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Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of Repulsion

I was very lukewarm toward that one, but I certainly hope you enjoy it.

Slaughterhouserock wrote:

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

Not enough werewolves on wheels to be honest. To be fair, they only had the budget to hire the makeup guy for three days, but still.

And even then all they could muster was shoe-polish and cotton balls

Tiggnutz wrote:First viewing of Repulsion

That was a seriously intense movie I definitely need to watch again preferably without commercial breaks.

Don't Go in the House

Well, I guess it's a better time than ever to watch some Ryan Nicholson movies that I haven't got around to yet with his passing.

Pieces (1982)

Havok wrote:Well, I guess it's a better time than ever to watch some Ryan Nicholson movies that I haven't got around to yet with his passing.

Aww man. Bummer to hear that. RIP Ryan.

Have not seen Ghoulies III since I was a preteen.

Nice nudity. Kevin McCarthy's always on game. The slapstick was really trying my patience.

Pet Sematary (2019)

I missed the end in the theater because the damn previews wouldn't stop, and the theater kept advertising itself for some reason (as though we weren't already freaking there) and my niece had to get to work.

Monster wrote:Pet Sematary (2019)

I missed the end in the theater because the damn previews wouldn't stop, and the theater kept advertising itself for some reason (as though we weren't already freaking there) and my niece had to get to work.

I know you probably already watched the film, but I think you should watch the alternate ending.

https://youtu.be/R-SyWg-gzFc

Home early due to low amount of work.

Nasty ass wind today.

Seems like a good day to watch 2019's The Wind

Looks like I have a front runner for Best Cinematography and Music Score finally.

I still would like you guys with Prime to watch Island of Death and remember Jmac loved it

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Looks like I have a front runner for Best Cinematography and Music Score finally.

Repulsion had some great cinematography

Tiggnutz wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Looks like I have a front runner for Best Cinematography and Music Score finally.

Repulsion had some great cinematography

Yeah it does.

Finally through that last one of mine! Now it is time for movies for my own enjoyment. The Greenskeeper barely reached an "ok" rating from me. I have seen worse though, but no, I would not watch this one again...ever.

at the ten day mark...

my favorite new watch is probably possession.
my favorite kill in a new watch is probably the stove scene(s) in rosso sangue.

Hide and Go Shriek was as fun as always. Next up is Hausu. Should be a wild ride, as I've not seen this one in ages (about all I remember is the piano scene, and what a scene it is).

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Looks like I have a front runner for Best Cinematography and Music Score finally.

Repulsion had some great cinematography

Yeah it does.

I'm going to bump it up from A- to an A I've been thinking about it all day a sure sign of greatness.

Tiggnutz wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Looks like I have a front runner for Best Cinematography and Music Score finally.

Repulsion had some great cinematography

Yeah it does.

I'm going to bump it up from A- to an A I've been thinking about it all day a sure sign of greatness.

Been a long time since I've checked it out, but it is an excellent picture from what I remembered. Probably my 3rd favorite Polanski film (both that and Chinatown need refreshed watches).