I was one of twenty people that actually loved cabin in the woods. Ill look that up tomorrow....or tonight if I can make it

so much convo going on in this thread lol. I finished dr sleep a month or so ago. Loved every fucking minute of it. I need to go back through it, im sitting here and can barely remember all the shit that happens

here comes the devil is another good foreign/spain film I watched last night that was good.check out a site called Solar movies.com.you can stream pretty much anything in descent quality for free, even shit still in theatres, dont have to DL a torrent. another little gem I found on netflix called red white and blue that is cool but depressing.worth a watch.fucked up movie.

Cosign on Cabin in Da Woodz

Lucem Ferre said
Red State is a fucking awesome movie.

Yeah it is.  I love it.  I think Kevin Smith did a great job. All the people in that movie were great also. 

Anyone know what's going on with the movie clown

 They took down all the preview s for it

billymanz said
Anyone know what's going on with the movie clown

 They took down all the preview s for it

 

https://www.faygoluvers.net/v5/.....l-trailer/

Vd thats about what I got out of it for the most part. In the trailer the old man is holding up a mirror to another mirror to convey the sense of the infinite. So I took it like this...*SPOILERS* At the end you see the copyright of the reservation for the film indicating we are actually watching a lost film like blair witch. So in essence we are watching a story of a guy(mike) watching stories and maybe our life is just another story being watched by someone else hence the mirror looking into the mirror.

So we are the god/alien/ghost watching the movie just like there is a god/alien/ghost watching our movie. Its a dizzying concept to try to wrap my mind around

Violentdope said

billymanz said
Anyone know what's going on with the movie clown

 They took down all the preview s for it

 

https://www.faygoluvers.net/v5/.....l-trailer/

Thank you vd I'll make sure to donate to your gathering cause

Lords of Salem: I'm still honestly torn on how I felt about this one. I alternate daily between looking back and saying "man, I loved that" and "man, that was fucking horrible." Which, for any and all flaws it may have had, does say something. It at least provoked a strong reaction, not just "...Meh." I get what Rob was going for, it was pretty much a love letter to Argento and Kubrick, but...I'm just not sure Zombie has the chops to pull it off. And this is coming from someone who liked House of 1000 Corpses, and loved The Devil's Rejects. Likewise, I'm not sure Sheri Moon has the acting chops, either, though she's not unlikeable. Bruce Davison knocks it out of the fucking park, though, he was great here, despite having relatively little to work with. Judy Geeson, Meg Foster, and Patricia Quinn all ham it up, and seem to have a blast doing so, and that was fun. The criminal under-use and over-billing of Sid Haig and Michael Berryman grates me, and even Ken Foree isn't given much to do here. Which I get, in a sense, because when you boil it down, it's a story about Sheri's character. It just felt as though they could have been used much more effectively. There were some great visuals, though, that's undeniable. One day, when I don't have to pay for it, I'll go back and give it another watch, and maybe come up with a more absolute decision.

The Conjuring: Follows in James Wan's recent trend, ala both Insidious movies, which this could apply equally to. It's enjoyable haunted house stuff, we've all seen it before. Nothing out of the ordinary, though nothing to be really upset about. "Oooh, spooky ghosts in the house want your bodies, ooooh." You know the drill. Still, there are some cool moments, the acting's passable, Nite Owl Patrick Wilson's always enjoyable in all of these. I'd say The Conjuring edges out the Insidious films in that it seemed to have a bit more tension building, a bit less cheap jump scares. Still, all of these are fun enough. Also, in regards to Insidious: Darth Maul. That is all.

Sinister: This one falls into the same category as above, although it pulled it off just a touch better. There are some legitimately creepy moments here, not just the usual "seen it all before" stuff you tend to get with Wans' recent work. I was actually pretty surprised by this, it seems to have put a lot of heart into what it was doing, and it comes through. The atmosphere is there, the acting by Ethan Hawke is great, and really the acting all falls on him. Still, there are some issues. About halfway through the movie, I'd already figured out where it was going, what the big twist was going to be, all that. Some of the plot-points end up going nowhere, there's a goofy detective who seemed a bit out of place, things like that. But, aside from the predictable ending, these are all minor issues, and don't take away from the film's enjoyability.

Cabin In The Woods:  I fucking loved this movie. It's a Whedon-penned homage/send-up to horror tropes, what's not to love? It's like what Shaun of the Dead did for zombie films, only instead of just the zombie genre, this takes on pretty much every genre of horror, right down to Lovecraftian. It's main focus, however, is the classic Cabin in the Woods scenario, which leads in for plenty of Evil Dead winks and nods, which is enough to make my day right off the bat. The writing's bang-on, as you'd expect from Whedon, the direction is great, and the actors all nail it, especially Fran Kranz, who I don't think I've seen in anything before this, but between this and Much Ado About Nothing, he definitely caught my attention. I wouldn't say this movie is scary, I don't think that's the point, but it is a great take on scary movies. Love it, love it, love it.

Red State: I swear to God, I watched this movie. I did. I was high off my ass, granted. (Did that just destroy any reviewer cred I'd built up over the last four reviews? ...Pretty okay with it, if so.) But I don't remember a single thing, other than that I found Goodman's performance really enjoyable. Throw this one in the "I-Need-To-Watch-Again-I-Was-Too-Fucking-High-Last-Time" bin.