Deej & lou movie commentary thread - pick the movie

[bassman]

Say what you will about the character or performance....but I just don't see how the movie could play with all of his scenes cut out.

[DjfunkmasterG]

Say what you will about the character or performance....but I just don't see how the movie could play with all of his scenes cut out. I should re=phrase that. His over the top... I AM AN ANGRY OPPRESSED ZOMBIE scenes were cut, he still does appear, but not in the smart zombie looking really stupid and dragging down a potentially decnet zombie flick sort of way.

[LouCipherr]

Just wanted to future-proof myself in case any of you folks supping on the Land Haterade wanting to poke me with the annoying stick. *grabs annoying stick and pokes MZ* You mean like that? *poke* *poke*

[Trin]

Oh by no means do I thin Night of the Creeps sucked. It is one of my all time favorite B movies. I consider that and Chopping Mall to be my all time favorite goofy horror flicks Chopping Mall is cinematic goodness. So many great ones... Bad Taste Killer Clowns from Outer Space Student Bodies Bubba Ho-Tep, of course

[DjfunkmasterG]

*grabs annoying stick and pokes MZ* You mean like that? *poke* *poke* Hey, friends share... Give me that stick. Hey MZ *POKE* *POKE*

[LouCipherr]

*poke* Apparenty our stick isn't sharp enough, Dj. Got a pocket knife I can borrow?

[DjfunkmasterG]

*poke* Apparenty our stick isn't sharp enough, Dj. Got a pocket knife I can borrow? I have a samurai sword. Will that work? -- -------- Post added at 09:25 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:24 AM ---------- Chopping Mall is cinematic goodness. So many great ones... Bad Taste Killer Clowns from Outer Space Student Bodies Bubba Ho-Tep, of course Chopping Mall is great stuff, as is Bubba Ho-Tep. Can't comment on the others because I have only watched them once each and nothing really stuck with me out of the viewing.

[MinionZombie]

Nevermind all this poking ... re-recorded the Tremors love fest'tary yet? I can poke too.

[Trin]

Can't comment on the others because I have only watched them once each and nothing really stuck with me out of the viewing. You need to take a run at Bad Taste then. It was created by Peter Jackson, who as we all know, went on to make Lord of the Rings. It's just one long ridiculous romp.

[DjfunkmasterG]

---------- Post added at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 AM ---------- [/COLOR] You need to take a run at Bad Taste then. It was created by Peter Jackson, who as we all know, went on to make Lord of the Rings. It's just one long ridiculous romp. I like Dead-Alive aka Brain Dead, and The Frighteners, but otherwise I am not a Peter Jackson fan. Although I may give Bad Taste another looksie ---------- Post added at 09:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:46 AM ---------- Nevermind all this poking ... re-recorded the Tremors love fest'tary yet? I can poke too. Nope... and with a US holiday weekend upon us and my film fest committments this weekend, and Lou's Plans this weekend, it most likely won't happen until June 4/5 or June 11/12 at the earliest. Plus I may have to sue George Romero for copyright infringement. Which will keep me busy (it seems his Blu-Ray release of Survival calls itself Ultimate UNDEAD EDITION and my HD DVD for Deadlands 2 was known as the UNDEAD Edition since August 2009) LOL J/K of course on suing uncle George.

[LouCipherr]

Nevermind all this poking ... re-recorded the Tremors love fest'tary yet? I can poke too. Lol, no, like Dj said, my schedule is a bit out of whack due to the memorial day holiday weekend this weekend. We'll get it done the first or 2nd weekend in June, don't worry. *poke* You need to take a run at Bad Taste then. It was created by Peter Jackson, who as we all know, went on to make Lord of the Rings. It's just one long ridiculous romp. I like Dead-Alive aka Brain Dead, and The Frighteners, but otherwise I am not a Peter Jackson fan. Although I may give Bad Taste another looksie Oh dear GOD no! I've seen both Bad Taste and Dead-Alive, and lets put it this way - I've only seen Bad Taste once, and the copy I had of Dead-Alive that my mother-in-law gave me one year for my b-day? Well, Dj has it now because I couldn't give it away fast enough. How he went from making movies like that to Lord of the Rings is beyond me. The only Peter Jackson flick I like is The Frighteners. Oh, I did like his cameo in Hot Fuzz, even if it was just for a few seconds.

[bassman]

How he went from making movies like that to Lord of the Rings is beyond me. The only Peter Jackson flick I like is The Frighteners. WORD. Jackson's best flick yet, imo. Highly underrated. I love everything about this movie. Those walking fairy flicks can go fuck themselves. His King Kong was decent, though. Definitely better than the 78(?) version...

[LouCipherr]

[SIZE=1]Plus I may have to sue George Romero for copyright infringement. Which will keep me busy (it seems his Blu-Ray release of Survival calls itself Ultimate UNDEAD EDITION and my HD DVD for Deadlands 2 was known as the UNDEAD Edition since August 2009) LOL J/K of course on suing uncle George. Was I not the one who said the poster looked like a direct ripoff of the DL2 poster? Zombie chick and all? Now this "undead edition"? Me thinks someone is watching you closely. WORD. Jackson's best flick yet, imo. Highly underrated. I love everything about this flick. Those walking fairy flicks can go fuck themselves. His King Kong was decent, though. Definitely better than the 78(?) version... "Michael J Fox was the BOMB in Frighteners..." "Word, bitch. Frighteners like a motherfucker!" *virtual high-five* The problem I had with King Kong was the length. 3 hours was WAY too much. Spend 20 minutes on the boat, 20 minutes on the island, then give KK a hour to rip new york city to shit. Movie over in under 2 hours. Done.

[MinionZombie]

*joins in on the M J Fox high five festival* I love The Frighteners. I also love Jackson's earlier work, and his huge budget epic work. I rather enjoyed his King Kong - a big, blubbery, good-looking epic. I found myself charging through it quite well. I assumed the running time would drag, but amazingly me and my Dad charged through it in one evening (we had been going to spread it out over two nights, but it flew by nicely). Bad Taste, while I've only seen it once, is proper indie filmmaking and good stuff. Meet The Feebles, which followed, is a creepy-ass movie in one way, and nutso in another ... I've seen that twice now. Braindead aka Dead Alive is an utter gore classic - how anyone can't dig that movie is beyond me - I've seen it multiple times. Never saw the one he did with Kate Winslet and that chick from Two And A Half Men, one day perhaps ... The Frighteners, which I've also seen many times, is tip-top fun. Then, yes, The Lord of the Rings. I've seen each movie at least twice, or even three times, and have the extended 4-disc DVD packages for each flick. Haven't seen then in a long old while, but when I'm feeling the vibe again I'll dig them out. Amazing how the first is almost a decade old!

[LouCipherr]

psssst, hey, MZ... found a smiley for ya: Yeah, The Frighteners is one of those movies I always stop on if I'm flipping the channels and come across it. There's just something so entertaining about that flick.. I think some of it has to do with R. Lee Ermey too.. love that dude. "There's a piece of dirt up here with your name on it, Bannister! I'm waitin' for you, you little maggot! "