The Last September. very boring movie

:twisted: Finished off the Nighmare On Elm St movies, then watched Phantom Of The Opera with Robert Englund as The Phantom.

Saw the new Robin Hood movie... was ok

have to check that one out!

last one I watched was Snakes on a Plane.........

tonight it's either American Werewolf in London or The Thing

Two very bad horror movies:

Night Train to Terror

Lousy special effects, annoying music video scenes (you know what the 1980s were like - and they did the same song again and again), weird mix of several plots, I'm still trying to figure out what the hell was going on. At least there was a funny moment when a guy who looked like a Jimi Hendrix impersonator released an extraordinarily ugly insect from a preservation jar. I think it was supposed to be a giant wasp. It looked as if it had been made out of clay and had light bulbs for eyes. :lawl:

Maniac

Now this is probably one of the worst movies ever made. The acting of the cats was better than that of the humans. But nutty scientists are always entertaining, no matter how bad the movie is and it was interesting to see bare boobs in a film from 1934.

Just watched ~~~~~~ what's it called, hold on..................






rewinded the sky box





legally blonde, kinda fun but was probably the whisky that helped lol

Happy Tuesday meatie peeps... in the case i dint say so ... hehe ...
 

Nixon

Very good, though I'm not particularly a fan of that typical Oliver Stone moviemaking-style.

Anthony Hopkins was brilliant though!

:twisted: Just watched the Scream trillogy.

Was Craven & Robert Englund have had the monopoly on our telly for too long :shock:

noticed Wes Craven's cameo in the first scream movie? the school jenitor 'Fred' wearing a green-red striped sweater and fedora lol

:twisted: Thought Fred was a funny nod to Elm St, but never knew it was Wes Craven.

yep, it's him

http://www.filminamerica.com/Movies/Scream/scream10.jpg

you know they're shooting part 4 now, right?

I seem to remember that being a pretty rubbish film. I haven't seen it in years though.

:twisted: Yeah?
I've mixed feelings on that.

Anything past three is overkill, but it was a good series of movies, so fingers crossed.

Just hope they don't change the nature of the killers(s) too much like they did with Freddy :roll:

Well apparently Wes Craven is directing and Kevin Williamson is writing the script (same guys as the first 3 movies), so I have hopes this one actually has a point...

watched Hannibal tonight.

Hadnt seen this one in ages, actually a lot better than I remembered. Very stylish and gracefully shot, even the infamous brain scene fitted in there in a weird way...

:twisted: This sounds good 8)


Good movie :up:

THink this is the best of the three Lecter films i've seen.

I should get round to the other two some time.

Well, in my memory it was just disgusting. Think I watched it at 12 or 13 years old, and I would have never expected something like that brain scene. Now being older, and seeing the context, I dont know if it is the best of the series, but it's definitely up there with SOTL.

Only one in the series I thought was bad was Hannibal Rising. Have yet to see Manhunter, the original Red Dragon, starring Brian Cox as Hannibal.

SOTL is absolutely amazing. I really liked Hannibal while he was in Italy, but it went a bit downhill when he got to USA imho. Stupid killer pigs. Manhunter is for me closer to the spirit of SOTL, Red Dragon is closer to Hannibal, but actually I think both are very good. Hannibal Rising I thought was appalling. A blatant cash in, predictable, with few original ideas, that doesn't cover the bit I find fascinating - who Lecter kills while practising as a psychiatrist, and how he gets caught. Of course - leave that out, you can make another cash in film and book!

Oh, and looking forward to Scream 4. If it's like 1 or 2, should be a cracker. Funny and scary - the perfect horror spoofs. I just hope it doesn't lead to Scary Movie 5. One of them was definitely enough.