Rate The Last Movie You Saw

Great reaction gifs.

I've heard a lot of good things about Ouija: Origin of Evil actually (even from people who hated the first film), and I've been thinking about going to see it as well. I even watched the first Ouija yesterday just in case there was something relevant to the new film, though if I had my time back I probably wouldn't have.

The Shop on Main Street - 7.5/10

No one hates the first Ouija more than me, I was going into tear this film a new one, but it was really well directed.

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Hold your applause till after the me.

Pretty much yeah, the actual horror is really well directed.

This made me chuckle.

At first I thought this looked like complete garbage. Then I saw another trailer featuring more scenes that actually didn't look too bad, though at times the acting made me cringe. Now between you giving it a 4 and MM mentioning it's directed by Flanagan (which I actually didn't know) I'm curious about the actual outcome. Count me in.

Eden (2012) 7/10

Wow, this movie REALLY had a lot going against it and, sadly, it does come through.
Pity, since this had SO MUCH potential. . . Thanks for the details about the problems occurring during the filming.




In Order of Disappearance (Norway) ++ Caught this on On Demand and VERY glad to have seen it. The trailer stated that it had a Coen Brothers/Tarantio vibe, which it did while still having its own flavor and style. A quirky revenge story seasoned with dark comedy.




(REWATCH) Ghost in the Shell Been a few decades since last seeing this - was doing a rewatch for the Sci-Fi List with a strong possibility of making my list.

Evil Dead (2013)- 7/10

Watched the newest remake of Evil Dead tonight. Disgustingly brilliant. Exceeded my expectations.

John Wick -

Great, now the wait for the sequel is going to feel even longer.

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Iro's Top 100 Movies v3.0

Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)





Such a stunning and simple film yet with so much underneath. Superb.

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Too weird to live, and too rare to die.

(Tomorrow)

Down By Law - 7.5/10

Kind of a weak start, but turned out real good. I don't think Tom Waits can act. Lurie starts awful in that role, but his acting in the second half is good and Roberto Benigni is very good.

07/10




08/10

I really wish all these movie database sites had porn flicks on them. This way I would've exceeded 5k movies ages ago! Well, at least some of them have Deep Throat as a classic film.

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Look, I'm not judging you - after all, I'm posting here myself, but maybe, just maybe, if you spent less time here and more time watching films, maybe, and I stress, maybe your taste would be of some value. Just a thought, ya know.

Holidays

a collection of subversive short horror films, each inspired by a different celebration

1. Valentines Day 1/10
2. St Patrick's Day 1/10
3. Easter 8/10
4. Mother's Day 6/10
5. Father's Day 7/10
6. Halloween 5/10
7. Christmas 5/10
8. New Year's Eve 5/10

I Am Sam (2001) 8/10

The Host (2013)

Nerve (2016)

Imperium (2016)

1986 was a terrific year for horror and science fiction. Not only did we have the second installment in the Alien franchise and one of my favorites in David Cronenberg's The Fly, but we had Chopping Mall! Now, in seriousness, this film which features an early performance from Barbara Crampton (who appeared in seriously good horror gem Re-Animator the year before) isn't the highest caliber of material. It's a cheesy, light-heart b-movie about a group of teenage employees who are having a party inside a shopping mall after dark, all's well and good until the newly automated security robots turn rogue and start butchering everything in-sight.
The film starts with all the familiar tropes of the low-budget underbelly, complete with campy characters and a gratuitous amount of topless females. From there though, it really brings in the cornball charm the eighties could always encompass so well. You've got the cast scrambling all around, running away from these security robots that look less intimidating than the vacuum cleaner from the Teletubbies. The violence is over-the-top and the special-effects are ridiculous as well, featuring robots shooting laser beams and exploding body parts.
For all its faults, Chopping Mall is exactly what it's meant as, a light-heart, gleeful affair that is short and silly.