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by **king_ghidorah** » Sun Oct 30, 2011 10:38 am

You have doomed me to watching 1950's B movies for the rest of the day Mouth...I seriously love these films...my three favorite genres would be

Tokusatsu
1950's Sci Fi
80's Creature features/ Monster films

And another thing that we have in common is that my favorite sub genre of the 80's Creature/ Monster movies are underwater horror films...or movies based around an aquatic beast of some sorts...that's why I can't fathom (haha get it) why you don't like Leviathan!!!

Seriously, give that movie another try!!

Oh, and watch The Fiend Without a Face if you ever get a chance!! Great 50's B movie and Criterion has an awesome release of it

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by **Destroysall** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:57 am

The Poughkeepsie Tapes

A few friends of mines were watching this when I arrived over for a small hang out. I sat down and watched it with them. This movie really blew me away. I am not gonna lie that it really scared me. I'm not talking about jump scare, there were a few scenes that made my skin crawl and made the hairs on my neck stick up. It had a very interesting style and the story was very conflicting and suspenseful. The whole thing did indeed have atmosphere. The acting was a bit of a downer. There were numerous amount of actors who, plain and simple, just didn't know how to act. Not hating on them, but seriously. The other thing that caught my attention was the special effects and the score. The music score was absolutely horrific with gloomy piano arrangements. It really set up the atmosphere well and gave the film (or should I say documentary) a nice touch. The special effects as well were very well done for an indie film. Not only that, the cinematography was also great! I normally am not to much a fan of the shaky video cam, but this style was used perfectly in this film. I truly loved it!

Overall, its a great piece of work and I recommend it to anyone who wants a good scare, especially for Halloween.

The Fiddler On The Roof

As some may or may not know, I am a big fan of musicals. The Phantom of the Opera and Rent being some of my personal favs. This film really, even after a first watch, has bumped its way to my top 5. I love this musical! It was excellent and the music is definitely catchy. Plain and simple, if you like musicals, watch it!

The War Lords

Um, yea.. I wouldn't call this Charlton Heston's best film, but it was okay.

by **Destroysall** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 4:58 am

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by **jellydonut25** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 9:47 am

I watched The Monster Squad last night after football.

I love that film and all of its nonsensical hilarity.

One of my FAVORITE lines in the whole movie is when they all are putting their hands in for being called "the Monster Squad" and the dog puts his paw in there and Rudy says, "Hey, how does that dog get up here, anyway?" :lol:

by **lhb412** » Mon Oct 31, 2011 1:04 pm

Halloween

This movie is so simple and pitch perfect in doing what it sets out to do. The sequels and remakes aren't that good anyway, but when you compare them to this one they really pale in comparison.

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