What films did you watch today? V2 - Page 3801 - BLOODY-DISGUSTING

kevinb · 02-08-2013, 04:15 PM

Tonight:

Sushi Girl (2012)

When I met Noah Hathaway last year, he was promoting this movie.
Stars: Mark Hamil, Tony Todd, Michael Biehn, Noah Hathaway, James Duval, Sonny Chiba, and Danny Trejo.

HorrorMovieFan · 02-08-2013, 08:15 PM

"The River Wild"....A sometimes flawed but good dramatic thriller. With a good cast and beautiful cinematography. The suspenseful rafting scenes are nicely executed. I also think the final showdown was a letdown and "Wade" was killed off to easily.

6.5/10

The Geek · 02-08-2013, 08:20 PM

The final film from Crypt of Terror: Horror from the South of the Border-Vol.1...

Don't Panic (1988)

A 17 year old boy (who wears dinosaur pajama's) accidently unleashes the soul of a killer from an ouja board and it ultimately possesses his best friend and goes on a killing spree.

The cheese level on this one is really HIGH but the movie itself is a lot of fun if you're the right state of mind. It borrows a lot from the NOES franchise and even though it was filmed somewhere in Mexico it looks and feels a lot like any US town. It also looks like, for the most part, it was filmed in English (there's an english and spanish version on the disc)

The lead character is hilarious to watch but there's a few bloody murders that are pretty good including an effective knife through the mouth gag.

Dumb, cheesy and for me fun stuff.

7/10

SeanBrown · 02-08-2013, 09:51 PM

I Saw the Devil - 10/10

Only my second time viewing this film, but god damn, It's incredible.

End of Watch - 8.5/10

Liked this quite a bit the first time I saw it, and liked it even more this second go around.

bloodydollface · 02-08-2013, 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeanBrown

End of Watch - 8.5/10

Liked this quite a bit the first time I saw it, and liked it even more this second go around.

I blind bought this the very first day it came out and I couldn't of been happier with my decision. Such a great film. I've done a bunch of ride alongs and tours with the LAPD, and Gyllenahal and Pena's acting is spot on with what I experienced with the patrol officers I rode with. Like you said, it gets better with every viewing as well. - 9/10

HorrorMovieFan · 02-09-2013, 12:01 AM

"Labyrinth".....Another terrific Jim Henson movie. David Bowie is awesome as "Jareth The Goblin King". Jennifer Connelly as "Sara" is ok in the role. The character grated my nerves at times and the same goes for Connelly's performance. The sets and puppets are terrific and the soundtrack is hip. The visuals are also nicely done. All in all, this film is a fun and imaginative 80's classic, but I think The Dark Crystal is the best out of the two.

8/10

Deadly Fiend · 02-09-2013, 01:01 AM

The Pact - 7/10

Santa · 02-09-2013, 04:41 AM

ABC's Of Death
A is for Apocalypse: 4/10
B is for Bigfoot: 5/10
C is for Cycle: 3/10
D is for Dogfight: 8/10 - good one!
E is for Exterminate: 2/10
F is for Fart: 8/10 - what the hell did I just watch?

G is for Gravity: 0/10
H is for Hydro-Electric Diffusion: 0/10
I is for Ingrown: 0/10
J is for Jidai-geki: 4/10
K is for Klutz: 8/10
L is for Libido: 9/10 - awesome and gruesome
M is for Miscarriage: 2/10
N is for Nuptials: 6/10
O is for Orgasm: 2/10
P is for Pressure: 0/10
Q is for Quack: 6/10
R is for Removed: 6/10
S is for Speed: 4/10
T is for Toilet: 10/10 - total win
U is for Unearthed: 6/10
V is for Vagitus: 2/10
W is for WTF: 6/10
X for XXL: 8/10
Y for Young Buck: 4/10
Z is for Zetsumetsu: 2/10

Summary: many turds but also many gems, with T being the clear winner.
Here are the other entries for T, for those who are interested.
All in all, a

7/10

Quote:

Originally Posted by MovieGeek

The final film from Crypt of Terror: Horror from the South of the Border-Vol.1...

Don't Panic (198

A 17 year old boy (who wears dinosaur pajama's) accidently unleashes the soul of a killer from an ouja board and it ultimately possesses his best friend and goes on a killing spree.

The cheese level on this one is really HIGH but the movie itself is a lot of fun if you're the right state of mind. It borrows a lot from the NOES franchise and even though it was filmed somewhere in Mexico it looks and feels a lot like any US town. It also looks like, for the most part, it was filmed in English (there's an english and spanish version on the disc)

The lead character is hilarious to watch but there's a few bloody murders that are pretty good including an effective knife through the mouth gag.

Dumb, cheesy and for me fun stuff.

8/10

Thanks for the summary!

Gabberhouse24 · 02-09-2013, 07:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SeanBrown

I Saw the Devil - 10/10

Only my second time viewing this film, but god damn, It's incredible.

End of Watch - 8.5/10

Liked this quite a bit the first time I saw it, and liked it even more this second go around.

Would You Rather - 5/10

It actually had me laughing quite a bit, thanks to Jeffrey Combs. Other than that though it was pretty much what I expected and not very good.

yoxodo · 02-09-2013, 09:32 AM

Star Wars- Episode Vl: Return of the Jedi- By far my favorite Star Wars movie. A glorious spectacle of old school effects, with some of the best puppetry ever filmed. And to Hell with the haters, l love the Ewoks. They stepped up and kicked the Empire right in the nutsack, and for that the fuzzy little bastards have my utmost respect.

02-08-2013, 08:15 PM	#38002
HorrorMovieFan I Eat Brains! HorrorMovieFan has no status. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 5,139	"The River Wild"....A sometimes flawed but good dramatic thriller. With a good cast and beautiful cinematography. The suspenseful rafting scenes are nicely executed. I also think the final showdown was a letdown and "Wade" was killed off to easily. 6.5/10 __________________

02-08-2013, 08:20 PM	#38003
The Geek Send... More... Paramedics The Geek is not an assclown (yes he is) Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Lake Wales, FL Posts: 8,524	The final film from Crypt of Terror: Horror from the South of the Border-Vol.1... Don't Panic (1988) A 17 year old boy (who wears dinosaur pajama's) accidently unleashes the soul of a killer from an ouja board and it ultimately possesses his best friend and goes on a killing spree. The cheese level on this one is really HIGH but the movie itself is a lot of fun if you're the right state of mind. It borrows a lot from the NOES franchise and even though it was filmed somewhere in Mexico it looks and feels a lot like any US town. It also looks like, for the most part, it was filmed in English (there's an english and spanish version on the disc) The lead character is hilarious to watch but there's a few bloody murders that are pretty good including an effective knife through the mouth gag. Dumb, cheesy and for me fun stuff. *7/10* __________________ Facebook. DVD Aficionado. Last edited by The Geek; 02-13-2013 at 01:23 AM.

02-09-2013, 12:01 AM	#38006
HorrorMovieFan I Eat Brains! HorrorMovieFan has no status. Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 5,139	"Labyrinth".....Another terrific Jim Henson movie. David Bowie is awesome as "Jareth The Goblin King". Jennifer Connelly as "Sara" is ok in the role. The character grated my nerves at times and the same goes for Connelly's performance. The sets and puppets are terrific and the soundtrack is hip. The visuals are also nicely done. All in all, this film is a fun and imaginative 80's classic, but I think The Dark Crystal is the best out of the two. 8/10 __________________

02-09-2013, 01:01 AM	#38007
Deadly Fiend It... Won't... Die... Deadly Fiend has no status. Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 17,909	The Pact - 7/10 __________________ My DVD Collection

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02-08-2013, 04:15 PM	#38001
kevinb Fresh Kill kevinb has no status. Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: East KY Posts: 207	Tonight: Sushi Girl (2012) When I met Noah Hathaway last year, he was promoting this movie. Stars: Mark Hamil, Tony Todd, Michael Biehn, Noah Hathaway, James Duval, Sonny Chiba, and Danny Trejo.

02-09-2013, 09:32 AM	#38010
yoxodo The Orifice Defiler yoxodo has no status. Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Cybertron Posts: 7,068	Star Wars- Episode Vl: Return of the Jedi- By far my favorite Star Wars movie. A glorious spectacle of old school effects, with some of the best puppetry ever filmed. And to Hell with the haters, l love the Ewoks. They stepped up and kicked the Empire right in the nutsack, and for that the fuzzy little bastards have my utmost respect.