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Watched that earlier today. I wasn't a giant fan of the first one, but I thought this one was pretty good. Not significantly better, but I did dig the 70's vibe more than I dug the 90's vibe of the first movie.Tiggnutz wrote:Fear Street: 1978
I loved this one too.Jigsaw wrote:Watched that earlier today. I wasn't a giant fan of the first one, but I thought this one was pretty good. Not significantly better, but I did dig the 70's vibe more than I dug the 90's vibe of the first movie.Tiggnutz wrote:Fear Street: 1978
Why does this sound like porn?Tiggnutz wrote:Willy's Wonderland
Never fails to pleaseTiggnutz wrote:Burnt Offerings
So I'll say what I said to people on Twitter - even if the first movie isn't to your taste, I'd recommend watching both sequels. I think things come together nicely come the finale.Jmac Attack wrote:Fear Street: 1994. I am 58 minutes into it. I'm about to turn this shit off. Whoever did the lighting for this movie, their momma is a ho.
I literally read "Edge of the Ass" for some reason.Jmac Attack wrote:Edge of the Axe, 1988. It is on an app called Arrow. They have some pretty cool horror movies, pretty good quality video too.
I've got a shit load of Arrow movies on blu ray. They're not as cool as Shout Factory's releases, but those two and Synapse make for some great horror releases.Jmac Attack wrote:Edge of the Axe, 1988. It is on an app called Arrow. They have some pretty cool horror movies, pretty good quality video too.
LolJason wrote:I literally read "Edge of the Ass" for some reason.Jmac Attack wrote:Edge of the Axe, 1988. It is on an app called Arrow. They have some pretty cool horror movies, pretty good quality video too.
We are now watching Angel from 1983, on Tubi TV, another gem. Not really horror, but a cult classic.Jason wrote:I've got a shit load of Arrow movies on blu ray. They're not as cool as Shout Factory's releases, but those two and Synapse make for some great horror releases.Jmac Attack wrote:Edge of the Axe, 1988. It is on an app called Arrow. They have some pretty cool horror movies, pretty good quality video too.
I second this.Jason wrote:I've got a shit load of Arrow movies on blu ray. They're not as cool as Shout Factory's releases, but those two and Synapse make for some great horror releases.Jmac Attack wrote:Edge of the Axe, 1988. It is on an app called Arrow. They have some pretty cool horror movies, pretty good quality video too.