Posts by Richard Fowler68

I only recognized Re-Animator 😁

goldenotter46 said:It probably doesn't work that way, but in this case, the Clown isn't some killer—he's more like a monster using the clown persona as a disguise. Every kid who gets attacked by this "Clown" actually sees whatever they're most terrified of. Like, that one kid (I can't remember which one) saw the Clown as a werewolf because he was scared of that horror movie at the theater. You get what I'm saying?? 👍

Stop trying to get all philosophical on me. A Clown is just a Clown...😁

There isn't a single bad movie featuring killer clowns...😁

Roger Allen3 said:Cannibal Holocaust is child's play, believe me. If you're actually looking for something twisted, Eraserhead is the real deal. I watched it back when I was going through a massive identity crisis... 😬

A bold move. 😁

wearygardener13 said:Come on, people. Why don't we actually organize a group trip to the Sundance Film Festival?

I’m definitely going. Though, I’m not sure if I can pull off all three days... honestly, probably not (work and family stuff). I'll check back once I know my dates and if I have a seat in the car. 😁

wearygardener13 said:Camping, blood, axes...😍

🙂

northerncrane4 said:Yeah, exactly. Every single time that Road Runner outsmarts the Coyote, he ends up tumbling into a canyon with a massive boulder dropping right on his head.

And honestly, the rock doesn't even need to fall. It’s enough when the poor guy realizes there's absolutely nothing beneath him, gives one pathetic look straight into the camera, and then just falls, and falls, and falls... until... poof at the bottom of the ravine...

Braindead, the entire ending. A house full of "zombies" and a lawnmower 😁

As far as mainstream movies go, the first thing that pops into my head is that scene where they beat up Patricia Arquette in True Romance.

Canadian punk rock is totally overrated 🙂 🙂 🙂

Noah Ward said:The only way this makes sense is if this is some kind of sequel...
If it isn't a sequel, then there's no way this movie is just now hitting theaters here in the States :r

I mean, unless it's a sequel—which I'm not sure about—maybe it already aired on some TV channel somewhere?

Really solid comedy. :magnum: 😂

Plus a ton of great cameos.

silentpuma9 said:makes me want to jump into a soccer brawl myself... 🙂
(ideally without any life-altering consequences... 🙄 )

Without consequences? You're not being real... you're a fake.

driftingmason7 said:entertainment value and acting quality

then you're just talking nonsense. when it comes to pure entertainment, 80s movies compared to what we get today are like, say, Texas Chainsaw Massacre compared to... ah, right.

driftingmason7 said:well, I've seen more soap operas than westerns thanks to my addict grandfather,

what exactly was keeping you glued to the couch, forcing you to watch them? you could have just admitted you were being abused...

driftingmason7 said:I don't see the issue with westerns, I just don't appreciate the genre. How am I supposed to explain that? Should I go watch 150 westerns
just to say, wow, man, I was wrong, westerns are actually great?🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

No, but don't you think it's a bit much? Claiming they're all identical after seeing only ten westerns? Isn't it a little disrespectful to mock people who consider The Good, the Bad and the Ugly a masterpiece after barely scratching the surface?🙄

driftingmason7 said:Look, they aren't even all the same soaps, but they're all made using the exact same formula...

I assume you've checked out... everything... How can you even go around making claims like that about soap operas? It’s ridiculous. You shouldn't just sit there making stuff up about something you clearly don't understand... ☕

Take me, for example... I have absolutely no clue what the logic was behind making soap operas... except for Dynasty. 😬Because I haven't seen them...

driftingmason7 said:Yeah, maybe he’ll bore me, but I’m going to give him a shot. I’ll definitely be setting different standards this time compared to those "movies of the future" everyone keeps hyping up. It's not like I don't appreciate the classics... I actually sat down and watched American Werewolf in London the other day, and man, that movie is killer. Honestly, I wasn't expecting that level of quality from an 80s flick... 👍

Level of what...?

driftingmason7 said:When it comes to Westerns, I don't really want to get into an argument about them because I haven't even watched ten in my entire life.
...
How can anyone actually enjoy something called a Western? The main reason I feel this way is because they all remind me of soap operas. They're all exactly the same.

So you're saying all ten are the same? ☕

driftingmason7 said:Oh yeah, regarding the Texas massacre, I've only seen the remake, so based on that, I think it's just a bedtime story. I haven't managed to track down the original yet, but I'll definitely try since everyone raves about it so much.

Hmm, honestly, don't bother. From what I can tell, it's going to be booooring... 🙄

driftingmason7 said:How could anyone think The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is actually a good movie?👎

Didn't you claim Wrong Turn was better than The Texas Chainsaw Massacre? A total mess like that would really catch me off guard. This makes everything perfectly clear. Let me guess: Young Guns 2 is the greatest Western ever made?

darksurfer26 said:I don't get it. 😕
Both movies take place during the Vietnam War. If you're referencing the Heart of Darkness novel that inspired Apocalypse Now, then fine.

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Sure, they're about the Vietnam War, but Apocalypse Now actually takes place in Cambodia. If you had just written "Vietnam War vs. Vietnam War," I wouldn't have said a word.
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Whatever, it's fine 😬

darksurfer26 said:Vietnam vs Vietnam?

Nah... not quite.

AN, always.

FMJ is also a phenomenal movie to me (is that even worth mentioning?), but I have to admit the first half—the training part—feels a bit disconnected compared to the second half out in the war...

AN doesn't have those issues. The whole thing is just one perfectly cohesive unit, and that’s why it has my vote.

(Yeah, maybe a bit blunt, but I don't have the energy to do a deep dive on these films. Everything that needs to be said about both has already been said anyway...)

Roger Allen3 The user said:Slaughtering an animal right in front of the camera and thinking that’s actually going to impress anyone... please... 🙂

Look, that wasn't just some random animal. We're talking about one of the most dangerous creatures in the entire Amazon... 😁 I’d love to see you standing eye to eye with that monster... 😱😱😱

Look, I didn't hate the movie. I actually dug that pseudo-"reality" filming style they used—maybe because it was so rare back then. But if you're asking me if it’s some kind of masterpiece? It's just not...
Look, I don't regret the time I spent watching it, but I am certain I won't be seeing it again...

Lawrence Booth2 said:slugs are boring

so you haven't seen Slugs?