What movie did you watch last night? (3 Viewers)

[Kermit McDermott]

A bay of blood (1971)
An elderly woman dies & a number of dodgy heirs seek to be the sole benefactors of her estate by eliminating anyone with a claim, and even some who don’t have a claim.
Cult Italian slasher directed by Mario Bava. Well made, looks great as you would expect. Quiet graphic as well. Everyone dies. The final twist was a bit unnecessary, but other than that, it’s good.
Full film up on youtube

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

"3 Women" the Robert Altman one with Shelley Duvall since everyone was talking about it. It's excellent alright, wasn't totally convinced by the ending

 

[ilovehoovering]

Rolling Thunder - excellent revenge thriller from 1977 free on Amazon (with a few brief ads) in the UK at least.

I just came across this during a random browse and it turns out it's quite well known because it's one of Quentin Tarantino's favourite films. I only paused to look it up because it stars William Devane and I used to watch a lot of Knots Landing as a kid. Tommy Lee Jones is in it too. Recommended!

 

[pete]

Deadpool & Wolverine. Very very very stupid. Very very very enjoyable.

 

[Deadmanposting]

Deadpool & Wolverine. Very very very stupid. Very very very enjoyable.

Donald Clarke was having a fit about how dumb it was

But also isn't that the point of Deadpool movies?

 

[pete]

Donald Clarke was having a fit about how dumb it was

But also isn't that the point of Deadpool movies?

Exactly.

 

[therealjohnny]

Watched time twisting cop drama Deja Vu starring Denzel Washington again (no almost pun intended} for the first time since seeing it at the cinema in 2006. I was surprised I'd forgotten how deeply stupid it is. Entertaining enough, but so so ridiculous.

 

[snakybus]

Evil Does Not Exist. Great. (Dude who made Drive My Car. Great music.)

 

[Kermit McDermott]

Killer's moon (1978)
A group of schoolgirls & their teachers stranded in a remote country house are terrorised by four, very theatrical, homicidal manics who have escaped from the local asylum.
I seen this mentioned on a list of British physiological thrillers from the 1970's.
Well shot with a nice cold grainy atmosphere, but it's hamstrung by unconvincing acting, off beat reactions & clunky, disjointed dialogue.

One schoolgirl says to her friend (@01:13 approx)

" Look, you were only raped. As long as you don't tell anyone about it, you'll be alright. You pretend it never happened & I'll pretend I never saw it. And if we ever get out of this alive, well, maybe we'll both live to be wives and mothers"

Full film on YouTube.