Rate the last movie you've seen

[beat_truck]

Knightriders (1981) 7/10 Sort of George Romero's cross between King Arthur and Easy Rider. Strange and little hard to follow at times, and maybe a little longer than it needed to be, but decent. The motorcycle action was good. Neat to see all of the different actors from Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Martin etc in one movie. It even had a cameo of Stephen King and his wife. Worth mentioning, Patricia Tallman was HOT in this movie. I saw it on Youtube. I liked it enough I am probably going to pick up a copy. There's Always Vanilla (1971) 5/10 George Romero's second and almost unknown film, which was made right after NOTLD. His attempt at a romance movie. Only hardcore Romero fans should bother seeing it. Even he admitted in interviews that it was a mess and probably his worst movie. Although, I thought Season of the Witch was pretty horrible, maybe worse. The most enjoyable thing about it was picking out all the people involved in NOTLD and seeing some of the scenes of Pittsburgh. That and the main female character, Judith Ridley (Streiner) who also played Judy in NOTLD, was fairly easy on the eyes. Also currently on Youtube.

[JDP]

Knightriders (1981) 7/10 Sort of George Romero's cross between King Arthur and Easy Rider. Strange and little hard to follow at times, and maybe a little longer than it needed to be, but decent. The motorcycle action was good. Neat to see all of the different actors from Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Martin etc in one movie. It even had a cameo of Stephen King and his wife. Who was in Creepshow, and so was Ed Harris.

[MinionZombie]

Parkland - 8.5/10 An ensemble cast details the events of 11/22/63 and the couple of days that followed. The opening act - detailing the assassination of JFK (which is handled quite subtly and focused on Zapruder) and the immediate aftermath trying to save JFK's life, the swearing-in of LBJ, and getting the coffin on board the plane - is utterly intense, and in some ways quite harrowing (Jacqueline Kennedy cupping skull fragments and brain matter, kissing goodbye to her just-deceased husband). The film is slickly put-together and moves with a swift pace as it examines the tearing open of a historic wound that has never quite healed in America's psyche.

[bassman]

I don't think I've seen Knightriders.

[MinionZombie]

I don't think I've seen Knightriders. *slap* Sort it out, sharpish. It is fair to say, as beat_truck did, that it's probably a bit overlong (something like two and a half hours IIRC), and it takes on a somewhat ethereal tone - but it's a must-see for Romero fans. Indeed, it's probably his most personal movie. It pretty much sums up his entire opinion of Hollywood vs Indie Film, features an entire roster of familiar names and faces from the Romero world from the Pittsburgh heyday both in front and behind the camera. I've only seen it once at this point, but I must watch it again. It's quite an interesting flick, a little gem that's lesser-known.

[beat_truck]

I don't know that I've seen Creepshow. I MAY have caught it on TV 15+ years ago, but I remember little, if anything about it. I'll have to change that.

[EvilNed]

I don't know that I've seen Creepshow. I MAY have caught it on TV 15+ years ago, but I remember little, if anything about it. I'll have to change that. It's a great film.

[JDP]

I don't know that I've seen Creepshow. I MAY have caught it on TV 15+ years ago, but I remember little, if anything about it. I'll have to change that. Should watch/re-watch it immediately. Great horror anthology film. Also, while you are at it, watch Creepshow 2. Not directed by Romero this time, but he wrote the script (based on Stephen King stories.) Another solid horror anthology.

[beat_truck]

The Crazies (2009 remake) 7/10 Not bad overall. I expected a lot worse, being a remake. I still prefer the original, though.

[EvilNed]

The Crazies (2009 remake) 7/10 Not bad overall. I expected a lot worse, being a remake. I still prefer the original, though. I actually really like the original. But as I understand it, not many "non-Romero" fans do.

[Geordie9]

2/10 , i usually enjoy bad films but this was too bad, little wooden puppets that look like indians killing people, terrible film - - - Updated - - - 6/10

[MinionZombie]

The Trust A crime caper starring Nicolas Cage and Elijah Wood. A brisk and quirky tale of two police officers working in the evidence division, who hatch a plan to steal whatever is inside a secret vault that nobody knows about. Worth checking out.

[bassman]

Not a movie really, but Marvel/Netflix's The Punisher. He was introduced with pretty great results in the second season of Daredevil, but his solo series just goes above and beyond. Daredevil has by far been their best series thus far, but Punisher is now easily the reigning champ of their shows. A really well executed action/thriller/character driven series. Truthfully, it's probably the best action "movie" in recent memory. Probably the best of any Marvel efforts, TV or film. I always knew they could do more in the gore department on Netflix, the character calls for it too, but they went all out. Severed heads, nasty head shots, bodies exploding into an eruption​ of flesh/blood, deep knife stabs/slashes, everything. You name it, they have it. Very surprising for Marvel's usual routine. Bernthal is also a much better actor than when we first saw him in TWD. Of course he's been improving in many films since then, but it really hit me in this show he virtually caries alone just how far he's come from Shane. No more "go on", popping squats, and nervous head rubs, even! Definitely recommend it.

[JDP]

The Autopsy of Jane Doe - 2016: Pretty cool film, creepy & gory. Find out what happens when you try to perform an autopsy on...   a witch! One thing was not clear to me, though: why did she kill the cat? Witches are supposed to love cats.

[Neil]

2/10 , i usually enjoy bad films but this was too bad, little wooden puppets that look like indians killing people, terrible film - - - Updated - - - 6/10