What movie did you watch last night? (7 Viewers)

[Cornu Ammonis]

I never got the fuss around that or Witchfinder General.

 

[sleepy]

I never got the fuss around that or Witchfinder General.

Never saw Blood on Satan’s Claw but did enjoy Witchfinder General.

Watched Lucio Fulci’s the Beyond the other night. I really enjoyed it. Great creepy dreamlike atmosphere to it. A lot of his films are like that.

On a side note, it looks like it was absolutely roasting on set. Everyone seems to be sweating buckets in it

 

[xsteox]

The Roadhouse "remake" is on now.Not even half hour in, and it's way worse that I feared. So, so bad.

 

[therealjohnny]

Just watched Dream Scenario. I enjoyed it but am feeling incredibly sad now

 

[pete]

Irish Wish

It is far worse than you can possibly imagine

 

[xsteox]

Irish Wish

It is far worse than you can possibly imagine

Is it on par with that Wild thyme rubbish??

 

[pete]

Is it on par with that Wild thyme rubbish??

That's a very good question, but one I am ill equipped to answer. Wild Mountain Thyme was so bad it got turned off after about 10 minutes, but Irish Wish was left on because we were both full of chocolate and didn't want to move and the remote was all the way over there (about a foot out of reach).

 

[pete]

one positive thing about Irish Wish is the Mayo landscape stuff looks great.

 

[pavlos]

Watched '71 last night, didn't realise it had come out 10 years ago, had been meaning to watch it for ages.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Roadhouse "remake" is on now.Not even half hour in, and it's way worse that I feared. So, so bad.

I didn't mind it.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Soylent green (1973)
Set in the dystopian nightmare that was 2022, New York is an over populated, crime ridden hell hole. Global warming has killed all animal and plant life so the masses survive on synthetic food made by the mysterious soylent corporation. Good film. I love these futuristic thrillers from the 70's. It holds up well
.

 

[xsteox]

So keeping with Remakes, after the Roadhouse mistake, I put on the Maniac remake from 2012. It was good in that the you see it from the killer's perspective, sloppy mistakes and all. The kills were done with practical fx, which is always a bonus from me.

 

[therealjohnny]

Soylent green (1973)
Set in the dystopian nightmare that was 2022, New York is an over populated, crime ridden hell hole. Global warming has killed all animal and plant life so the masses survive on synthetic food made by the mysterious soylent corporation. Good film. I love these futuristic thrillers from the 70's. It holds up well
.

I love the state assisted suicide scene

 

[rettucs]

one positive thing about Irish Wish is the Mayo landscape stuff looks great.

yea, that bit where they went for a spin from beleek castle (Ballina), and a few minutes later were at Lough Tay in Wicklow, then a few minutes later at the Cliffs of Moher. Amazin

 

[pete]

Wonka

It was alright but I was hoping it would be better. Realistically it was in an uphill battle as soon as that appalling Americanism “Pro-Duce” was used in reference to buying food in a song.

Also, not enough Shai-Hulud.

 

[pete]

yea, that bit where they went for a spin from beleek castle (Ballina), and a few minutes later were at Lough Tay in Wicklow, then a few minutes later at the Cliffs of Moher. Amazin

WHATEVER, BOGGER

 

[rettucs]

Wonka

It was alright but I was hoping it would be better. Realistically it was in an uphill battle as soon as that appalling Americanism “Pro-Duce” was used in reference to buying food in a song.

Also, not enough Shai-Hulud.

all written by Neil Hannon, no?

 

[pete]

all written by Neil Hannon, no?

Yep

 

[pete]

Was nice to discover that Willy Wonka is actually Irish though.

 

[Kermit McDermott]

I love the state assisted suicide scene

A nice way to go........until Charlton Heston ruins the vibe