Last Movie You Watched

[Huggs]

Manhunter (3.5/5)

[Prez]

Manhunter (3.5/5)

You mean Mannhunter 

[Gentleman Death]

Fear Street 1994 (3.75/5)

I'm genuinely surprised by how much I really enjoyed this. Maybe because I went in with very low expectations? Regardless, it was a fun movie to watch!

[KiramidHead]

Children of Men

Powerful film. Old hippie Michael Caine is the best.

[Prez]

Children of Men

Powerful film. Old hippie Michael Caine is the best.

Pull my finger

[KiramidHead]

Children of Men

Powerful film. Old hippie Michael Caine is the best.

Pull my finger

Yeah, but he was the youngest wanker on the planet.

[Kradan]

Star Wars: Episodes I-III


Yep, just rewatched the whole prequel trilogy. Even though it's hard to take these movies completely seriously after Plinkett's reviews it was rather an enjoyable watch.

Now I'm not sure which one I like more: The Phantom Menace or Revenge of The Sith. Attack of The Clones still pretty much feels as that one you have to get through to get to Anakin falling to the Dark Side and Palpatine's shenanigans

[Prez]

Blood Red Sky

An interesting take on the vampire genre.

[Gentleman Death]

Fear Street 1978 (3/5)

Another solid entry in this trilogy so far. I'm liking that they went about doing this into three movies instead of 6 or 7 mini series episodes.

[KiramidHead]

Escape from New York

"Call me Snake."

[Wysps]

A whole slew of Hallmark movies (cheesy made-for-tv movies that all pretty much have the same plot formula and make excellent background noise). 

[KiramidHead]

The Green Knight

I quite enjoyed this on the whole, really captured the feel of the weirder adventures from Arthurian lore. Not really sure about certain aspects of the ending, but overall it was a really good movie.

[Some Old Dude]

Dr Terror's House of Horrors (1965)

My first ever Amicus horror. It's an anthology of 5 stories with differing sub genres squished into a 90 minute runtime, they're all fun but if feels like an appetiser for their feature length films. Great cast too, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Donald Sutherland, Michael Gough and Bernard Lee. It's a rarity in that Chris Lee gets to be the straight man and Cushing the weird one here too.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Blood Red Sky (2021)
Well made but average in the end like most Netflix original movies.
And they used a trope which I hate: starting near the end, then cutting to the actual beginning of the movie. And on top of that some flashbacks.

[SiL]

I know that trope has always been around, but it's really picking up today in a world where even the god damn trailer needs to start with a tease and I f**king hate it.