mrshreck
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Operor non exsisto quoque indifferens delecto a vere stolidus res.[Mo0:0]
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Post by mrshreck on Jan 27, 2009 8:42:11 GMT -5
The Golden CompassDoes being horrible make a movie horror? If so... And based on such wonderful books. What a bummer. They should have hired the guy who did the first Harry Potter movie.
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Post by spook13 on Feb 4, 2009 19:45:20 GMT -5
Gran Torino, Fantastic movie Clint Eastwood is amazing.. Paul Blart Mall Cop, Uhm have you seen the previews you have seen the movie.
The House Bunny,,,great movie Zak and Miri make a porno,,vulgar crude and so freaking funny,,,both of there are out on DVD
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danielle
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This bitch bites![Mo0:0]
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Post by danielle on Feb 16, 2009 22:40:10 GMT -5
We saw Friday the 13th last night, we liked it, we went in a group of loud ass crazy girls,( I felt bad for Dave a lil bit but he's used to me and my crazy friends) and the other people in the place were a fun group so everyone was all yelling at the screen and shit. All and all a very good time! Except of course when I got up to use the bathroom and my clumsy drunk ass tripped down the stairs in front of the whole place
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Post by mrsshreck on Feb 17, 2009 10:24:29 GMT -5
Documentary: The Trials of Ted Haggard
Not what you might think! It certainly wasn't what I was expecting. I quite enjoyed it and would recommend it. An exploration of what it truly means to be outcast. Very interesting.
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Post by bflickchick on Feb 17, 2009 23:30:17 GMT -5
I absolutely hated the Friday the 13th remake/reimagining
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Post by mochedda on Feb 19, 2009 18:13:11 GMT -5
I enjoyed the new Friday, but I also went in with low expectation. I'm just love Jason and seeing him on the big screen was nice. It certainly wasnt the best of the series but I still enjoyed. Gonna watch Midnight Meat Train tonight!
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Post by bflickchick on Feb 19, 2009 21:42:25 GMT -5
Midnight Meat Train was great. Just picked up Quarantine (loved it) Friday the 13th uncut and Friday the 13th 3D
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Post by malice on Feb 20, 2009 2:10:41 GMT -5
Quarantine was good till the very end. In the words of Father Root "It must really suck to go all the way to the climax, and then go flacid!"
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Post by bflickchick on Feb 26, 2009 21:50:55 GMT -5
Watched Midnight movie tonight. Great flick!
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Post by mrsshreck on Mar 4, 2009 17:09:29 GMT -5
Some of these are horrible, though I don't know if they're horror. They are, however, the movies I have seen lately.
I'm A Cyborg, But It's Okay (Saibogujiman kwenchana)
A great Korean film Korean cinema is ne plus weirder-er (have you seen 301/302?) and this film is right up there! I am loathe to rank anything, but this film is so wonderful I am tempted to rank it my second favorite cinematic love story ever behind my first place of Big Fish. A young girl has a psychotic break and is instutionalized. She believes she is a cyborg. Another falls in love with her and the ball gets rolling. The sequences from the female's perspective are among the most dreamlike I've ever seen. This is the sort of theme I was expecting to see explored in Machine Girl and, when it was not, left me so disappointed. Though there are some incredibly violent scenes, this is not a splatter film in any way. Categorizing this film is similar to placing Vampire's Kiss...comedy?...drama?...horror? I chose it because it was Korean and happened to be on one of the indie film channels. That choice was my lucky day!
Flipping Out
Once again, not horror per se, but the horrors of the world both inner and outer. The documentary explores a trend of which I was completely unaware. Israeli soldiers serve 3 yrs and service is mandatory. At the end of their service, they receive a large payout bonus and many take this money to travel to India and do drugs. Period. It is terrible to see what 3 years of warring followed by large amounts of marijuana, LSD, ecstasy and whatever-you-have can do to a human mind. I also now know for certain that I don't ever want to go to Goa. Beautiful, but I'm just to old for that game. Kerala State, here I come!
Capote
Yes, I know. I'm late to the party. Forgive me! I do love Philip Seymour Hoffman and he is absolutely fantastic in this movie. His rewards thereof were richly deserved. This is definitely a horror film. Truly, how much horrible does it get? A family shot pointblank in their own home for about $40. Random and final. I love Truman Capote. Only the South can create freaks like that (Tennessee Williams, Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner come immediately to mind and they are just the tippy tip of the iceberg). This film is very much worth your time regardless of your interest. If you don't know the book In Cold Blood and you are a fan of horror, you will find this film of special historical importance.
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