween II
Ernest Scared Stupid
Trick 'r Treat (as well as the animated Season's Greetings short in the special features)
and Pumpkinhead

Good stuff as always

Now that is an awesome Halloween watch list.

Originally Posted by Yggdrasil

The Cabin in The Woods (2011) - 9/10

City of God (2002) - 10/10

City of God is one of my favorite movies, ever.

The Descent - this movie is perfect. The blu ray is amazing, visually, and the movie leaves an emotional impact on me, every time I watch it. Especially that beginning sequence. Unrated version.