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Reign in Blood wrote:

zombie wrote:gonna watch midsommar. in a bit. can it stand up with hereditary? *crosses fingers*

Sure as shit hope so, beings a light wind would knock it down.

You have to admit the decapitation scene is fucking hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing for a solid five minutes. Shit just kept getting funnier as the dude went home and then the parents reaction...good stuff. The rest wasn't anything special, IMO, but it was better than most of the garbage to come out in recent years.

Reign in Blood wrote:Outside of IT, anybody seen me get that excited about any movies lately? I even gotta admit, John Wick 3 was even a bit of a struggle to get through.

You're not alone there. John Wick 3 was nowhere near as good as the first two.

showa58taro wrote:Species 1 & 2

Damn Natasha was absurdly hot.

Yup. Ridiculous.

Zombieland 2 is available to watch. Do I pull the trigger or wait a week?

Master of Puppets is the opening song playing while they're killing zombies at the White House.

Dog Soldiers...did not think I would like it..but it was not bad. Now to catch up some, since I basically took almost two days off!

Little Monsters was kinda shitty. There's a fuckload of singing I could have done without, and the first thirty minutes or so is just there to show how shitty of a person the main guy is. It tries to be a comedy, but fails with the exception of a few scenes near the end. The actual zombie stuff is alright, but getting to it is fucking draining.

Start the day by finishing off the Alien Anthology set with Alien: Resurrection

Tiggnutz wrote:Start the day by finishing off the Alien Anthology set with Alien: Resurrection

Always liked this one a lot good cast with likeable characters

Tiggnutz wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Start the day by finishing off the Alien Anthology set with Alien: Resurrection

Always liked this one a lot good cast with likeable characters

most people don't really seem to like this one. but it's directed by jeunet and written by whedon, so i wish i wasn't one of them.

Maybe Resurrection should just be viewed as fun or summat, but I just remember thinking they jumped the shark and got too outlandish with the plot and shiz, Cloned in the future and becomes the queen crapping out a baby and all this.

Ugh, Nightmare Honeymoon (1974) was so much more drama than horror. I still think it's horror, but god, what an utter disappointment. At least there was one solid performance in it (John Beck).

Yeah the plot is stupid but the cast is too notch with good kills. It's more fun than good but enjoyable just the same. Ron Perlman and Brad Dourif in the same movie come on that's gold.

Slaughterhouserock wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:Outside of IT, anybody seen me get that excited about any movies lately? I even gotta admit, John Wick 3 was even a bit of a struggle to get through.

You're not alone there. John Wick 3 was nowhere near as good as the first two.

No, neither of you have waxed lyrical about anything new lately.

Halloween III: Season of the Witch

Tiggnutz wrote:Yeah the plot is stupid but the cast is too notch with good kills. It's more fun than good but enjoyable just the same. Ron Perlman and Brad Dourif in the same movie come on that's gold.

I do remember enjoying the cast.

Felt like it took a few films to get myself going but now I’m actually enjoying it. Might even make the 31 if this keeps up.

Question for D - you have a Lair of the White Worm on your list from 1976, but the only one I know (at least that comes to mind) is the late 80's one, so I was wondering if it went under another title or something.

Think it’s just a year error. 1988 per IMDb and was on Prime.

Tiggnutz wrote:Halloween III: Season of the Witch

Stacey Nelkin is so fine