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Well...if anybody wants to see a werewolf squat over some people hiding and have some diarrhea squirts all over them...have I got a movie for you!

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Well...if anybody wants to see a werewolf squat over some people hiding and have some diarrhea squirts all over them...have I got a movie for you!

And they say Hollywood has run out of ideas......

Jmac Attack wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Well...if anybody wants to see a werewolf squat over some people hiding and have some diarrhea squirts all over them...have I got a movie for you!

And they say Hollywood has run out of ideas......

Oh this is a British lol

Just started another new one for me. Hasta El Viento Tiere Miedo (Even the Wind is Afraid) from 1968. It won't count for today, as I have an
early doctor appointment tomorrow and will have to finish it later in the day. I am now trying to fill the gaps to make this more interesting
for me.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Well...if anybody wants to see a werewolf squat over some people hiding and have some diarrhea squirts all over them...have I got a movie for you!

Did he have a tummy ache or was that instead of tearing them up with his teeth?

New watch The Deep Ones

Tiggnutz wrote:New watch The Deep Ones

I watched it for Kelli Maroney but this is really shitty

Rewatching The Horror of Frankenstein. The one without Peter Cushing.

Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I have the Key was boring. Not even all the spicy scenes could save it. *sighs*

Just found Sleepwalkers on Pluto! I LOVE this one.

watch'n me some Carrie

Been a long day for me, but only five movies.

That said, watched the giallo The Case of the Bloody Iris (or it's classier, original title Perché quelle strane gocce di sangue sul corpo di Jennifer?), from 1972, and it may be in my top five giallos. Very fun movie.

Started the morning off with The Eighteenth Angel.

It wasn't a great movie (nor was it exactly bad), but it was sort of funny seeing Shooter McGavin (Christopher McDonald) in a serious role about protecting his daughter from an Etruscan, Satan-worshipping cult.

The Dwelling from 1993 with Burt Ward, yes, the former Robin of Batman and Robin fame. This should be interesting.

flyingspider wrote:The Dwelling from 1993 with Burt Ward, yes, the former Robin of Batman and Robin fame. This should be interesting.

Huh. I don't know if I've ever heard of that one. Looks somewhat on the obscure side.

How was it?

Jigsaw wrote:Huh. I don't know if I've ever heard of that one. Looks somewhat on the obscure side.

It's on youtube if you wanna watch it:

Thanks for the link. I have my October generally lined up, but that's something I might fit in after the month is up.

Seeing Ava's elation about finding Sleepwalkers has inspired me to give it a rewatch. Not sure I've seen this since the 90's

I've recognized the cover art for Nightbeast for as long as I can remember but I've never actually seen it...until now

Tiggnutz wrote:I've recognized the cover art for Nightbeast for as long as I can remember but I've never actually seen it...until now

Its Troma!!

Tiggnutz wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:I've recognized the cover art for Nightbeast for as long as I can remember but I've never actually seen it...until now

Its Troma!!

This film is set in Perry Hall Maryland. That's like 2 blocks from my house