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I was so looking forward to this one too - what was with Penn's face he looked like a bad guy from Dick Tracey....No appearace by Mickey Cohens Bulldog will disappoint fans of James Elroy.

Interesting setting but I felt the characters weak and cliched. Pity. I wanted to like it.

Of all the films I have seen in the cinema this year I think I enjoyed 'What We Do in the Shadows' most. I thought 'Starred Up' was fantastic too.

I saw Turkey Shoot in the Cinema on the Quays when I was a teen. Love that film, big fan of Brian Trenchard Smith (though I have yet to see BMX Bandits). Some of the Nasties are pretty unwatchable - Forest of Fear (why was that ever banned) and the Andy Milligan one. I thing there is one or 2 I...

Wow, I'm a big OLEG fan - he is also a pioneer of mixed martial arts and used to fight in the old Vale Tudo events where it was bare knuckle and no holds barred. He also competed in some of the early UFCs. Where are you that you are sitting across from him?

Actually you don't need a VPN to access US Netflix through your browser - there is a Firefox addon called Media Hint that will do that for you.

Chickened out of cycling to work because of the ice. Dying with a cold too so I didn't feel to guilty. I bet I will feel different when queuing for a bus later.

The Pyramid - Cliche riddled, badly acted, by the numbers pseudo found footage horror. I liked this more than I should. Still terrible though. Black Sea - This had an old school feel to me and Jade Law's accent amused me for the duration. Entertaining even if there is nothing new to it.

I pretty much watch that every Christmas - great film.

The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932) Good old fashioned pulp thriller starring Boris Karloff as the titular bad guy. Lots of weird torture and sadomasochistic overtones.

That was nasty as fuck. She wanted to fight on too.. Same happened to Sak and James Thompson:

The Big Heat (1953) Top notch film noir, Starring Glen Ford with an appearance from a youg Lee Marvin. Surprisingly nasty for the time too. Directed by Fritz Lang.

Mad, they called ME mad... Damaging my brain by watching the dreadful Wishmaster Series.

Despite Halloween being over I seem to be on a roll: The Babadook (2014) - Caught this Halloween Morning. It was a little different than expected. It's pretty atmospheric and unnerving - I wasn't 100% happy with the ending. Big Ass Spider! (2013) - Thought this was going to typical Syfy Channel...

^I can understand that. I went into it after hearing all the bad things about it, so the bar had been set pretty low.

My attempt to watch 31 horror films (that i haven't sen before) in the month has succeeded with a day to spare (and I am thinking of seeing BADADOOK today). Tues: The Possessed (1977): Pretty terrible 70's TV movie about possession in a girls school staring James Farentino (also a young...

I was thinking of going with The Brotherhood of Satan , The Possessed or some other shitty 70's made for TV Horror unless I can think of something more exciting.

Sheitan is an excellent, weird film - it is often overlooked amount the other French New Wave Horror. I also liked Frontier(s) alot unlike most people.

The Taking of Deborah Logan isn't fantastic but it is entertaining and unlike a lot of that genre it is well paced and doesn't leave just up until the pay off in the last 5 minutes. Witchfinder General is fantastic - in my top 20 for sure. You will definably like it if you like 60's British...

My Weekend horror binge consisted of: Maximum Overdrive: Fun 80's non-sense directed by a coked up Stephen King. The Frozen Dead: Enjoyable 60's British romp - Frozen Nazis, reanimated heads and Edward Fox. What more do you need? Macabre: Another great William Castle horror. This one was so...