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Weekend Movie Marathon
Unwatched DVDs
This time around I will be working on my Unwatched DVD collection. This will include any movie I never watched on DVD. Even if I have seen the actual movie before... as long as I never seen it on DVD it is fair game. This weekend I am increasing my marathon by one day. I will be starting this weekend's marathon on Thursday and letting it run through-out Sunday. I am doing this for a couple reasons. For one I would like to put a decent dent into my unwatched DVD list and for another... I want to watch a chapter of a movie serial in between each movie. And what with there being 12 or so chapters in a serial I need to be able to watch as many movies in the time. But I have only been average about 6 movies each weekend here lately. So need an extra day to try and watch enough.
The serial I plan to watch is...(http://www.invelos.com/mpimages/78/785604208426f.jpg)
The New Adventures of TarzanTarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!Chapters:1. The New Adventures of Tarzan
2. Crossed Trails
3. The Devil's Noose
4. River Perils
5. Unseen Hands
6. Fatal Fangs
| 7. Flaming Waters
8. Angry Gods
9. Doom's Brink
10. Secret Signals
11. Death's Fireworks
12. Operator No. 17
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A 12 chapter serial means I need to fit in 13 movies over this special 4-day weekend. Here is a list of the movies I have on DVD I haven't watched yet. As always... if there is a title in the below list you would like to see me review... just ask. I won't promise to get to it... but I will do my best.
1. The Abominable Dr. Phibes
2. Abomination: Evilmaker 2
3. The Adventures of Tartu
4. Aerial Gunner
5. Altered States
6. An Angel for Christmas
7. Apocalypse Rising
8. Assassins of Youth
9. The Bat
10. Battle of Blood Island
11. Battleship Potemkin
12. Best of the Best
13. The Big Lift
14. Big Top Pee Wee
15. Black Brigade
16. Black Hawk Down
17. Black Ribbon
18. Blood Alley
19. Blood on the Sun
20. Blood Reaper
21. Blood Stained Bride
22. Brainiac
23. Branded
24. British Intelligence
25. Casualties of War
26. Chain Reaction
27. Chocolat
28. Circus of Fear
29. Commandos
30. Convoy
31. Crossroads
32. Curse of Pirate Death
33. Cyrano de Bergerac
34. Dark Light
35. Dark Places
36. Darkman 2: Return of Durante
37. Darkman 3: Die Drakman Die
38. The Darkness
39. The Dawn Express
40. Dead and Deader (Shipped... if arrives in time)
41. Deadly Drifter
42. Derailed
43. Desert Heat
44. The Devil Bat
45. Diabolique
46. Die, Sister Die
47. Double Team
48. Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde
49. Dr. Phibes Rides Again
50. Drawing Blood
51. Edgar Allen Poe's Darkness
52. Embryo
53. Farewell to Arms
54. Fear of the Dark
55. Feral
56. The Fighting Seabees
57. Fists of Fear, Touch of Death
58. Fist of the Vampire
59. Flesh Feast
60. Flying Blind
61. The Flying Leathernecks
62. Foreigner
63. Four in a Jeep
64. Foxes
65. From Beyond
66. Full Frontal
67. Full Metal Jacket
68. God Told Me To
69. Gone with the Wind
70. The Gorilla
71. The Great American Snuff Film
72. The Green Berets
73. Gung Ho
74. Half Past Dead
75. Hell's Threshold
76. Home Made
77. House by the Cemetery
78. The House Where Evil Dwells
79. Identity Unknown
80. Immortal
| 81. In Harms Way
82. The Innocent
83. Into Thy Hands
84. Intolerance: Love's Struggle Through the Ages
85. Jack the Ripper
86. Jarhead
87. Jaws: The Revenge
88. Kennel Murder Case
89. Kill Cruise
90. Kill Syndrome
91. Knight Chills
92. Laser Mission
93. Last Best Chance
94. The Last Chance
95. Left Behind 2
96. Legacy of Blood
97. Little Shop of Horrors
98. The Longest Day
99. Majestic
100. Messiah of Evil
101. Minesweeper
102. Nabonga
103. The Navy Way
104. Nutcracker: An American Nightmare
105. One Eyed Jack
106. One of Our Aircraft is Missing
107. Operation Pacific
108. Pajama Game
109. Pony Trouble
110. Primal Fear
111. Private Buckaroo
112. Puppet Show
113. Rage of the Master
114. Reefer Madness
115. Replicant
116. Return of the Boogeyman
117. Return of the Magnificent Seven
118. Ricochet
119. The River: Legend of La Llorona
120. Road to Bali
121. Road Warrior
122. Sabbath
123. Sands of Iwo Jima
124. Screaming Ninja
125. The Sea Chase
126. Seven Doors of Death
127. Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon
128. Sherlock Holmes and the Woman in Green
129. The Shunned House
130. Sickness House
131. Silent Bloodnight
132. Sinners
133. Sisters of Death
134. Slasher
135. Sleep Disorder
136. Snake Crane Secret
137. The Somnambulists
138. Spitfire
139. The Stranger
140. Super Hell
141. Super Hell 2
142. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
143. Theater of Blood
144. They Were Expendable
145. This Darkness
146. Vampire Whores from Outer Space
147. A Vampire's Tale
148. Vulture's Eye
149. Up From Zero
150. Wargames (Shipped... if arrives in time)
151. The Watcher
152. Web of the Spider
153. White Fang to the Rescue
154. White Zombie
155. Who Am I?
156. Wicker Man
157. Wild Bunch
158. Wings of an Eagle
159. Woodland Haunting 2
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Do we get to make requests...?
A 12 chapter serial means I need to fit in 13 movies over this special 4-day weekend. Here is a list of the movies I have on DVD I haven't watched yet. As always... if there is a title in the below list you would like to see me review... just ask. I won't promise to get to it... but I will do my best.
1. The Abominable Dr. Phibes
5. Altered States
11. Battleship Potemkin
14. Big Top Pee Wee
16. Black Hawk Down
25. Casualties of War
30. Convoy
36. Darkman 2: Return of Durante
37. Darkman 3: Die Drakman Die
40. Dead and Deader (Shipped... if arrives in time)
49. Dr. Phibes Rides Again
65. From Beyond
67. Full Metal Jacket
68. God Told Me To
69. Gone with the Wind
77. House by the Cemetery
| 84. Intolerance: Love's Struggle Through the Ages
87. Jaws: The Revenge
97. Little Shop of Horrors
98. The Longest Day
118. Ricochet
121. Road Warrior
142. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
150. Wargames (Shipped... if arrives in time)
155. Who Am I?
156. Wicker Man
157. Wild Bunch
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WOW! I hope you don't mind if I only get to some of them! :laugh:
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Well, yeah, of course. I just thought I list my interests, giving you a smaller choice than originally :D
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I know one I will definitely be watching (and not even on the above list... but does still count as unwatched DVD). I promised Britt I would watch X-Men Origins: Wolverine with her this weekend.
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Hey, Pete, since you plan to watch a Tarzan serial, I wonder if you have any regular Tarzan feature films? I have the two sets that contain all of Johnny Weismuller's Tarzan films...maybe I should do my own marathon of them someday? I do remember that there is a bug on one of the discs sthat messes up the opening of one of the films (Tarzan's New York Adventure) unless it was just an issue one of my DVD players had with that movie. I no longer have the player I was using them so I should try this disc on my current player now. Did you know that the restored edition of one of these Tarzan movies has an underwater swimming sequence where Jane is nude? :P
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Unfortunately this serial is the only Tarzan I own. :bag: Though Britt has one or 2 of the Disney animated movies.
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Title: The Little Shop of Horrors
Year: 1960
Director: Roger Corman
Rating: NR
Length: 72 Min.
Video: Full Frame 1.33:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Mono
Subtitles: N/A
Stars:
Jonathan Haze
Jackie Joseph
Mel Welles
Dick Miller
Myrtle Vail
Plot:
Seymour is a young man who works in a flower store. He manages to create a carnivorous plant that feeds on human flesh. Nobody knows about it, so Seymour and the plant become good "friends". The plant needs food to grow up, so it convinces him to start killing people.
Extras:
Scene Access
My Thoughts:
I have had this movie in my unwatched pile of DVDs for years! I got a free version of this movie in a boxset of 40 classic movies on 20 DVDs that I got for subscribing to total movie magazine. With that fact in mind I went into this movie expecting poor audio and video quality. But I was surprised to see that both the audio and video was in rather good shape. I was able to watch this movie with ease. But what I thought of the movie is another thing all together. To be honest I am sitting here now still not sure what I thought of it. While watching this movie I wasn't sure if I should laugh at it or shake my head in disapproval. I mean I didn't actually hate it... but it wasn't what I would call great either. If I didn't know ahead of time who Jack Nicholson played in this movie... I would have never recognized him in this one. Not his face or his voice. Though he obviously did change his voice a bit for this role.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 1: The New Adventures of Tarzan
Well... the first thing I noticed is that Tarzan gave his yell in the opening. But this is not the famous yell we all know. Nope... this one sounds weird. More like... ArghhhhhhMaaNaaEeeeeeeee!!! He also has a second shorter yell... but it isn't the one he is known for either. The next thing I noticed was the length of this first chapter. Sure I know the first chapter is normally longer then the rest of them. But this has to be the longest first chapter I ever seen. This one clocks in at 41min.
In this story Tarzan has already been discovered, taken home, educated and decided to go back to the jungle. I kind of wish it took place before all that happened. But that is ok. I am really enjoying the story so far. In this chapter we get to see Tarzan fighting a lion, fighting 2 jaguars, and out-swimming a crocodile. The first chapter also has a good cliffhanger of an ending.
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Title: From Beyond
Year: 1986
Director: Stuart Gordon
Rating: Category IIB (US Rating: R)
Length: 85 Min.
Video: Widescreen 1.50:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles: Chinese
Stars:
Jeffrey Combs
Barbara Crampton
Ted Sorel
Ken Foree
Carolyn Purdy-Gordon
Plot:
"A hilariously grisly amalgam of sex, shock and satire. Do I laugh or do I scream? Both." - Newsweek
If you loved RE-ANIMATOR, wait until you visit FROM BEYOND! It's a critically-acclaimed shocker based on H.P. Lovecraft's classic tale of suspense that takes you where no horror film has!
The Resonator is a gruesome machine that activates a special sixth sense - one that makes its victims crave human brains. You're in for a wonderfully slimy time when you go FROM BEYOND!
Extras:
N/A
My Thoughts:
This is one of the movies that our good friend Achim sent to me. So it is a Hong Kong release (no region coding). I thought I never seen this movie before. But I now believe I had as some of the scenes in it looked familiar. It is not a great movie... but it was worth watching. I did enjoy it. One thing that kinda bothered me off and on through-out the movie is the forced Chinese subtitles. They distracted me from the movie a few times. As I said... the movie is pretty good., had some disgusting scenes in it. I don't think I would really classify it as gory... because when I think gory I think blood and guts... humans being torn apart. While there is a bit of blood. This seems different to me. It is more on the line of things you never seen before that look pretty gross. And those things coming apart and such.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 2: Crossed Trails
The second chapter runs for 18min. While entertaining... nothing outstanding about this chapter. The cliffhanger for this one while alright, I was expecting better. But that is ok. I know that not every chapter can be filled with excitement.
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I remember one Tarzan film where Tarzan had this unbelievably bad scream. Then a girl exclaims, "Why...it sounds almost human!" After I stopped laughing, I asked "What planet are you from, lady" :laugh:
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Title: Altered States
Year: 1980
Director: Ken Russell
Rating: R
Length: 103 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1, Pan & Scan 1.33:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital 5.1, French: Dolby Digital Surround
Subtitles: English, French
Stars:
William Hurt
Blair Brown
Bob Balaban
Charles Haid
Thaao Penghlis
Plot:
Research scientist Eddie Jessup (William Hurt) believes other states of consciousness are as real as everyday reality. Using sensory deprivation, then adding powerful, hallucinogenic drugs, he explores these altered states...and endures experiences that make madness seem a blessing.
Academy Award™ winner William Hurt as Jessup (his film debut) heads a solid cast featuring Blair Brown, Bob Balaban and Charles Haid. Working from Paddy Cheyefsky's novel, director Ken Russell guides us with a sorcerer's skill through Eddie's magical and horrific journey as Altered States gyrates with dazzling visual bravado and bracing emotional impact.
Extras:
Scene Access
Trailers
Cast/Crew Bios
Closed Captioned
My Thoughts:
I am embarrassed to say that I bought this movie back in April of 2003... and I am just now getting around to watching it. First thing coming to my mind is damn this is a weird movie! But did I like this movie? Well, I found it weird... but interesting. It definitely kept me entertained... but I swear there is stuff that happened in this movie I am still not sure I understood!
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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Title: The Little Shop of Horrors
My Thoughts:
I have had this movie in my unwatched pile of DVDs for years! I got a free version of this movie in a boxset of 40 classic movies on 20 DVDs that I got for subscribing to total movie magazine. With that fact in mind I went into this movie expecting poor audio and video quality. But I was surprised to see that both the audio and video was in rather good shape. I was able to watch this movie with ease. But what I thought of the movie is another thing all together. To be honest I am sitting here now still not sure what I thought of it. While watching this movie I wasn't sure if I should laugh at it or shake my head in disapproval. I mean I didn't actually hate it... but it wasn't what I would call great either. If I didn't know ahead of time who Jack Nicholson played in this movie... I would have never recognized him in this one. Not his face or his voice. Though he obviously did change his voice a bit for this role.
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Ah, well! Sooner or later one of the recommendations had to fail. But really, Pete, how could you not have recognised Jack? :laugh:
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:laugh: just not used to seeing a young version of him I guess.
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 3: The Devil's Noose
This is another chapter that runs for 18min. Another entertaining chapter... though there wasn't much action to it. This one was more informative of the story then action packed. And for the first time... this chapter had some fairly bad video. the picture even blacked out for a second a couple of times. Once again... the cliffhanger wasn't all that great either. I hope this doesn't become the norm.
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Title: WarGames: 25th Anniversary Edition
Year: 1983
Director: John Badham
Rating: PG
Length: 113 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Surround, English: Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish: Dolby Digital Mono, French: Dolby Digital Mono, Commentary: Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Stars:
Matthew Broderick
Dabney Coleman
John Wood
Ally Sheedy
Barry Corbin
Plot:
Matthew Broderick (Ferris Bueller's Day Off) and Ally Sheedy (The Breakfast Club) star in this compelling drama filled with action, suspense and high-tech adventures! Featuring superb performances by Dabney Coleman and Barry Corbin, WarGames™ is "brilliant...funny...and provocative" (New York) – a fast-paced cyber-thriller.
Computer hacker David Lightman (Broderick) can bypass the most advanced security systems, break the most intricate secret codes and master even the most difficult computer games. But when he unwittingly taps into the Defense Department's war computer, he initiates a confrontation of global proportions – World War III! Together with his girlfriend (Sheedy) and a wizardly computer genius (Tony Award winner John Wood), David must race against time to outwit his opponent...and prevent a nuclear Armageddon.
Extras:
Scene Access
Audio Commentary
Trailers
Featurettes
Gallery
DVD-ROM Content
Closed Captioned
My Thoughts:
This is a movie I have not seen since I was about 14 years old. More then 25 years ago! I remember enjoying it at the time. So when I found this release fairly cheap I jumped at it. Going into this movie I was hoping it didn't age too badly. OMG those computer systems definitely ages the movie. But the story itself doesn't feel too aged. The story is still very much enjoyable. One thing I never liked about this movie is Dabney Coleman. For some reason he has always rubbed me the wrong way... I just never cared for him. I do like Ally Sheedy though... when I looked her up in my collection I was surprised this is only the second movie I have with her in my collection (this and Man's Best Friend)... and then I have her in 1 TV series episode (Dead Zone: Season 2: Episode 11). I noticed that one of the extras of this disc is a first look at WarGames: Dead Code. Has anyone here seen this movie? Is it worth adding to my collection? Going by the first look at it I am not sure if this is a sequel, a remake or what. But it looks like it at least could be good.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 4: River Perils
This chapter runs for 20min. This chapter started off strong... then it slowed a bit in the middle. It picked back up right be3fore the cliffhanger... which was alright at best. This chapter looked good no complaints quality wise.
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I do like Ally Sheedy though... when I looked her up in my collection I was surprised this is only the second movie I have with her in my collection (this and Man's Best Friend)...
You don't have "The Breakfast Club"? :redcard:
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Never even seen The Breakfast Club. :bag:
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Title: The House Where Evil Dwells
Year: 1982
Director: Kevin Connor
Rating: R
Length: 88 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1, Pan & Scan 1.33:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Mono, French: Dolby Digital Mono, Spanish: Dolby Digital Mono
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Stars:
Edward Albert
Susan George
Doug McClure
Amy Barrett
Mako Hattori
Plot:
Moving into a new house can be frightening. Moving into this one is deadly. Edward Albert (Mimic 2), Susan George (Straw Dogs) and Doug McClure (Maverick) star in this horrifying haunted-house tale about a young American family moving into an old Japanese house where the dead don't rest...and history is about to repeat itself.
A century ago, a samurai brutally murdered his adulterous wife and her lover before taking his own life. Now, the Fletcher family has found what they think is their perfect Japanese home – not knowing it's the same house where the murders occurred. But as strange events escalate and the ghosts of the dead toy with the living, the Fletchers discover they've become unwitting players in a horrible reenactment...one which they may not survive!
Extras:
Scene Access
Trailers
Closed Captioned
My Thoughts:
I normally like the '80s horror... but this movie just didn't impress me to much. I just found it to be to slow. And the effects of the ghosts leaves a lot to be desired. I bought this DVD 2 years ago around Halloween... and just now getting to it. At least I got it cheap during the Halloween sale. I only paid $3.33 for it.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 5: Unseen Hands
This chapter runs for about 18 min. I was kinda disappointed in the way they handled the last cliffhanger. But at least it was somewhat realistic. The chapter was pretty good... I enjoyed it. I especially liked the cliffhanger at the end of this one. They need more cliffhangers like this one in this serial!
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Never even seen The Breakfast Club. :bag:
You haven't even seen The Breakfast Club? How did that happen?
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just never had the opportunity I guess.
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well I can understand that...there are some that I haven't seen yet too.
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Title: X-Men Origins: Wolverine: 2-Disc Special Edition
Year: 2009
Director: Gavin Hood
Rating: PG-13
Length: 107 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish: Dolby Digital Surround, French: Dolby Digital Surround, Commentary: Dolby Digital Surround
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Stars:
Hugh Jackman
Liev Schreiber
Danny Huston
Will.i.am
Lynn Collins
Plot:
You’ll go “beserker” for this pulse-pounding action thriller that sinks razor-sharp adamantium claws into the mysterious origins of Logan/Wolverine (Hugh Jackman). Discover his epically violent and romantic past, his complex relationship with Victor Creed/Sabertooth (Liev Schreiber), his encounters with new, legendary X-Men and the ominous Weapon X program that unleashes his primal fury!
Extras:
Scene Access
Audio Commentary
Trailers
Deleted Scenes
Featurettes
Closed Captioned
Digital Copy, Anti-Smoking PSA
My Thoughts:
This is the first time I watched this movie since I seen it in the theater. And Brittany watched it with me again. This is her 3rd time seeing it. I guess like Achim said... she must see Hugh Jackman! :laugh: I enjoyed watching this one very much! It has a lot of the mutants and a lot of action. This movie is just so much fun to watch. After watching this I now feel like watching the 3 previous X-Men movies. But I won't since I need to finish this marathon. I really enjoyed every minute of it... but then I have always liked the character of Wolverine.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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Did you find where the 2 scenes that played after the credits are on the DVD? My copy has both of them. I think they were with deleted scenes.
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Watched them in the credits... or are you talking about different ones?
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just looked at the deleted scenes... didn't see anything for the end of the movie there.
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That's the ones I meant...the ones at the end of the credits. Did they have both at the end of them on the DVD? Hmm..now I can't remember if I saw them that way on the DVD or with the deleted scenes.
Ok..just saw your other post. Then I must have seen them at the end of the credits. I just knew they were on the DVD somewhere.
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 6: Fatal Fangs
This chapter runs for about 15 minutes. This puts me at the half way point into the serial. And one thing I wanted to mention before now. The audio quality on this serial is in very good shape... but they made it extremely loud on the DVD. I have to lower the volume with each chapter. I normally watch everything (cable or DVD) at around 30 to 40. This serial I had to lower down to 10. Not really a big deal... though it does get tiresome when you watch a chapter in between movies as I am doing with this marathon. This chapter was pretty good. It has a bit more action. Because of the shorter time everything happened a biut quicker and it had a good cliffhanger.
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Title: Big Top Pee-wee
Year: 1988
Director: Randal Kleiser
Rating: PG
Length: 86 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.78:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital 5.1, English: Dolby Digital Surround, French: Dolby Digital Mono
Subtitles: English
Stars:
Paul Reubens [Pee-wee Herman]
Penelope Ann Miller
Kris Kristofferson
Valeria Golino
Wayne White
Plot:
MY CIRCUS MOVIE
In Big Top Pee-wee, I live on a country farm where I feed my barnyard animals pancake breakfasts and work on top-secret botanical experiments with my pet pig, Vance. One day a storm blows an entire circus into my yard! There's wild animals and all kinds of cool circus stuff – especially the trapeze artist, Gina. She's the most beautiful girl I've ever seen! She's the most beautiful girl I've ever kissed, too!! That's probably why my fiancée, Winnie, gets so angry. Let me tell you, one torrid love triangle in a lifetime is plenty for anyone! It all works out great, eventually, and I even get to be in the circus! Sawdust, glitter and excitement – I hope you like it!!
Your Pal,
Pee-wee Herman
Extras:
Scene Access
Closed Captioned
My Thoughts:
Let me start off by saying that I never cared much for Pee-wee Herman. I have never found him to be anything but annoying. I wouldn't have ever had this in my collection but a good friend of mine had this in a big box full of DVDs she gave me when she was cleaning out her collection.... back in October 2007. And it has been sitting in my unwatched shelf every since. Since Achim listed it in the movies he would like to see me review I figured I may as well finally get it off this shelf.
So obviously I went into this one not expecting much entertainment at all. But OMG... 10min into this one I didn't think I would be able to make it through this one. By half way through I couldn't take any more of it. Of course I am not surprised at all... because I always had this impression of Pee-wee Herman... but I found this movie to be no more then silly, childish and completely ridiculous. I do realize that is the entire point... but it is just not for me. I just could not see past all that to find any type of entertainment value. I will have to see if Brittany wants to give it a chance. If she wants it... she can have it.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
ZERO
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 7: Flaming Waters
This chapter runs for about 18 minutes. The conclusion to the last cliffhanger is a bit contrived. For Tarzan to be barely touched by the trap he tripped just made no sense at all. The rest of the chapter went along nicely though. Story advanced pretty good. There was some more action that wasn't bad. The cliffhanger at the end of this chapter is was pretty good as well. But the important thing will be how they get out of the situation. As this serial has messed up a bit there more then once.
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Title: Blood Reaper
Year: 2003
Director: Lory-Michael Ringuette
Rating: R
Length: 80 Min.
Video: Widescreen 1.78:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles:
Stars:
Brinke Stevens
Lory-Michael Ringuette
Bobby Mackey
Cameron McHarg
Alison Moon
Plot:
Five friends come face to face with the deadliest legend when they pitch camp on the grave of one of the most gruesome serial killers. One by one, they race against evil, clawing for their lives. But the killer is determined to take revenge - and turn the river red.
Extras:
Scene Access
My Thoughts:
This is one I picked up cheap (about $3) this past October. Just now getting the chance to check it out. Of course I knew going into it that it is a low-budget horror. And this movie does have a low-budget feel to it. But it has a pretty good story. And it did entertain me through-out the movie. Definitely not what I would call a great movie... but worth the time I put into it.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 8: Angry Gods
This chapter runs for about 18 minutes. It is a good chapter. I enjoyed it. This one has some action and some story advancement. And it has a good cliffhanger ending.
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Title: Darkman II: The Return of Durant
Year: 1994
Director: Bradford May
Rating: R
Length: 93 Min.
Video: Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Surround, French: Dolby Digital Surround, Spanish: Dolby Digital Surround
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Stars:
Larry Drake
Arnold Vosloo
Kim Delaney
Renee O'Connor
Lawrence Dane
Plot:
The crime-fighting master of disguises returns in this action-packed sequel to the hit motion picture. Hard Target's Arnold Vosloo stars as Darkman, and Larry Drake reprises his role as the sadistic villian Robert G. Durant.
Co-starring Kim Delaney (NYPD Blue), Darkman II: The Return of Durant is filled with nonstop action, suspense, and special effects which will leave you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
Extras:
Scene Access
Trailers
Production Notes
DVD-ROM Content
My Thoughts:
I been trying to decide if I was in the mood for the next Darkman movie for a while now. But when I seen that Renee O'Connor was in this one I wanted to check it out since I renewed my interest in her since I been watching Xena again. Going into this one I couldn't remember if I have ever seen it before or not. I liked how at the beginning of this movie it sort of reminds you what happen in part 1. I was a little concerned that I would be somewhat lost since it has been years since I watched the first one. And I have to admit. I found it a bit weird to see Renee O'Connor in a role other then Gabrielle. And I am talking through-out the entire movie it was just strange seeing Gabrielle in modern clothes and wondered where Xena was when she was in trouble. :P But I definitely enjoyed this one. It was a good continuation for the characters.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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I have never seen any of the Darkman movies. Sound like something which could be fun. I have ordered the trilogy now for ten bucks.
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hope you enjoy them as much as I have. I still need to watch the 3rd one myself.
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 9: Doom's Brink
This chapter clocks in at about 17 minutes.This is another chapter that takes a quality hit. There was a few scratches in the film and such. And once again... I just didn't care for the conclusion to the last chapter's cliffhanger. That is one area where this serial is definitely lacking. Once again they are giving you a nice cliffhanger making you want to come back to the story... now only if they would give a good conclusion to it at the beginning of the next chapter and I will be happy. At least with this one I think they will have to since they have Tarzan chain to a wall and let a lion into the room to kill him. Hopefully they won't do something lame to get him out of it.
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Title: Hotel for Dogs: Widescreen
Year: 2009
Director: Thor Freudenthal
Rating: PG
Length: 100 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital 5.1, Commentary:
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Stars:
Emma Roberts
Jake T. Austin
Don Cheadle
Johnny Simmons
Kyla Pratt
Plot:
Comedy is unleashed in this box office hit that "will have you begging for more." (Pete Hammond, Hollywood.com) When Andi (Emma Roberts) and Bruce (Jake T. Austin) need somewhere to hide their dog, Friday, they transform an abandoned hotel into a place where no stray gets turned away. Loaded with adorable dogs, a team of clever kids and ingenious gadgets, this heartwarming adventure will leave you wondering - who let the dogs in?
Extras:
Scene Access
Audio Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Featurettes
Gallery
My Thoughts:
I told Brittany I would watch another one from her collection with her this weekend. Still sticking with a DVD I never seen before of course. In this case a movie I never seen. This is a cute movie... it had several laughs in it for me. Definitely worth checking out... especially if you already like family movies. Of course like any family movie it has the all-around happy ending. But that is to be expected in these types of movies.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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I know I saw Darkman years ago. I can't remember if I saw the sequels though.
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Darkman is the Liam Neeson film right? I really liked it when I saw it a while back, I did not even realise there were sequels.
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Liam Neeson played Darkman in the first movie if I remember right. But in the sequels Arnold Vosloo took over the role.
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I have a number of Tarzan films myself and I need to pull them out and start watching them. Two of them are early serials from the 1920s. I think Adventures of Tarzan is from 1920 and it stars Elmo Lincoln who was the movies' first Tarzan. This isn't his first Tarzan role but it could be his last. It is a silent film, of course. Another I have was released in 1929...it was shot as a silent film but I think they added music and sound effects since it was released during the coming of sound. This film is titled Tarzan the Tiger and stars Frank Merrill as Tarzan. I must admit I'm not familiar with this actor. I think I read somewhere that Jane appears either nude or topless somewhere in this serial...that's even more reason to watch it :P The first serial is 10 chapters while Tarzan the Tiger is a 15-chapter serial. Both of these are DVD-Rs put out by small independent DVD companies (Serial Squadron and Grapevine). Of course I also have the two box sets that collect the 12 Tarzan features that starred Johnny Weismuller.
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 10: Secret Signals
This chapter runs for about 17 minutes. The conclusion to the last chapter wasn't bad... but it could have been better. I do like seeing Tarzan fighting the lions and such. They once again do a pretty even amount of action and story advancement. And once again a decent cliffhanger for this chapter.
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I thought I liked Darkman, but when I saw it again a year or so ago it struck me as quite empty, especially post-Spiderman because it has some big similarities.
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Title: Darkman III: Die Darkman Die
Year: 1995
Director: Bradford May
Rating: R
Length: 87 Min.
Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.85:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles: N/A
Stars:
Jeff Fahey
Arnold Vosloo
Darlanne Fluegel
Roxann Biggs-Dawson
Nigel Bennett
Plot:
Arnold Vosloo returns as Dr. Peyton Westlake, a.k.a. Darkman, the crime-fighting master of disguises. In this action-packed adventure Westlake matches wits with underworld drug-dealing villain Peter Rooker (Jeff Fahey), who will do anything to unmask the secret of Westlake's superhuman strength.
Agreeing to an experimental operation on his ravaged body, Westlake is flung into a vicious game of survival for himself, his priceless research and the lives of two innocent people. One false move and he will be locked into darkness forever.
From Executive Producers Sam Raimi and Robert Tapert, creators of the original film, Darkman III: Die Darkman Die, like its predecessors, is jam-packed with surprises, staggering special effects and never-ending thrills.
Extras:
N/A
My Thoughts:
After watching Part 2 yesterday I thought I would finish off the series. I have had these sequels in my unwatched pile for a very long time. So I checked DVD Profiler to see just how long... and curios how much I paid. As it turns out... both sequels were birthday presents from my mother back in 2005. Makes me wish I watched them sooner. This DVD release is a little odd... as it doesn't even have a menu at all. It just automatically plays the movie when you pop it in. Like... oh what were those things called again?... oh yeah... VCRs. :P
It seems to me that once you get to about part 3 the series goes downhill. But I don't think it does in this case. I found I enjoyed this one just as much as the previous. It is a fun series... I enjoyed watching them. The next time I feel like watching I plan on doing all 3.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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I thought I liked Darkman, but when I saw it again a year or so ago it struck me as quite empty, especially post-Spiderman because it has some big similarities.
That is a shame... as you can see... it didn't have that effect on me at all.
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I just felt like it was Raimi's dry run for Spidey and otherwise very unoriginal, to say this is the guy that brought us Evil Dead... :shrug:
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 11: Death's Fireworks
This chapter runs for a good 20min. It is a good chapter with a lot going on. Looking forward to the final chapter now.
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Title: Nancy Drew
Year: 2007
Director: Andrew Fleming
Rating: PG
Length: 99 Min.
Video: Widescreen 2.35:1, Pan & Scan 1.33:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital 5.1, French: Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish: Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Stars:
Emma Roberts
Craig Gellis
Rich Cooper
Max Thieriot
Amy Bruckner
Plot:
With her magnifying glass and fingerprint powder in hand, Nancy Drew leaves River Heights for Hollywood...but not to meet that guy on Smallville, as her boyfriend Ned fears. No, she's out to solve one of the greatest mysteries ever: the death of movie star Dehlia Draycott. But the bigger mystery is how our perky, plaid-clad sleuth will fit in with the text-messaging teen queens of mean she meets at Hollywood High.
Join Emma Roberts as Nancy in this timeless girl detective mystery as she finds danger, adventure and romance. Because wherever Nancy goes, excitement follows.
Extras:
Scene Access
Trailers
Featurettes
Gallery
Music Videos
Outtakes/Bloopers
My Thoughts:
Brittany and I decided to watch one of her DVDs each day of the long weekend since she has been off since Friday. We both seen the movie before... but I haven't watched the DVD so staying with in my theme. While this is a somewhat silly family movie... especially how Nancy Drew acts and dresses like she is still in the '50s... it is unlike the silliness that is in Big Top Pee-wee... this silliness is just plain fun to me. But that could be from the fact that I have been a fan of the character many years. And I just found this to be a fun (spoof) addition to the Nancy Drew character. However, I would have liked to seen a more straight mystery (minus the comedy/spoofing) movie for the character. While this was worth watching to me... I don't think it would be of much interest to someone that isn't already a fan of the character.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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The New Adventures of Tarzan
Tarzan meets Indiana Jones! A Mysterious ancient idol called The Green Goddess is being worshipped by the jungle-natives of a lost city deep in Guatemala. Not only is it covered in rubies and jewels, it contains in it an old recipe for a gunpowder-like explosive. Major Martling (Frank Baker) and Ula Vale (Ula Holt) come from Africa to search out the Green Goddess. A mercenary named P. B. Raglan (Ashton Dearholt, who was also a producer of this film) is sent by Ula's lawyer to find the statue first. The major and Ula meet up with Tarzan, who is on a mission to find his old pal, d'Arnot, whose plane crashed near the lost city. The group must nowsave d'Arnot and grab The Green Goddess before Raglan shares all it's secrets!
Chapter 12: Operator No. 17
The final chapter runs for 19 minutes. I was a little let down by this final chapter. As it had a lot of clips from the previous chapters. It was a recap chapter. This is something I just don't find necessary in a serial. Even if I was watching it first run back in the day... I wouldn't like a final chapter going over everything that already happened in a clip show type format.
Over-all Thoughts:
While I was able to enjoy this serial... over all I must say I am a bit disappointed. From Tarzan's fake yell. To the unimpressive cliffhangers and conclusions to the cliffhangers. To the final chapter being a recap chapter... this serial should have been much better. But of course as I said... I was still able to enjoy this serial some. I do (always have) liked the character. I liked all the action. Especially enjoyed when Tarzan was fighting with the jungle animals.
Serial Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
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Title: Kill Syndrome
Year: 2006
Director: Scott L. Collins [Scott Collins], Dwayne King
Rating: NR
Length: 54 Min.
Video: Full Frame 1.33:1
Audio: English: Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles:
Stars:
Bracey
Wendell Smith 2
Leah Caroll Meyers
Jenn Mullins
Kandi Ranson
Plot:
A depraved, inbred familly of degenerate psychopaths led by the grotesque, cannibalistic "freakshow" abduct, torture and kill innocent victims deep in the backwoods of rural Arrowood County. Always recording their crimes on video.
Extras:
Scene Access
My Thoughts:
This is one of the movies in the Mortuary of Madness boxset. So that alone tells me not to go in there with much expectations. I am so sorry I watched this movie. I swear I should have just went by Jimmy's review of this one and not bothered! But no.. not me... I have to see it for myself. It is like they attempted to rip off Texas Chainsaw Massacre... but without any real story to what they showed! I mean it makes no sense! If there is any saving grace for this movie it would have to be that it is less then an hour long. But even at 54 minutes... it is 54 minutes too long! And I this movie must have more swearing in it's short time then I have ever heard in a single movie before.
My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5
ZERO
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Well... that brings this marathon to an end. Not a great ending to the marathon... but I knew that was possible when I picked one from that set to end it on.
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You don't often drop to zero! And that's two in one session, isn't it? Wow. :suicide:
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Tell me about it. Don't happen often... but somehow found 2 this weekend!
I tried to give my copy of Big Top Pee-wee to Brittany... but she wasn't having any part of it! :laugh:
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Lol, I remember quite Liking Pee Wee when he was on at silly time in the morning when I was little and couldn't sleep.... however I have never seen the film and I was about 6 or 7 at the time ;p
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Well... that brings this marathon to an end. Not a great ending to the marathon... but I knew that was possible when I picked one from that set to end it on.
So Kill Syndrome had succeed again :whistle:
It killed my october marathon and your weekend marathon :laugh:
This movie is more than awfull it makes Lizzy Borden looks like an awesome cinematic experience...
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I've had a few movies in my time that had no real menu, but I can't remember what the specific titles were. I do remember one such movie starred Ally Sheedy but can't for the life of me remember which one that was. And I haven't seen that one in ages so I'm not sure I even still have it.
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I own one DVD (a R2 release of Versus) which has no menu and no chapter stops either!
I believe there is one or two of David Lynch's films where he insisted on "no chapter stops", trying to force the viewer to watch the film in one sitting (I do see what he does there...).
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Title: Kill Syndrome
Took years but that film finally have an imdb page (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3068648/combined) so you and me aren't crazy that film exist ;D
Feel like filling the many blanks in that entry Pete :whistle:
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for IMDb... nope... not a site I care for wouldn't even give them info on that piece of crap. :P
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Sometimes I contribute, but certainly not for that one... that would be caring more for that film than the "director" did :laugh:
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