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Nods		#1781	[-]
Posts: 7642 (02/10/10 06:10 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Fat free Internet Remove this ad Well I'm glad that we finally got around to talking about Session 9, great movie though I disagree about the last ten minutes, I think the scene where the guy goes into the asylumn at night and moves into the furnance was the scariest scene in that film. BTW has anyone heard of this film called the Children, its a british film about a group of kids that goes crazy and kills off their parents. (I kid I kid)
2manypixiestix		#1782	[-]
Posts: 15350 (02/10/10 07:27 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Anybody ever seen the British (I believe it was a mini series) about zombies, called "Dead Set"? It was supposed to have been good. '
louie77		#1783	[-]
Posts: 19009 (02/10/10 07:42 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	It revolved around the British Big Brother house, and was actually quite awesome.
cindidindi76		#1784	[-]
Posts: 21736 (02/10/10 10:35 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	WylDawg wrote: I just googled Eden Lake because so many of you keep bringing it up. I totally remember seing the trailer for this. And yeah, those kind sof movies are usually disturbing because they are plausible. But they also usually leave a bad taste in your mouth and make you feel depressed. So I have to see it now. It's not that plausible. I mean, parts of it was, but others was just...not. Too much people being stupid and coincidental crap for me to love it. It was decent though, worth a watch.
WylDawg		#1785	[-]
Posts: 22109 (02/10/10 10:59 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Well I haven't seen it yet to be fair, but by plausible, I mean getting into into a fit with people over a mere inconvenience and the whole thing just spirals out of control. We've all been in a similar situation, and it's not impossible to think that you might piss off the wrong people one of these days. I was at McDonald's once and a friend of mine accidentally bump into a teen. Next thing you know, an employee was screaming to the staff for help and another employee had the cops on the line. There are some really fucked up people in this world. I think teens who didn't get enough love from mommy and daddy could actually be prone to do shit like that. Anyways, I just saw The Last House On The Left tonight (the remake). Pretty hardcore stuff. Worth two hours of your life. One huge plothole that I just can't get passed though is the parents leaving the daughter in the midle of the living room in plain view of the rapists if they ever decide to go in the house. Um, how about putting her on a bed upstairs? The premise was also a bit misleading because they dubbed it as the parents killing the rapists for revenge, when really they were just fighting out of self-defense. Not a big deal though.
2manypixiestix		#1786	[-]
Posts: 15353 (02/11/10 01:11 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Thanks louie. My friend has it so I'm gonna watch it. It's the British system DVD though so I have to watch on my laptop, it won't work on my TV.
Merely		#1787	[-]
Posts: 6888 (02/11/10 01:21 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	WylDawg wrote: I just googled Eden Lake because so many of you keep bringing it up. I totally remember seing the trailer for this. And yeah, those kind sof movies are usually disturbing because they are plausible. But they also usually leave a bad taste in your mouth and make you feel depressed. So I have to see it now. The gore isn't really the reason why it's disturbing. It's the ending. You sympathize with the characters so much, and they give you the most depressing ending ever. After the credits rolled, I just sat on the couch with my hands on my face.
patrickofthewhite		#1788	[-]
Posts: 795 (02/11/10 04:15 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Merely wrote: WylDawg wrote: I just googled Eden Lake because so many of you keep bringing it up. I totally remember seing the trailer for this. And yeah, those kind sof movies are usually disturbing because they are plausible. But they also usually leave a bad taste in your mouth and make you feel depressed. So I have to see it now. The gore isn't really the reason why it's disturbing. It's the ending. You sympathize with the characters so much, and they give you the most depressing ending ever. After the credits rolled, I just sat on the couch with my hands on my face. X
cindidindi76		#1789	[-]
Posts: 21754 (02/11/10 06:19 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	See, I thought the ending was just too coincidental for me to be too disturbed by it. I also thought the characters did some dumb shit, so I didn't sympathize with them as much as I would have. Well I haven't seen it yet to be fair, but by plausible, I mean getting into into a fit with people over a mere inconvenience and the whole thing just spirals out of control. We've all been in a similar situation, and it's not impossible to think that you might piss off the wrong people one of these days. I know what you mean. I was just being vague because you haven't seen it yet, lol.
2manypixiestix		#1790	[-]
Posts: 15355 (02/11/10 06:27 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Fat free Internet Remove this ad I like when somebody survives in the end. Even if they are mentally unstable or permanently freaked out. Just brutaliy ending with more brutality is a bit much for me. oh, and I did watch Dead Set and really liked it. The main TV guy (that was in charge of the big brother show) gave me real (but eviler) Ricky Gervais vibes. Last Edited By: 2manypixiestix 02/11/10 06:29 PM. Edited 1 times.
Buggles73		#1791	[-]
Posts: 28445 (02/14/10 11:01 AM) Kid Hater Reply Quote More Recent Posts	`You'd think it'd be hard to fuck up a werewolf movie starring Bencio Del Toro but somehow....they managed.
AlwaysAwesomeAdam		#1792	[-]
Posts: 5432 (02/14/10 11:18 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	WylDawg wrote: Well I haven't seen it yet to be fair, but by plausible, I mean getting into into a fit with people over a mere inconvenience and the whole thing just spirals out of control. We've all been in a similar situation, and it's not impossible to think that you might piss off the wrong people one of these days. I was at McDonald's once and a friend of mine accidentally bump into a teen. Next thing you know, an employee was screaming to the staff for help and another employee had the cops on the line. There are some really fucked up people in this world. I think teens who didn't get enough love from mommy and daddy could actually be prone to do shit like that. Anyways, I just saw The Last House On The Left tonight (the remake). Pretty hardcore stuff. Worth two hours of your life. One huge plothole that I just can't get passed though is the parents leaving the daughter in the midle of the living room in plain view of the rapists if they ever decide to go in the house. Um, how about putting her on a bed upstairs? The premise was also a bit misleading because they dubbed it as the parents killing the rapists for revenge, when really they were just fighting out of self-defense. Not a big deal though. Ummm, A.) they were frantic seeing their daughter was just shot and close to death. They wanted to rush and put her somewhere. She in addition was cold and they had a fire going so they wanted to keep her warm. B.) It wasn't self-defense. The mother told the guy to go into the living room b/c she was going to try and kill him. The father and the mother then went into the guest house where the other killers were at to kill them. Its not like the rapist tried killing the parents first and the parents fought back. The parents went out of their way to kill the rapist. Pay attention.
AlwaysAwesomeAdam		#1793	[-]
Posts: 5433 (02/14/10 11:20 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	A very good movie though that I enjoyed alot was. I�loved everything about this movie.�
SirCrocodilep		#1794	[-]
Posts: 2835 (02/14/10 11:21 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	When was the last time we really have movies that show rapes... and I mean.... alot of it? Clockwork Orange is only one I can think of.
Miles Edgeworth		#1795	[-]
Posts: 3826 (02/14/10 11:29 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Dude what the hell is the matter with you? good lord man.
Merely		#1796	[-]
Posts: 6929 (02/14/10 12:48 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SirCrocodilep wrote: When was the last time we really have movies that show rapes... and I mean.... alot of it? Clockwork Orange is only one I can think of. Watch Irreversible (French movie).
patrickofthewhite		#1797	[-]
Posts: 797 (02/14/10 01:00 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Uh, I don't know why on earth you'd want to watch a rape, but "I Spit on Your Grave" had about twenty minutes of it.
star jumper		#1798	[-]
Posts: 47486 (02/14/10 01:11 PM) I'm an ugly Yeti King Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The House of The Devil looks interesting. Will defo check it out.
harshaw66		#1799	[-]
Posts: 3554 (02/14/10 01:36 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SirCrocodilep wrote: When was the last time we really have movies that show rapes... and I mean.... alot of it? Clockwork Orange is only one I can think of. Rape is definitely an under-appreciated artistic endeavor. Unfortunately, all the "squares" in Hollywood don't see it that way. Try Hounddog, as well.
Gnarl24		#1800	[-]
Posts: 3086 (02/14/10 02:58 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Fat free Internet Remove this ad star jumper wrote: The House of The Devil looks interesting. Will defo check it out. Will that be released on DVD?

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