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Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of The Old Dark House. My first film of the Challenge from the 30's

I set my DVR to record that. Let me know if it's worth the time.

John Whale directing Boris Karloff that's must see shit

James Whale? I didn't realize he was the director. Yeah, they made magic together in Bride.

Yeah James Whale don't know why I typed John

Julio Franco...

Jason wrote:Julio Franco...

Something wrong wif me brain

Holy Fuck. Doom-Head's smile at the end of 31...

Ava wrote:Holy Fuck. Doom-Head's smile at the end of 31...

Rob needs to do a movie dedicated to Doom Head.

Behind by about three movies, so I'm going to have to pick it up over the next week if I'm going to be able to reach 90.

Christening my Land of the Dead Scream factory edition

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of The Old Dark House. My first film of the Challenge from the 30's

I set my DVR to record that. Let me know if it's worth the time.

John Whale directing Boris Karloff that's must see shit

James Whale? I didn't realize he was the director. Yeah, they made magic together in Bride.

Yeah James Whale don't know why I typed John

I have already said I liked it, but then again, I also said I might be too easy to please here, so who am I??

flyingspider wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of The Old Dark House. My first film of the Challenge from the 30's

I set my DVR to record that. Let me know if it's worth the time.

John Whale directing Boris Karloff that's must see shit

James Whale? I didn't realize he was the director. Yeah, they made magic together in Bride.

Yeah James Whale don't know why I typed John

I have already said I liked it, but then again, I also said I might be too easy to please here, so who am I??

I gave it a B+ very enjoyable

flyingspider wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of The Old Dark House. My first film of the Challenge from the 30's

I set my DVR to record that. Let me know if it's worth the time.

John Whale directing Boris Karloff that's must see shit

James Whale? I didn't realize he was the director. Yeah, they made magic together in Bride.

Yeah James Whale don't know why I typed John

I have already said I liked it, but then again, I also said I might be too easy to please here, so who am I??

I must have missed that. Good deal.

Now christening my special edition of The Changeling.

Starting up The Old Dark House

I love the sound of wind and thunder in these old movies. It's somehow very cozy.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Christening my Land of the Dead Scream factory edition

Amber hated that one. I enjoyed it. It's not an A+ movie , but it's really good. Not sure how I would grade it. Probably a B- or B+. I need to watch it again. I wasn't even bothered by John Leguizamo being in it. We both can't stand him and his talking out of the side of his mouth.

(I will feel horrible if I find out he is paralyzed on one side of his mouth lmao)

Isle of the Dead

Tiggnutz wrote:Tigg's Bloody Bash
44. Hereditary (2018) A+
47. The Evil Dead (1981) A

Question. I have a hard time with modern flicks and 70s/80s flicks rankings. The old era was so loaded with excellence that anything less than a 4/5 on my rankings is fairly rare, whereas it's the opposite with newer flicks, where anything 4/5 or higher is really rare. But when you get a great modern movie and give it a high grade rating, is it then on par with older movies that get the exact same ranking?

Example: Did you feel so good about Hereditary that you just wanted to give it a great rating, or do you genuinely think it's better than The Evil Dead?...

Modern movies are at a disadvantage automatically by being new, they don't get the time to stew and simmer to see if they hold up over time or aged terribly.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Modern movies are at a disadvantage automatically by being new, they don't get the time to stew and simmer to see if they hold up over time or aged terribly.

Yeah that probably is the best answer it's easier to get the A+ the day I first see a movie than say 30 years later. I was absolutely blown away by Hereditary but I watch it next year maybe it drops 2 grades who knows.

I felt that way about Insidious. Loved it, consider it like top 20 all time, and while I still dig the hell out of it, it aintnowhere near my top 20. Lol.

I ignore the sequel as far as canon, because all the shit they added part two with everything tying together kinda ruined the indredible mystique of the first one.

Monster wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of The Old Dark House. My first film of the Challenge from the 30's

I set my DVR to record that. Let me know if it's worth the time.

It's got my main man Penderel!