The Last Movie You Watched?

Night of the Hunter is one of the best movies ever made imo. I watched What Have They Done to Your Daughters. Not quite what I was expecting but a good film.

[quote=ā€œsartana1, post:11161, topic:1923ā€]Night of the Hunter is one of the best movies ever made imo. I watched What Have They Done to Your Daughters. Not quite what I was expecting but a good film.[/quote]My favourite Dallamano.

@Yodlaf

OK mate. Cheers

[quote=ā€œPhil H, post:11163, topic:1923ā€]@Yodlaf

OK mate. Cheers[/quote]You’re welcome, mate. If I knew you was thinking of getting the Edgar Wallace box a few weeks ago Network had it for Ā£25 in the sale, it’s gone back up now.

Bugger!
If you see it has dropped again let me know and I’ll jump on it.

[quote=ā€œPhil H, post:11165, topic:1923ā€]Bugger!
If you see it has dropped again let me know and I’ll jump on it.[/quote]Will do. :wink:

Adam and Eve (1983).

Mark Gregory stars in this famous tale. Interesting to see what ideas they come up next in this one. Ranging from a large killer bird and a huge rolling rock which appears to be chasing our duo. Only the Italians could come up with some of the things in this one.

[quote=ā€œENNIOO, post:11167, topic:1923ā€]Adam and Eve (1983).

Mark Gregory stars in this famous tale. Interesting to see what ideas they come up next in this one. Ranging from a large killer bird and a huge rolling rock which appears to be chasing our duo. Only the Italians could come up with some of the things in this one.[/quote]Where did you get hold of this?, would love to see it.

Probably he’s talking about this one:

Yes watched it via Youtube.

Ah good, looks like someone’s done a fansub of it, the DVD is Italian only.

ZOMBIEWEEN

When I initially sat Rob Zombie’s take on the Carpy classic, I despised it. But, after repeated home viewings, I’ve come to enjoy it. I do prefer the director’s cut with the hospital rape scene. And I like that Big Mike’s mask is slowly falling apart.

It’s not a great film by any stretch of the imagination, but it’s a decent timekiller.

ZOMBIEWEEN II

Though I hate the crap with the white horse, I enjoy this sequel. I especially like the director’s cut ending (though the theatrical one isn’t too shabby, either). It’s interesting to see ā€œHobo Michaelā€ exist up until Halloween. I just wish Zombie would lay off his characters using the eff word so much. I know I don’t talk like that, anyway. He cooled it a bit in LORDS OF SALEM, so maybe he’s listening. Heh.

[quote=ā€œMarvin W. Bronson, post:11173, topic:1923ā€]ZOMBIEWEEN II

Though I hate the crap with the white horse, I enjoy this sequel. I especially like the director’s cut ending (though the theatrical one isn’t too shabby, either). It’s interesting to see ā€œHobo Michaelā€ exist up until Halloween. I just wish Zombie would lay off his characters using the eff word so much. I know I don’t talk like that, anyway. He cooled it a bit in LORDS OF SALEM, so maybe he’s listening. Heh.[/quote]

I really like Rob Zombie’s take on Halloween. I like both movies a lot (the first one gets a bit bogged down in the final third but I’m nitpicking), and I’m glad to have come across another human being who feels likewise! :slight_smile: Even Zombie himself isn’t keen on those films, I think.

Yeah, we’re definitely in the minority.

I’ll admit that I didn’t like them when I first saw them, though. It took a few repeated viewings for me to warm up to the couple.

I liked Zombie’s take on Halloween

What’s your favorite Zombie film?

I like all of Rob’s films except for House of 1000 Corpses, which was… well, a bit shit, really. Best? I’m torn between the obvious choice The Devil’s Rejects and plucky, LOW-budget underdog The Lords of Salem. Both are fugging brilliant. On a different day I might go a different way, but here and now I’m leaning more towards The Lords, a movie which is usually a little harder to champion.

I saw an interview with Zombie on YouTube somewhere following the release of The Lords of Salem, and he said something about not wanting to do any more horrors for a while. Now I reckon this won’t be a particularly widely-held opinion but I’d bloody love him to take a crack at Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian.

His next film is scheduled to be about the 1970s Philadelphia Flyers. I suppose Sherri will play the hockey puck. Heh.

For me Halloween, far better than The Devil’s Rejects. Haven’t seen The Lords of Salem.