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I switched to Deadtime Stories.

Havok wrote:

Monster wrote:

Havok wrote:

Monster wrote:Lords of the Deep

Not exactly Horror.

Damn. Tubi lied to me. Thanks for the heads up.

I mean, it does have underwater creatures, but I wouldn't say Horror. It's basically a rip off of The Abyss done by Roger Corman.

Just as well I turned it off. Wasn't looking too good.

zombie wrote:is the end shot of absurd (rosso sangue) what i was supposed to recognize? you thought i wouldn't, really?

It's been many a-year though, hasn't it? :p

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:is the end shot of absurd (rosso sangue) what i was supposed to recognize? you thought i wouldn't, really?

It's been many a-year though, hasn't it? :p

it has been a while, for sure.

i think i prefer rosso sangue to antropophagus. both are good stuff though.

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:is the end shot of absurd (rosso sangue) what i was supposed to recognize? you thought i wouldn't, really?

It's been many a-year though, hasn't it? :p

it has been a while, for sure.

i think i prefer rosso sangue to antropophagus. both are good stuff though.

I haven't seen that one. Slaughter's sig is the main reason I decided to buy Rosso Sangue back in the day. Definitely worth it. Excellent Italian gore.

Dig the soundtrack?

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:is the end shot of absurd (rosso sangue) what i was supposed to recognize? you thought i wouldn't, really?

It's been many a-year though, hasn't it? :p

it has been a while, for sure.

i think i prefer rosso sangue to antropophagus. both are good stuff though.

I haven't seen that one. Slaughter's sig is the main reason I decided to buy Rosso Sangue back in the day. Definitely worth it. Excellent Italian gore.

Dig the soundtrack?

it's on tubitv. the first bit is in italian or something without subtitles, but then it goes to english after that.

the soundtrack for rosse sangue was good. not the best for an italian horror flick, but good all the same.

Earth vs the Spider

Finished out with a one-two punch of Tony Todd: Candyman and Night Of The Living Dead 1990

Jason wrote:I haven't seen that one. Slaughter's sig is the main reason I decided to buy Rosso Sangue back in the day. Definitely worth it. Excellent Italian gore.

Dig the soundtrack?

I had that image made into a shirt. Great ending. Probably ruined the film for lots of people using it as a sig, though. :p

First was Pet Sematary (1989), next up is the silent classic The Unknown (1927). Always liked the ending, but I'm not the biggest fan of this one overall.

Jigsaw wrote:First was Pet Sematary (1989), next up is the silent classic The Unknown (1927). Always liked the ending, but I'm not the biggest fan of this one overall.

Well, I messed up, IMDb has the time at 63 minutes, but the DVD print, and the print I recorded, is 50 minutes.

In the past, people have combined episodes to make 'movies,' or rewatched enough of a shorter movie to make up an hour, so though I wasn't planning on watching anything shorter than an hour this month, I'll do it on this one occasion and rewatch the first ten minutes.

That's goofy.

Jason wrote:That's goofy.

Sure, but it has precedent, so acceptable.

Dark Skies (2013) was surprisingly pretty good. Saw the ending come a mile away, but great suspense throughout.

Jigsaw wrote:Dark Skies (2013) was surprisingly pretty good. Saw the ending come a mile away, but great suspense throughout.

Not one of my stand-out scenes, but yes, that looked painful.

Going with Dracula (1958), sometimes known as Horror of Dracula or the second good Dracula.

Jigsaw wrote:Not one of my stand-out scenes, but yes, that looked painful.

Someone needs to loop that headbang to the tune of Dragula.

Slumber Party Massacre

Werewolves on Wheels (1971) next. This should be classy.