A Good Old Fashioned Orgy (2011) - this had its moments, but could have been a whole lot better on the funny scale. However the scene where they were doing research with David Koechner was great. 6/10

The Dentist(1996) and The Dentist 2 (1998) - nice two-fer of nastiness starring Corbin Bersen, over the weekend via SHO. Non dental fans need apply. 7/10 for both.

Theater of Blood (1973) - there is so much good stuff going on in this. Vincent Price is perfectly cast. Plenty of macabre British humor and pretty darn violent. The poodle cooking scene is definitely a keeper. Fans of Vault of Horror should approve of this fun, revenged themed horror film. 7/10

I don't get to watch CFL games as much as I'd like, but the Hamilton Montreal game is on and it's very entertaining. As is the QB's hair for Montreal.

Emmanuel In America (1977) - Laura Gemser is gorgeous and well worth renting this...but there's a beastiality scene out of nowhere. Surprised this didn't get cut on the Netflix release. Awkward. 7/10

After Dark, My Sweet (1990) - not sure how Jason Patric didnt become a much bigger star, he was really good as a doofus creep in this one. Bruce Dern was also equally creepy and I can't think of her name, but the lady that was Duchovny's wife in Kalifornia ( always has a bad haircut) was the female...

After Dark, My Sweet (1990) - not sure how Jason Patric didnt become a much bigger star, he was really good as a doofus creep in this one. Bruce Dern was also equally creepy and I can't think of her name, but the lady that was Duchovny's wife in Kalifornia ( always has a bad haircut) was the female ...

Pumpkinhead (1988) - this one never gets old. Lance has made quite a few misses in the latter years of his career but this was back when he was on a roll - 8/10 He gets overlooked for Millennium, IMO. I think that was his finest hour. What a great show that was/is. He's got a book that's either out...

Pumpkinhead (1988) - this one never gets old. Lance has made quite a few misses in the latter years of his career but this was back when he was on a roll - 8/10

Machete Maidens Unleashed - fun documentary in a similar vein as Not Quite Hollywood, featuring Roger Corman, Sid Haig, etc and the exploitation films/Women in Prison flicks of the 70's that came out of the Phillipines - 7/10

The History of the Eagles - 9/10. Even if you aren't an Eagles fan this is worth the effort. Gotta have three hours to burn though.

Guardians of the Galaxy 9.5/10 We need more movies like this. A Star Wars/Raiders styled movie that is weird, funny, with great action and an awesome soundtrack. Wasn't a 10 because the villains lacked in development. Highly recommended Did you stay til the very end, after the credits? If so what d...

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pieceofme wrote:
Planet Terror - 9

Absolutely. I loved this one, everything about it is great.

Facedown wrote:Stone Cold - 4/10

Aww come on man. Stone Cold with the Boz?

Gotta rate it better than a 4!

cookie wrote:

Oh man. As if I wouldnt have already shat with that thing on my arm anyways......

Amazing Spider-Man II 4/10 - lame villain, lame special effects, too long, too much highschool drama Nothing amazing about it. Does the Green Goblin ever wear a mask? Not sure that would be a spoiler for anyone but comic geeks like me, but just in case...put spoiler alert in there if you respond. A...

have u ever had situational sex end on ur face?

Count Yorga, Vampire (1970) - I first saw this on a typical Chiller Theater Friday night flick when I was just a kid in the late 70's and at that point I probably would have rated it high. What I figured out is that it was high for me based on the potential nudity factor. There were teases aplenty. ...

Coffy (1973) - 10/10

Pam Grier tit right after the opening credits. Hot then, still hot now. Wow.

Savages (2012) - an Oliver Stone movie without an overt political skew. Not too bad. And a Travolta film sans weave to boot. 6.5/10. Would have been scored higher has the nudity reflected as such.

LouDoo wrote:I love the Departed. Scorsese's films, to me, are so watchable. I could watch Casino, Goodfellas, or The Departed, on repeat and never get bored. The Wolf Of Wall Street is the same way for me.

Casino is another one that I will watch anytime, anywhere. That one will always be a 10/10 for me.

Speaking of Marty S movies, whats everyone's take on The Departed? I have seen this literally dozens of times, one of those that I will stop and watch whenever it's on (quickly becoming the 00's version of Road House in that it always seems to be on). I think it has some of the worst acting by some ...

Slither (2006) - a perfect rip-off of Night of the Creeps (which borrowed heavily from Shivers). Night of the Creeps was awesome and this is right up there with it. Good gore, good humor (Gregg Henry as the profane mayor especially), good sfx. 8.5/10

Grizzly Man - 6/10. This is a documentary about a dude who goes to live in the woods with grizzly bears. He (and his girlfriend) gets eaten by the bears. I don't know what the point of the film really is - are we supposed to feel sorry for the guy? I thought he was a dumbass who deserved to be eate...

I don't remember much about Four Rooms itself, other than liking it on par with Pulp Fiction . But yeah, it's been many years and I was pretty young. Maybe I'd hate it now. I remember when I first saw Pulp Fiction, I walked out of the theater thinking...man, WTF did I just watch??? (same as I did a...

Four Rooms (1994) - I vaguely recall seeing this in the theater when it was released and being ambivalent about it. 20 years later and I realized that it was awful. Tim Roth's bellhop character was almost annoying to the point that I fast forwarded thru any scene with him in it (pretty much 75% of t...