Last Film You Saw

[Blue Maverick]

BTTF 3, great end to the trilogy, I’d forgot how good these films were, 8/10

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Godzilla minus 1, brilliant, 10 out of 10

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

Godzilla minus 1, brilliant, 10 out of 10

 

[Andrewjh009]

The Abyss, excellent movie.

 

[MarsLlama]

We watched Late Night with the Devil last night and I thought it was fantastic. I love stories about hubris, stories about the dangers of obsession with fame and power, and this is a brilliant example.

Basic premise is that a late night talk show host in 70's USA decides to bring an exorcist and her subject (a kid who can supposedly speak to the devil) onto the show to save faltering ratings. Even when it slowly becomes clear that - despite their assumptions - she is not a scam artist, he insists on persisting with the show, with disastrous results.

It is created almost entirely in the visual style of a real VHS recording of a 70s show, and it's one of the best horrors I've ever seen.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

We watched Late Night with the Devil last night and I thought it was fantastic. I love stories about hubris, stories about the dangers of obsession with fame and power, and this is a brilliant example.

Basic premise is that a late night talk show host in 70's USA decides to bring an exorcist and her subject (a kid who can supposedly speak to the devil) onto the show to save faltering ratings. Even when it slowly becomes clear that - despite their assumptions - she is not a scam artist, he insists on persisting with the show, with disastrous results.

It is created almost entirely in the visual style of a real VHS recording of a 70s show, and it's one of the best horrors I've ever seen.

It's a brilliant film mate, I absolutely loved it

 

[Bewar3them00n]

Dead Man

Slightly unusual western starring Johnny Depp. Liked it.

7.99/10

Love this film, the B & W cinematography is outstanding, & the Neil Young guitar soundtrack is excellent too. Just bought the Criterion Blu Ray

 

[Bewar3them00n]

Bone Tomahawk, really enjoyed it. Can only describe it as a Western Horror film 8/10

"The small town of Bright Hope is terrorised by a tribe of cannibalistic savages known as the troglodyte clan. However, soon the town's men decide to put an end to the tribe"

Brutal, that scene was quite an eye opener!

 

[Blue Maverick]

The Crow now upgraded to 4k for its 30th anniversary! Obviously we all know about Brandon Lee dying in the making of it and it’s become a cult classiclooks and sounds fantastic, the reboot this year should be interesting.7/10

 

[Bewar3them00n]

I don't get the hype over the Dune films. Yes they're great to look at. Story wise, though; meh.

It’s actually several stories in one, a warning about blindly following charismatic leaders, organised religion, politics, colonialism & ecological issues.
Substitute spice for oil, & it becomes less of a pure fantasy, & more like a metaphor m.

Star Wars borrowed heavily from its themes.
Desert planet, a young man discovering special abilities, joining a rebellion against an evil empire