Favorite Movies!

[Desert Rose]

Bump.

The Descent.

If you haven’t seen it, don’t even read about it trust me. I went in blind many years ago and holy crap what a surprise I got! Probably seen it 5 times since and priming up to watch it again tonight with my cousin.

I’ll tell you everything you need to know right here: It’s a horror movie and it got a 7.2 on imdb. Scary movies just don’t get a rating like that.

Must watch!

 

[BH]

Idiocracy
smiley face
bongwater
how high
scary movie
take me to
half baked
humboldt
dazed and confused
homegrown
ewoks battle for endor
garbage pal kids movie
the goofy movie
Pineapple Express
H & k Go to White Castle
let’s go to prison
Men in black
The Mummy
saving grace
LOTR

list go on and on lol

 

[Gentlemancorpse]

Bump.

The Descent.

If you haven’t seen it, don’t even read about it trust me. I went in blind many years ago and holy crap what a surprise I got! Probably seen it 5 times since and priming up to watch it again tonight with my cousin.

I’ll tell you everything you need to know right here: It’s a horror movie and it got a 7.2 on imdb. Scary movies just don’t get a rating like that.

Must watch!

The descent is seriously underrated. Love that movie.

 

[Meatman]

This is a pretty good movie

 

[Gentlemancorpse]

The rare movie that succeeds in making a western set in recent times

 

[Desert Rose]

The descent is seriously underrated. Love that movie.

Dude right?? I have never talked to anyone who has seen it until I made them haha

 

[Gentlemancorpse]

Dude right?? I have never talked to anyone who has seen it until I made them haha

I actually took a girl to see it in the theater...I liked it more than she did. We didn't go on anymore dates.

 

[BH]

This is a pretty good movie

Thanks for the suggestion!

they have the full movie on YouTube, gonnea watch it tonight .

 

[Gentlemancorpse]

1970s Yakuza noir movies that inspired the Sopranos anyone? The TV series preceding them is dope too.

 

[Amos Otis]

Just finished, free on Tubi.com Released 45 years ago; still terrific. Coming in to Los Angeleees , bringin' in a couple of keys.

Hold Me​

2 years ago
Greatest movie ever. Period.




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Eric Anthony
1 year ago
I think you're right. I remember seeing this a long time ago and it was one of the best movies I'd ever seen. Saw it again recently and it's the best movie I've ever seen.

 

[Frosty78]

Bump.

The Descent.

If you haven’t seen it, don’t even read about it trust me. I went in blind many years ago and holy crap what a surprise I got! Probably seen it 5 times since and priming up to watch it again tonight with my cousin.

I’ll tell you everything you need to know right here: It’s a horror movie and it got a 7.2 on imdb. Scary movies just don’t get a rating like that.

Must watch!

Did you watch the descent 2? I saw the first and up late a month or so ago and it came on.

 

[BH]

Dude the new avatar is soo insane and whole time I watched it, this movie would have been the best on shrooms. No doubt !


insane story, insane animation and trippy, I took extra dose of rso and I def loved it. just saying I never go to the theaters but this movie so woild of been fun to see extra buzzed or even on shrooms lol
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[Ohwolfie]

This is a cool thread here. I'm a huge cinephile myself, and have a decent blu-ray collection. I used to buy a new movie every week for a couple of years.

I love a lot of films for different reasons, but one that I absolutely adore is Bob Clark's 1974 horror classic, Black Christmas. Yes, that Bob Clark, who directed classics like Porky's, and A Christmas Story.



It's well directed, well written, funny, genuinely creepy, and has a great cast. Rumor has it that Elvis Presley loved this movie. If so, he had great taste in horror.

Imo, this is the best slasher film ever made, though it's more of a proto slasher. It invented several of the tropes that we see in modern horror movies (first person POV from killer's perspective, etc..), and it definitely influenced Halloween (1978), as well as countless others.

I prefer it over Halloween actually. I like the fact that you genuinely care for each of the victims in the movie, and that they aren't just fodder for the kill count. I also like that this movie is genuinely funny. The best horror juxtaposes humor with sheer terror and suspense. The contrast makes the horror more horrible, and the humor more funny.

I try to only watch it once a year (around Christmas), as to not get burned out on it. But as the years go by, I love it more and more.

 

[Psychobilly]

This is a cool thread here. I'm a huge cinephile myself, and have a decent blu-ray collection. I used to buy a new movie every week for a couple of years.

I love a lot of films for different reasons, but one that I absolutely adore is Bob Clark's 1974 horror classic, Black Christmas. Yes, that Bob Clark, who directed classics like Porky's, and A Christmas Story.

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It's well directed, well written, funny, genuinely creepy, and has a great cast. Rumor has it that Elvis Presley loved this movie. If so, he had great taste in horror.

Imo, this is the best slasher film ever made, though it's more of a proto slasher. It invented several of the tropes that we see in modern horror movies (first person POV from killer's perspective, etc..), and it definitely influenced Halloween (1978), as well as countless others.

I prefer it over Halloween actually. I like the fact that you genuinely care for each of the victims in the movie, and that they aren't just fodder for the kill count. I also like that this movie is genuinely funny. The best horror juxtaposes humor with sheer terror and suspense. The contrast makes the horror more horrible, and the humor more funny.

I try to only watch it once a year (around Christmas), as to not get burned out on it. But as the years go by, I love it more and more.

Ever seen any of these ?

 

[Ohwolfie]

Ever seen any of these ?

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I've heard of most of those movies, but haven't seen any of them.

I bet you probably own or have owned them all though.

 

[Psychobilly]

I've heard of most of those movies, but haven't seen any of them.

I bet you probably own or have owned them all though.

Yeah before selling and then losing a huge chunk of my collection I had over 500 from all over the world

 

[Rosinallday]

If I had to pick one it would be Ace Ventura Pet Detective. The first one

 

[Psychobilly]

If I had to pick one it would be Ace Ventura Pet Detective. The first one

That was sweet seeing Cannibal Corpse on a movie! That scene with the Shark..... if only I had huge indoor pond that big..... the things I'd have lol.

 

[Rosinallday]

That was sweet seeing Cannibal Corpse on a movie! That scene with the Shark..... if only I had huge indoor pond that big..... the things I'd have lol.

love that walk and yeah that whole part where he's hanging out at the billionaire's house is priceless.

 

[Psychobilly]

You know how many Catfish I'd have with that kind of place? Lol.