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New watch The Brain (1988)

Tiggnutz wrote:New watch The Brain (1988)

Thats my kinda cheese

New watch Animal (2014)

Guy from Butchers has the scariest (yet most interesting) knife ever. Good crap. What is that thing!
Also if someone in real life ever says to me "That will do darlin'...for now." I'm going to automatically duck a hit that may or may not be coming because...damn! That was brutal!

Just saw Tenebre for the first time. Deep Red is still Argento's best movie.

Angel (Joe Bob's Halloween Hoedown) unfortunately its a film I've seen before but I gots to watch Joe Bob

Jigsaw wrote:Just saw Tenebre for the first time. Deep Red is still Argento's best movie.

Where does Tenebre rank for you?

Tiggnutz wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Just saw Tenebre for the first time. Deep Red is still Argento's best movie.

Where does Tenebre rank for you?

Based on what I've seen, it'd look something like this:

1) Deep Red
2) Tenebre
3) Suspiria
4) Four Flies on Grey Velvet
5) Inferno
6) Opera
7) Trauma
8) Two Evil Eyes ('Black Cat')


Both Four Flies on Grey Velvet and Trauma could move around a little after I watch them again - it's possible I'd like Inferno more than Four Flies on Grey Velvet, but I need to revisit Four Flies first. I don't remember much about Trauma, but I do know it's on the lower end. It has been seven+ years since I've seen it, though.

Jigsaw wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Just saw Tenebre for the first time. Deep Red is still Argento's best movie.

Where does Tenebre rank for you?

Based on what I've seen, it'd look something like this:

1) Deep Red
2) Tenebre
3) Suspiria
4) Four Flies on Grey Velvet
5) Inferno
6) Opera
7) Trauma
8) Two Evil Eyes ('Black Cat')


Both Four Flies on Grey Velvet and Trauma could move around a little after I watch them again - it's possible I'd like Inferno more than Four Flies on Grey Velvet, but I need to revisit Four Flies first. I don't remember much about Trauma, but I do know it's on the lower end. It has been seven+ years since I've seen it, though.

I still haven't seen Four Flies

Jigsaw wrote:Based on what I've seen, it'd look something like this:

1) Deep Red
2) Tenebre
3) Suspiria
4) Four Flies on Grey Velvet
5) Inferno
6) Opera
7) Trauma
8) Two Evil Eyes ('Black Cat')

Need to see Phenomena. That and Opera are my favorites of his.

Squeezing Demons 1 & 2 in, with possibly something else before D&D and then sleep before going to the airport. I'll likely not get anything else in between until Wednesday :/

Slaughterhouserock wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Based on what I've seen, it'd look something like this:

1) Deep Red
2) Tenebre
3) Suspiria
4) Four Flies on Grey Velvet
5) Inferno
6) Opera
7) Trauma
8) Two Evil Eyes ('Black Cat')

Need to see Phenomena. That and Opera are my favorites of his.

I was planning to later this month, probably sometime in the next ten days or so.

Tiggnutz wrote:Angel (Joe Bob's Halloween Hoedown) unfortunately its a film I've seen before but I gots to watch Joe Bob

That brought back wonderful memories of staying up late watching cable when I was kid

Don't really want to watch Terror Train but I'm going to anyway for Joe Bob

Tiggnutz wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Angel (Joe Bob's Halloween Hoedown) unfortunately its a film I've seen before but I gots to watch Joe Bob

That brought back wonderful memories of staying up late watching cable when I was kid

THat's what I really love about Joe Bob's presentations. Even if the movie is shit, I'm enjoying the experience because of him.

Going slowly for me today, not feeling all that well. Still watching though.

New watch Cam

Tiggnutz wrote:New watch Cam

This is more disturbing than I was anticipating

Another new watch Razorback

Tiggnutz wrote:Another new watch Razorback

This movies crazy