Red Mosquito

Well, that was stupid.

Also Starlet. Loved it.

VinylGuy wrote:
Also Starlet. Loved it.

Yeah, good film.

It was really good...it suprised me. The music was great.

Anyone saw tangerine?

Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

i like most of what he does...im also waiting the green inferno since forever...but this one starts good and then its just...nonsense.

Also, im trying to get Roth to produce a film here.

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

i like most of what he does...im also waiting the green inferno since forever...but this one starts good and then its just...nonsense.

Also, im trying to get Roth to produce a film here.

I really enjoyed The Green Inferno.

And that's awesome! Good luck!

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

i like most of what he does...im also waiting the green inferno since forever...but this one starts good and then its just...nonsense.

Also, im trying to get Roth to produce a film here.

I really enjoyed The Green Inferno.

And that's awesome! Good luck!

Thanks man. I would love to show you the concepts. We have a meeting in january it seems.

The Dark Horse - Possibly Cliff Curtis' best performance. Certainly better then what he gave in Fear The Walking Dead

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

i like most of what he does...im also waiting the green inferno since forever...but this one starts good and then its just...nonsense.

Also, im trying to get Roth to produce a film here.

I really enjoyed The Green Inferno.

And that's awesome! Good luck!

Thanks man. I would love to show you the concepts. We have a meeting in january it seems.

Well of course I'd love to see them if that's something you can actually show me. That's super cool; you'll have to keep me posted!

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Hearing lots of good things about Knock Knock. Tempted to watch it even though I almost never pay for on demand movies.

It was pretty stupid really.

Yeah, I saw you weren't a fan. We'll see; Roth can go either way for me. But both Armond White and Bret Easton Ellis loved it, which is a pretty big recommendation to me. That said, I certainly disagree with both of them regularly, so I dunno.

i like most of what he does...im also waiting the green inferno since forever...but this one starts good and then its just...nonsense.

Also, im trying to get Roth to produce a film here.

I really enjoyed The Green Inferno.

And that's awesome! Good luck!

Thanks man. I would love to show you the concepts. We have a meeting in january it seems.

Well of course I'd love to see them if that's something you can actually show me. That's super cool; you'll have to keep me posted!

Yeah, ill send them to you once they are finished. Id like to know your view.

Just watched Black Death and The Babadook.

Pretty disappointing night.

Kaius wrote:Just watched Black Death and The Babadook.

Pretty disappointing night.

Yeah, that's a rough double feature.

Last 7:

-What We Do in the Shadows (2014) (Funny, but wears out its welcome quickly. Would have been better-served as either a short film or a TV series.)
-Ghostwatch (1992) (Really interesting early "found footage" experiment. Was broadcast on BBC in the guise of a live investigative documentary about a haunted house. Sort of a TV version of Orson Welles's War of the Worlds, in a way. It's quite well-done and unsettling. And it's on YouTube in full, for those interested.)
-The Pyramid (2014) lol wut
-Final Destination (2000)
-Pan (2015)
-The Ocean Waif (1916)
-Urban Legend (1998) (Cool opening. The rest is meh. I tend to find slashers pretty dull.)

Tell me more about the Pyramid

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Tell me more about the Pyramid

omg it's so bad, Ruddo. Exhaustingly annoying/stupid/repetitive characters. One of the characters repeated a variation of "I know you find all this historical stuff fascinating, but I don't see how that is going to help us get out of here!" like 50 times. All the monsters are created through really bad CGI (which they seemingly proudly display in extended close-ups). And - get this - the monsters are

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sphinx cats and a dog-man. Like, just normal, regular-size sphinx cats.

Must. See.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Must. See.

haha good luck

Also, your beloved "Pan" got beat by Hotel Transylvania 2 in its 3rd week in theaters.