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Yet another Mummy new watch The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb. Another Hammer film

Inferno (1980)

Bloody hell. I can already tell this one's going to be a chore.

Tiggnutz wrote:Yet another Mummy new watch The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb. Another Hammer film

Boooooooring

Monster wrote:Inferno (1980)

Nope. Can't do it.

Monster wrote:

Monster wrote:Inferno (1980)

Nope. Can't do it.

Lol.

Soundtrack is aces, and everyone knows it.

Finished watching Alena. Big ball of meh. The subtitles drove me nuts too. Big difference between loose and lose!

If you come home to find your place all tore apart and a suitcase in your fridge...would you open it? (just happened in movie)

I don't think I could resist....

Everyone can die in this film and I wouldn't care. Oh, except the morgue worker who keeps stuffing his face while working. Sick fuck. I like him.

Ava wrote:If you come home to find your place all tore apart and a suitcase in your fridge...would you open it? (just happened in movie)

I don't think I could resist....

If I just came back from a trip or summat... Regular day, place torn apart and my suitcase is in the fridge for no reason, fuck that.

Reign in Blood wrote:Soundtrack is aces, and everyone knows it.

It's a visually and audibly beautiful chore

Checking out the Holland interview on my Scream For Help Blu Ray. He sincerely believes if he got Richard Franklin to direct this (they worked on Psycho II) instead of Link at the same time, people would remember Scream For Help and not The Stepfather. I'm almost inclined to agree, but Terry O'Quinn was pretty iconic.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Soundtrack is aces, and everyone knows it.

It's a visually and audibly beautiful chore

Emerson, from the almighty ELP says otherwise!

And yeah I still have a crush on the protagonist gal.

Reign in Blood wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Soundtrack is aces, and everyone knows it.

It's a visually and audibly beautiful chore

Emerson, from the almighty ELP says otherwise!

Are we not talking about Inferno still? I was under the impression that it's pretty visuals and good music were the only things people agreed on about that one lol.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Soundtrack is aces, and everyone knows it.

It's a visually and audibly beautiful chore

Emerson, from the almighty ELP says otherwise!

Are we not talking about Inferno still? I was under the impression that it's pretty visuals and good music were the only things people agreed on about that one lol.

Yes and No, Ava and Luna love to shit on all Argento music. And this one wasn't by Goblin, but Keith Emerson from Emerson, Lake and Palmer, motherfucker! Tootskies!

If I recall correctly, Goblin was split at the time.

Speaking of music, man I found John Paul Jones' music over the top and hammy in Scream for Help, and I've forgotten about it till now, lol. I do vaguely recall a good groove track somewhere in the movie, but I'll see if that holds up when I'm done with the interviews.

Yeah, John Paul Jones' music does not age well. Hell, it's like a 70's soap opera lol.

But the rocking track when she's trying to follow her step father on day 2 was still pretty good. Shame the rest isn't.

Going right on into Fright Night (1985).