What was the last movie you've seen?

[REPO Man]

The Blind Dead films are from Spain but yeah, they are cool. I bought the box set a while back. I also fairly recently bought Rats Night of Terror. I like European exploitation films. I think I told you before that I run the Myspace for PAUK and I think I am a mod on their but I never use it to do anything. The site is pretty dead...maybe it will pick up steam again.

Edit: When I say I "run" the Myspace I mean it loosely since I have not even logged on it in like two months probably and only check it once in a great while.

Oh, da-derr that's right. The Blind Dead tetrology is from Spain, not Italy.

But glad to get a thumbs-up.

And recently:


Loved it.

[bloodybjorn]

lake mungo, not bad at all
it's a documantery or something but it creeped me out!
it did remind me of the blair witch project

[Pulsar_t]

This is quite possibly the most original "mass appeal" movie of 2010. I expect it to get an award or two at Cannes.

[Jrecee]

Milla Jovovich in a movie that's not based on a videogame or based on an idea someone got while playing a videogame? No way!

[Pulsar_t]

Milla was good in The Messenger, The Fifth Element and The Fourth Kind. Cameron Diaz on the other hand was awful in The Box.

[REPO Man]

Stan Lee presents: Mosaic. Not bad and a lot of plot for only 70some minutes.

[REPO Man]

Fuckin awesome.

[Pulsar_t]

A metascore of 33% and none of the blogs I read praised it. Another redundant remake.

A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET is produced by Michael Bay, whose hobby it is to print money from re-imagining yutzy films for a whole new generation of yutzes, and it's directed by Sam Bayer, a brilliant music video maker who, it turns out, doesn't seem to know ass from ear when it comes to putting together a full-length feature.

[Octopod]

Another redundant remake.

It will never fucking end will it?

[Limewater]

I re-watched the old Buster Keaton film "The General" last night. I'm not exactly a great lover of old films, but Buster Keaton's stuff just holds up so well and is so fun to watch! I highly recommend it to anyone with any real interest in film.