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Absurd but gloriously entertaining. I can see Dan Stevens taking over the Bond character once Craig is done.
Yeah, I like the sequel. I saw it when it came out last October. I hadn't seen the first one since it came out though. I'm glad you enjoy these movies as well.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989) Wow, this movie was so crazy! The scene with the nurse locked up with all those male inmates was surreal! I really liked it :)
Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988) My least favorite, because of too much nonsense with the Telekinisis girl. A big shame since Jason looked sooo badass in this outing :(
Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan Liked it, a bit OTT in parts (Jason 'killed' by the toxic waste while the girl and guy escaped without a scratch even though they were breathing tons of toxic waste) but a good film. Not my favorite of the franchise but it was ok :) But it really didn't look like New-York at all. :D
I'm one of the few who can appreciate Nightmare 5 very much. I also like the Esher inspired climax. Lisa Wilcox is fairly impressive and Englund rocks. I'm not sure how you will feel about part 6 though. It's my least favourite though it has two interesting bits I think. A) it was part of the Twin Peaks hype of the times, and B) I really like the idea of retracing Freddy's days before he became the Springwood Slasher. :)
Jason Takes Manhattan is crazy. If only they could have come true to the title. It would have been awesome.
That's a shame, Tina is my favourite of the series' final girls.
Yes, the end is a let down. Kane Hodder loathed the ending to Jason Takes Manhattan. He tried to have it changed, but failed. So when the next film rolled around, he was doubly determined to make sure that no reference was made to the ending of the preceding film. The series best opening is up next. B-)
Oh wow, @Major, I thought she was pretty but I kind of got annoyed by her after a while, I'm sorry to say.
I remember seeing Jason Goes to Hell on VHS not long after it came out- I watched the insane opening and thought any second it would be revealed to be a bunch of guys shooting a movie. Just like Johnny Cage's intro in the Mortal Kombat movie, lol. Actually the end of Part VIII only made it seem that much more likely (how did Jason get back to Crystal Lake?).
But no, they were dead serious.
JGTH isn't an awful movie but it's a damn same they ad so much 'body-hopping'. I wanted the REAL Jason damnit
Like many of Rodriguez films, Planet Terror is worth a look if you not seen it.
In Machete kills
Yeah, I remember Rodriguez saying that his favorite Bond films were from the Moore era. Reporters even stated that Machete was like a Mexican James Bond. I like that concept.
I haven't seen Planet Terror yet, but I've seen almost all of his films.
It's great, of course it's great. Fassbender and the rest of the cast are phenomenal, and the cinematography is probably the best of McQueen's three films. It's a very odd film though, and I'm not sure there's much of a plot other than Sissy's storyline. Are we to believe, by his failure to flirt with the woman on the subway at the end, that Sissy's suicide attempt was really enough to completely change the sexual habits of a man who, the night before, had groped another man's girlfriend at a bar and, hours later - if even that long - proceeded to go to a gay sex club?
There are a lot of things about Shame that prod me to dislike it, and yet I don't really find myself bothered by any of them. I love this film. I wish I had time to talk more about it.
9/10
Charles Bronson is good as usual in this very good film. One of his best....
Halloween H20: 20 Years On (1998) A letdown. The film disregards what happens in part 4,5,6. Nothing really happens. I was sad that they killed Joseph Gordon Levitt so fast, because I really like this actor. And Jamie Lee Curtis' hairstyle is awful. Short hair doesn't work on women (like Jinx in DAD).
Halloween: Resurrection (2002) Awful. Simply awful. Story is ridiculously dumb, the actors are all retarded - with Busta Rhymes being the most annoying guy ever! Really, the less said about this film, the better.
Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993) Awesome opening, then it kind of gets a too OTT for my taste :( I didn't like all the shape-shifting stuff about Jason, since IMO zombie Jason is his most badass look.
A story about a suspicious dead that warrants a closer look by detectives Grijpstra & de Gier. The movie like the book has a certain casualness about it so is fairly faithful to the source novel.
Another Grijpstra & de Gier, De ratelrat. was made with only de Gooyer reprising his role and Hauer being off on his international carreer.
The third movie with these gents is a German production called the Blond Baboon, of course in German.
It is a fairly succesfull and funny movieeven if the movie comes in at 71 minutes it is weel worth your time.
The TV show of 4 seasons is poor compared with the two previous cinema attempts.
There are parts of the film that even I can't defend, like the shaving scene, what the hell was that about? Did you watch the Rated or Unrated cut of Jason Goes To Hell, @DaltonCraig007? Once you watch the latter, I don't think it's possible to then watch the former, I know that I haven't.
Halloween H2O, IMO, is good material. Disregarding everything after 2 is not such a bad way to do things I think. There was never any chance of making another one in that short canon after Jaimie was taken from us.
And the ending of H2O rocks! Resurrection, however, is just poor. It's my least favourite in the series.
Jason X (2001) Erm...??? Sci-fi F13 movie! :-O I'm always a sucker for horror movies in confined space, especially in sci-fi movies, so I really liked this one. Special effects were a bit dodgy, but overall a fun movie!
H20 was the scary movie of 1998, similar to 2002's The Ring. Everyone was playing it at Halloween parties and things. Of course, that led me to watch all the other ones (which I had no idea existed) starting with part 1 There's kind of an interesting story behind that, all stemming from this guy andthat guy having problems with the mask. Here's a snippet from another Horror forum:
And there you have it! FOUR damn masks in H20-- only one of which was any good IMO.
And here's this again once more for good measure:
*Edit--
Oh yeah, I've also got this bad boy on display at my house!
Have to say, that is really piss poor, sloppy film making from both the Director and the studio.
I would say so, yes. The biggest different is the couple having sex in the tent. In the unrated cut, it is, by quite a margin, the most brutal kill in the series.