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    Quote Originally Posted by Dawg View Post
    The Aftermath, aka Zombie Aftermath (1882) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083526/ not seen it

    Ummm, Neil...

    Since when did they make cheap zombie films back in the 1880's?!

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    Just bought Logans Run Blu-Ray and "acquired" the series , so a weekend of Logan awaits
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    Watched carriers last night, bit of a Stephen Kings Stand alike without the supernatural.

    Not overly gory but also not a bad film.

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0806203/

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    Quote Originally Posted by paranoid101 View Post
    Watched carriers last night, bit of a Stephen Kings Stand alike without the supernatural.

    Not overly gory but also not a bad film.

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0806203/
    Funny enough, so did i mate
    Good look at how people react when it really boils down to it.

    7/10
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    British filmmaker Mick Jackson made a gem of a TV movie with Threads:




    I thankfully found a bootleg copy of it at Chiller a few years back. The only movie that ever gave me nightmares.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Purge View Post
    British filmmaker Mick Jackson made a gem of a TV movie with Threads:




    I thankfully found a bootleg copy of it at Chiller a few years back. The only movie that ever gave me nightmares.
    Grim is giving a positive spin on Threads. Thoroughly depressing
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    I never forget when Threads was first shown on BBC1 in 1984. I was eleven years old and it shit the life out of me. I bought the DVD a couple of years ago and the film still holds up.

    I heard there was going to be some 25th anniversary package, dunno what happened with that.

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    Found this on youtube the other day.

    The War Game (1965) a BBC mocumentary









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    Just watched, "Where Have All The People Gone".

    It's a typical 1970's TV film. In fact, almost feels like a pilot episode? Would love to find out if that was the intention?

    It's a reasonable watch, but it's strange how the disappearing population isn't quite explained? There's mention of a virus, but it's unclear what part that plays.

    Anyway, 6/10...

    ps: You can watch the entire movie on YouTube. See the first post in this thread...
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    Quote Originally Posted by kidgloves View Post
    Just bought Logans Run Blu-Ray and "acquired" the series , so a weekend of Logan awaits
    I don't often run into other folks that know of, let alone, have a copy of the "logans run" tv show. i still watch a couple of eps. of that on a regular basis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Just watched, "Where Have All The People Gone".
    Vintage Peter Graves from the 70s, when everything and everyone was pimp!


    Thanks for the notification on the youtube availability, it's been a while since I ran across this. Then again, did someone else recently mention this, or am I imagining things? It was in a random thread in the media section, right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike70 View Post
    I don't often run into other folks that know of, let alone, have a copy of the "logans run" tv show.
    I remember watching it when I was a kid I remember the car especially!

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    Vintage Peter Graves from the 70s, when everything and everyone was pimp!


    Thanks for the notification on the youtube availability, it's been a while since I ran across this. Then again, did someone else recently mention this, or am I imagining things? It was in a random thread in the media section, right?
    Yep, that was me.

    I'd been searching for another movie when that one came up, just right for our apocalyptic crew here.
    I also watched Gargoyles 1972 ( not the cartoon ) with Cornell Wilde, Jennifer Salt and Bernie Casey - The Devil's Rain 1975 ( with Ernest Borgnine as The Devil, pretty fun ) and Satan's Triangle 1975 ( which I'd remembered as a lot scarier when I was a kid, but not so much now )

    Next up, I'm chasing down Damnation Alley 1977 with Jan Michael Vincent and George Peppard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paranoid101 View Post
    Watched carriers last night, bit of a Stephen Kings Stand alike without the supernatural.

    Not overly gory but also not a bad film.
    I had high hopes for this one, but found it was just tolerable and was just another one of the "stupid things that stupid people do" during an apocalypse type movie.

    -- -------- Post added at 07:18 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:35 AM ----------

    Quote Originally Posted by wayzim View Post
    I'd been searching for another movie when that one came up, just right for our apocalyptic crew here.
    I also watched Gargoyles 1972 ( not the cartoon ) with Cornell Wilde, Jennifer Salt and Bernie Casey - The Devil's Rain 1975 ( with Ernest Borgnine as The Devil, pretty fun ) and Satan's Triangle 1975 ( which I'd remembered as a lot scarier when I was a kid, but not so much now )

    Next up, I'm chasing down Damnation Alley 1977 with Jan Michael Vincent and George Peppard.

    Wayne Z
    Ok, classic 70s horror, now we are talking!

    I remember seeing Gargoyles when I was a kid and it scared the hell out of me. I don't know if it was the gargoyles slow motion and noises they made, but it was creepy. Scott Glenn is also in it. I know for certain there was a decent remake of the movie in the 90s under another title, but I haven't been able to track that one down.

    Gargoyles 1972



    Damnation Alley is one of most favorite movies and was probably the inspiration for games like Fallout and Fallen Earth. It also has Jackie Earl Haley aka Kelly Leak from Bad News Bears aka Freddy Kruger in the Nightmare on Elm Street remake. Killa Cockroaches!

    DamnationAlleyMov's channel has the full movie in 6 parts. There are also a bunch of other scifi gems from the 70s. Don't forget to check out another post-apoc movie called Genesis II. It features Mariette Hartley's double belly buttons and the memorable "stem" weapons. Empire of the Ants with Joan Collins is another good one.

    I don't remember much about The Devil's Rain except the melty faces. Satan's Triangle doesn't ring a bell at all for me.

    Another really good horror from the 70s, not necessarily apocalyptic though, is Race with the Devil 1975 with Peter Fonda, Warren Oats and Loretta Swit. Can't seem to find a full version on youtube though.

    Race with the Devil original trailer


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sammich View Post
    I had high hopes for this one, but found it was just tolerable and was just another one of the "stupid things that stupid people do" during an apocalypse type movie.
    RE "Carriers", I thought a couple of scenes in it were brilliant though.

    The father and daughter being left behind was absolutely soul destroying IMHO!
    Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. [click for more]
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