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and then they team up against mecha-malignant
Worst thing I've seen in a month, second-worst thing I've seen in five months
If you're going to take the fun completely out of something that was campy enjoyable at best, you could at least convince most of the cast to not monotone it (the lead is unbearable, David Duchovny phones it in harder than he did for the end of X-Files, and Forrest Goodluck is the only person who seemed to try with the material in every scene. Which I'm not shocked by, Goodluck's ruled in everything I've seen him in so far), or at least have it in broad daylight or close to it (two scenes in this rivaled that one Game of Thrones episode for "I can't see this shit no matter where I view it on, that's how badly lit it is. oh and the directors are gaslighting me by calling my new TV/monitor poor and outdated")
Also it's not scary. Or really bloody outside from a kill or two in the final half hour
Sometimes dead is better. If only they'd listened when thinking about bringing the franchise back
Steam
no they go to hell and fight pinhead
Both are a ton of fun.
EDIT: The host and I got talking about digital blood/effects in horror and he immediately recommended Terrifier as a an example of incredible practical effects, so that's going to happen soon I'm sure.
I'm not a fan of gore so I haven't seen them, but I've heard they're intense.
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Terrifier 2 is more of a movie but I still didn’t love it. The practical gore is a worth the price of admission though.
Let me tell you something
That was one of the most NOTHING movies I have ever watched.
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A challenge I like to pose to myself is to try to recall the movie I know I've seen but remember the least about. Lately, I think that movie is Stardust, where the only things I remember about it are that Michelle Pfeiffer is in it, and Robert DeNiro plays a gay sky captain.
It’s a fake documentary style/found footage movie.
I get strong Cunk on Earth levels of sarcasm and cringe so far.
This is pretty much how these movies were described to me, and I am in.
Appendage fucking rules
I hope she keeps showing up in stuff.
What does this mean, because I am interested.
Unless actual guinea pigs are involved.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_Pig_(film_series)
Also:
Once again Fincher knows how to film on a disgusting set. I feel like some of Se7en is dirtier, but you spend so much time seeing how disgusting the Paper street house that it takes the top spot, at least for now, I know Zodiac has some disgusting locations too. It's still a really good movie, and fun to really notice all the hints that they're the same guy the whole movie. It's kind of depressing how much the pointlessness of his life before Fight Club is more relevant than when the movie was made. A lot more people would root harder for the ending and destroying credit card debt records.
Age has definitely made this movie resonate less with me. I still really like it and its obviously an impressive display of Fincher's directorial abilities, but its definitely a movie that was much more in line with college age me, much like the movie it's packed with in the double dvd I got, Boondock Saints.
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Best thing I saw recently though was Fade To Black, a slasher about a guy who loves movies too much. I sadly related to him.
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No more Pet Semetary movies. Ever.
I found out about these films shortly before studying A Handmaid's Tale in my English Lit class
There's a passage where the Handmaids are being shown an unnamed torture porn video, and I casually mentioned, "sounds like Guinea Pig: Flower of Flesh and Blood", assuming that my teacher would be aware of what Atwood's influences for the scene were and we'd then discuss what that meant in the context of the book
Nope, she'd never heard of them before, so I had to elaborate
Sometimes dead is better.
“ One dark night, at water's edge, a family of musicians encounter aquatic sirens Silver and Golden. After assuring the family that they won't eat them up, the winsome sirens are recruited to join the Figs and Dates band at a neon-lit Warsaw dance club. When Silver becomes romantically entangled with beautiful blonde bassist Mietek, the more cunning Golden, who cannot escape her bloodthirsty nature, worries that her sister's relationship will doom their shared dream of swimming to a new life in America.”
That's about all the good things I can say about the Leprechaun franchise.
I make no claims on that being good or bad, however.
The Lure is phenomenal, everyone should watch it
I think it's a net good.
I think Jenny A is a fun actress.
she was real good in C A K E