[jon boy]

Originally Posted by stu666

 

what did you think? i thought it was really good, i saw them last week and they where pretty good too.

[keep poppin pimples]

 

7/10

[DeadDiscoDildo]

Black Swan, but this asshole kept chewing his popcorn too loudly and it ruined the film for me.

I took care of it though.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

 

 

 

 

[stu666]

Originally Posted by jon boy

what did you think? i thought it was really good, i saw them last week and they where pretty good too.

i was very drunk when i watched it so can't remember that much. i think i liked it though.

[a-p a. niemi]

 

[atsonicpark]

yay, last house on dead end street!

we watched:
garbanzo gas - 10/10
the cove - sad documentary
heavy metal parking lot -sad, but hilarious, documentary
bloodsport - 8/10

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson

 

 

 

 

What did you think of it? I know Atsonic's a big fan.

[Sonic Youth 37]

 

I love me some Kim Novak and now have a desire for a meezer named Pyewacket

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

 

Got a lot more out of this than I had originally thought I would. I was mostly expecting just a refreshment on what I already knew, which a lot of it was... but there was a heap of info that was completely new to me. I really liked this.

Originally Posted by demonrail666

What did you think of it? I know Atsonic's a big fan.

I liked it a whole lot. Great ambient sounds, especially in the beginning. I'm actually going for a similar thing with my first feature. Interesting use of eerie faces. I'm really big on eerie faces. They're very effective. Like in Tourist Trap........eeeeehhhhh. Awesome visuals, and I really related with the director character.

But no, it had gratuitous gore, nice nudie scenes, and was a lot like Last House on the Left in that respect. Last House on Dead End Street takes a more surreal, than slapstick approach that LOTL went for. But Last House on the Left had better writing, a more engaging plot, and David Hess's unforgettable soundtrack.

I really like them both, and they're entirely different films, but I've watched LOTL a dozen times over, and Last House on Dead End street just once so far.

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[Pookie]

 

[atsonicpark]

LAST HOUSE ON DEAD END STREET is one of my biggest influences as far as soundtracks go .I'm sure you can sense a big influence with my film NO REASON TO EXIST. As far as hardcore slasher films, nothing beats MANIAC and NIGHTMARE IN A DAMAGED BRAIN.

[loubarret]

 

season 1
8/10

[sonic sphere]

 

[a-p a. niemi]

 

[Pelle]

 

Gayniggers from outer space. A fucking classic!

[demonrail666]

 

Reservoir Dogs (7/10)

It's not the revelation that it seemed when I first saw it. Some of the dialogue now comes over as really stilted and I'd forgotten just how reliant the whole thing is on Steve Buscemi, who pretty much steals every scene he's in (although Chris Penn is excellent, even if it took me until now to notice). It still has the same energy, though. It's probably a film that's best not thought about too much and enjoyed simply for what it is: a top grade heist movie.

 

Death Proof (3/10)

A little unfair to judge this (the two hour stand-alone version) outside of its intended double-bill setting but anyway. I just can't believe that Tarantino has managed to make a movie featuring Kurt Russell as a maniac TV stunt man and two car-loads full of sexy women (one of whom is wearing a cheerleader outfit), boring. It's fucking up what is (to my mind anyway) a totally unfuckupable concept.

[demonrail666]

Originally Posted by Dr. Eugene Felikson

I liked [LHoDES] a whole lot. Great ambient sounds, especially in the beginning. I'm actually going for a similar thing with my first feature. Interesting use of eerie faces. I'm really big on eerie faces. They're very effective. Like in Tourist Trap........eeeeehhhhh. Awesome visuals, and I really related with the director character.

But no, it had gratuitous gore, nice nudie scenes, and was a lot like Last House on the Left in that respect. Last House on Dead End Street takes a more surreal, than slapstick approach that LOTL went for. But Last House on the Left had better writing, a more engaging plot, and David Hess's unforgettable soundtrack.

I really like them both, and they're entirely different films, but I've watched LOTL a dozen times over, and Last House on Dead End street just once so far.

I think I should see it again.

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One I've not seen. Definitely interested in hearing what you thought of it.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]

Pretty cool. VERY colorful. I really liked that aspect. The sets were neat, and Bava did an excellent job setting the tone of the film. Its low-budget qualities work in its favor. It's definitely dated, and some of the acting is atrocious, but I'm assuming you won't mind that whatsoever. Also, this film was a huge influence on Ridley Scott's Alien... so there's always that too.

[Dr. Eugene Felikson]