The Guess a Movie Screenshot Thread Version 2.0

[aldo]

I really have no idea, … but as a wild guess, I’ll say ‘Burnt Offerings’ (1976) ?

[Toscano]

Not ‘Burnt Offerings’, Aldo…

It’s one of the sequels to a famous/infamous 1960 slasher film… but which number sequel is it?

[aldo]

Psycho 3

[Toscano]

Easy, peasy, Aldo…

Correct, and back to you, amigo.

[aldo]

The clues were there, but I wasn’t concentrating!

Oh well,

[Toscano]

‘Brass Target’ (1978)?

[aldo]

Excellent! Back to you, amigo.

[Toscano]

Thank u, Aldo.

A bit of Asian now…

[runner]

I presume it would have been solved since long ago if it was RAN by Kurosawa but that is my guess anyhow…

[Toscano]

Not ‘Ran’, Runner…

This is a two-part epic film, based on a real event in Chinese history.

[aldo]

Red Cliff … ?

[Toscano]

Correct, Aldo. Well done.

‘Red Cliff’ is a true epic in every sense of the word…I love it!

Back to you…

[aldo]

Thank you, Toscano

[aldo]

Dog lovers will know this guy immediately!

[aldo]

No takers yet!

OK … more clues.

[Companero_M (Martin)]

Nice one, aldo! I hadn’t noticed before that Jorge Russek and Chano Urueta were in both The Wild Bunch and Henri Verneuil’s La Bataille de San Sebastián. When you see their faces, you immediately think of Peckinpah’s film. But the screenshots are from Verneuil’s only Western.

[aldo]

@Companero_M

Nice one, aldo! I hadn’t noticed before that Jorge Russek and Chano Urueta were in both The Wild Bunch and Henri Verneuil’s La Bataille de San Sebastián

Great answer - both movies filmed around Durango, Mexico - Over to you, Companero!

[Companero_M (Martin)]

Thank you! Here are two screenshots from the last Western movie I watched:

[Toscano]

'The Squaw Man (1914)?

[Companero_M (Martin)]

Eggs Ackley (in Robert Crumb’s words). Over to you, Toscano.