I'm not gonna say I watched some movies last week, but let's just say I watched some movies.
After Death (Oltre la morte) (1989)

• 2/1O
  The Forgotten One (1989)
• 6 or maybe 7/1O for the hot sex
  The Hateful Eight (2015)
• 6/1O, terrible dialogue, pointless story but beautifully composed with an amazing score worked into it. I will watch it again. It should have been a silent movie (I mean, no dialogue).
  Dead Calm (1989)
• 6 or 7/1O. I'm glad I watched it without my girl-spouse. She'd have been all gay for Billy Zane's hotness, only heterosexually.
  toile (1989)

1O/1O
, son of a bitch. Also, better than
Black Swan
. Other IMDb reviewers complain it is too slow.
Celia (1989)

• 7 or 8/1O, disturbing. Didn't know what to expect from it and got the unexpected.
  How to Be Single (2016)
• 1/1O. Its only value is to historically preserve the idea of what a crap movie could possibly be at the time of its making.
  Woman of the Year (1942)
• 5/1O or more, or less. Just a movie.

Out of *****
White Christmas (1954) ***½
Santa Claus: The Movie (1985) ***½
Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol (1962) ****
The Year Without Santa Claus (1974) ***½
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) ****
To All a Good Night (1980) **
Period of Adjustment (1962) ***½
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966) *****
A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (2011) **½
Arthur Christmas ***½
A Christmas Story (1983) *****
It Happened on Fifth Avenue (1947) ****
Holiday Affair (1949) ****
Remember the Night (1940) ****
Home Alone (1990) ****
Home Alone: The Holiday Heist (2012) **
Dennis the Menace Christmas (2007) **
Passengers (2016) ***½
The Astronaut Farmer (2006) ****
A Madea Christmas (2013) **
Point Break (2015) **
Mission to Mars (2000) ***
A Christmas Carol (1951) *****
A Christmas Carol (1984) ****½
Black Christmas (1974) *****
And that is it for Christmas. Tomorrow will bring me back to watching like three movies in a week.

Hi Scott,
Based upon your reaction to Ghost Dog I would say that you have the makings of a Jarmusch fan - and the good news is that his films are remarkably consistent. I like them all and love many of them.
The Bees is actually the film that solidified my admiration for John Saxon. Any actor who can believably deliver some of the dialogue he does here is absolutely awesome. This film is so ridiculous it leaves me feeling giddy afterwards. Love it.
My own week was a lot more subdued although I did see a handful of great and near great flicks:
13)
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad
(1973)
Gordon Hessler
/
5th V. 12/18
/
Rating: 10.0
14)
Gremlins 2
(1990)
Joe Dante
6
/
5th V. 12/19
/
Rating: 8.0
15)
Forbidden Games
(1952)
René Clément
/
FTV 12/22
/
Rating: 8.0
16)
Café Society
(2016)
Woody Allen
4
/
FTV 12/23
/
Rating: 7.0
And I finished the Phoenix storyline in Dark Shadows. Only 15 or so more episodes until Barnabus Collins puts in his first appearance.
This place is the Horror Board. We are supposed to have anarchy here.

Bats: Human Harvest
(2007).
I actually like the first one, on a so bad 'tis good level.
This is a sci-fi pic original, but it's one of the better ones. 6.5/10
Your sarcasm has driven me to idiocy.

Hi Hey_Sweden and Everyone,
Horror (and
fantastique
)- related viewings last week (in
bold
)
A batch from France:
Paradis perdu (Paradise Lost, 1940) - Abel Gance. 9/10
Le seuil du vide (Threshold of the Void, 1972) - Jean-François Davy
. 9/10
Le journal d'un suicidé (Diary of a Suicide, 1973) - Stanislav Stanojevic
. 9-10/10
L'enfant secret (The Secret Son, 1979) - Philippe Garrel. 10/10
La femme qui pleure (The Crying Woman, 1979) - Jacques Doillon. 8/10
Roberte (1979) - Pierre Zucca
. 9/10
Le navire Night (1979) - Marguerite Duras. 9-10/10
New Old (1979) - Pierre Clémenti
. 9/10
Les jours et les nuits d'Eva Blue (The Hidden Vices of Eva Blue, 1979) - Francis Leroi. 8/10
Je meurs de soif, j'étouffe, je ne puis crier (I'm Dying of Thirst, Choking, I Can Not Cry, 1979) - Gérard Courant. 9/10
Photos scandale (Scandalous Photos, 1979) - Jean-Claude Roy
. 5/10
Tapage nocturne (Nocturnal Uproar, 1979) - Catherine Breillat. 8/10
Le rat (The Rat, 2001) - Christophe Ali and Nicolas Bonilauri
. 6/10
Mercuriales (2014) - Virgil Vernier. 8/10
Théo et Hugo dans le même bateau (Paris 05:59: Theo & Hugo, 2016) - Olivier Ducastel and Jacques Martineau. 9/10
3 Dutch directors:
Bezeten - Het gat in de muur (Obsessions, 1969) - Pim de la Parra
. 7/10
Antenna (1970) - Adriaan Ditvoorst
. 8/10
Elle (2016) - Paul Verhoeven
. 8/10
Asaf Avidan's "The Jail that Sets You Free", a song that helps 'Théo & Hugo' find each other:
jd

Forbiden World (1982)
8.5/10

• A little fun '80s underrated horror/scifi movie. The opening scene is just amazing, and the editing is pretty good.
  The Evil Dead (1981) (rewatch)
  10/10
  Evil Dead II (1987) (rewatch)
  10/10
  Army of Darknes AKA Evil Dead 3 (1992) (rewatch)
  8/10
  Evil Dead (2013)
  8.5/10
  (rewatch) - I think it's great, but forgotten horror movie. But anyway, I like how it is too serious horror, dark and it's bloody awesome! The special effects/makeup were freaking awesome, and has absolutely no CGI (if I am right). I think it's the best job they ever did for horror movies since 2000. Very well-done! I thought the actors were all good, and the movie had better cast than Army of Darkness. I think they did very good jobs when they played possessed characters. Of course, it can't be better than the original or Evil Dead II, but I liked it better than Army of Darkness. I originally rated it a 10/10 on first viewing, but after re-watching I gave it a 8.5/10. It's still brutal movie, but it's not the movie that I would watch over and over.
  Non-horror movies:
  Office Chrisrmas Party (2016)
  7/10
  The Night Before (2015)
  9/10
  Final Cut: Hölgyeim és uraim (2012)
  10/10
• Different actors and movies, the same story. This is a masterpiece, and one of the greatest works of art! I'm surprised it has only 1,500 votes on IMDb, more movie fans should to watch it.
  _
  http://67.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lm56tvJqLq1qb9pa3o1_500.gif

To All a Goodnight (1980) - 3/10
Jack Frost (1997) - 4/10

Sauna (2008) 7/10 - This one might be frame to frame the most pensive horror i have ever watched.
intriguing, this is 4th or 5th time I've seen Sauna get some play, adding it to my watchlistthanks!
http://37.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma69fkGNiW1rdutw3o1_r1_400.gif

From best to worst :
Across the Hall (2009) 8/10
Sauna (2008) 7/10 - This one might be frame to frame the most pensive horror i have ever watched.
Deadline (2009) 7/10
I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House (2016) 6/10
The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) 6/10
Beneath the Dark (2010) 6/10
Body (2015) 6/10
The Other Side of the Door (2016) 6/10
The Motel Life (2012) 5/10
The Neighbor (2016) 5/10
Blair Witch (2016) 4/10
Backtrack (2015) 4/10
Grand Piano (2013) 3/10
Alien Abduction (2014) 3/10
Abattoir (2016) 3/10
Lemon Tree Passage (2015) 2/10

Just added Don't open til Christmas to my list. Never heard of that one.
I rewatched A Christmas Story and a bunch of episodes of Rick & Morty.

'Ghost Dog' is a great meditative action film. Killer soundtrack too.
All first-time viewings;
Dawn of the Mummy (1981)
The Escapees (1981)
The Shallows (2016)
Home Sweet Home (1981)
The Wizard of Gore (1970)
009-1: The End of the Beginning (2013)
The Manhatten Project (1986)
31 (2016)
The Wailing (2016)
Rogue One (2016)
Nightmares come at Night (1972)
The Neon Demon (2016)

yes, definitely, just fyi, I have not seen it yet but there's a third movie to complete the trilogy, Embodiment of Evil (2008), by some accounts it's pretty good so fingers crossed that it pops up soon
http://37.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma69fkGNiW1rdutw3o1_r1_400.gif

"Soul" was my first taste of Coffin Joe, but if he's more demented in "Corpse", I'll just have to check it out.

At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964) FTV 5/10 Coffin Joe: If he were any more evil, he'd be running for President.
have you seen Tonight I Will Possess Your Corpse? I favor it over At Midnight. Coffin Joe is more demented if thats even possible
http://37.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma69fkGNiW1rdutw3o1_r1_400.gif

My week:
Unnatural (2015) FTV 4/10 Genetically modified Polar Bear, who you never get a good look at, stalks people in the wild.
At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964) FTV 5/10 Coffin Joe: If he were any more evil, he'd be running for President.

yeah, give it a shot, it's tautly paced and doesn't bog down.
~Alamo
Scoot
210
is
not
my
friend
.
~

Oh, that's why I couldn't find it. Anyway, I may watch it some night. Last Mexican flick I've seen was Alucarda quite a time ago.

dang, I forgot about the other Honeymoon movie, this one is a mexican flick
Luna de miel (2015)
I posted this thread last night about it
http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000024/nest/264512007
~Alamo
Scoot
210
is
not
my
friend
.
~

Wait, which Honeymoon are you talking about? I'm pretty sure there are two films with this title on Netflix, but the one I've seen is from 2014 and is American, and I can't find the other one now (I guess it was actually called Honey Moon).

Primitive (2011) 5/10 -
The Legend of Six Fingers (2013) 3/10
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) 8/10 - more appealing than The Force Awakens but a welcomed addition to the SW saga
Alien Hunger (2014) 3/10
Beautiful People (2014) 5/10
Yanggaw (2008) 8/10 - highly recommended to fans of foreign horror cinema.
Red Billabong (2016) 4/10
Queen of Spades: The Dark Rite (2015) 4/10
Ludo (2015) 6/10 - worth a look for fans of foreign horror cinema. Available on Netflix
She Kills (2016) 6/10 - crazy homage to grindhouse revenge flicks and funny as hell
Headless (2015) 7/10 - gory, bloody, disturbing - it's like a gorehounds trifecta!
Acid Bath (2006) 3/10
Honeymoon (2015) 6/10 - worth a look for fans of foreign horror cinema. Available on Netflix
~Alamo
Scoot
210
is
not
my
friend
.
~

Hey dude. Here are mine:
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)
7/10
: I liked it more for the cast and the set/costume design than the story, which felt more like an introductory piece than something that works on its own right. Still, entertaining enough.
Trois couleurs: Blanc (1994)
8/10
: As awesome as the first of the trilogy. I still need to watch the last entry.
Runaway Jury (2003)
4/10
: Meh.
Insidious (2010)
(rewatch)
7/10
: I reminded it as a generic haunted house flick, but it's actually quite original in terms of mythology and stuff. The sequence in which Patrick's character, in the other side (whose name they gave I don't recall), watches the memory of a woman killing her husband and his lover (?) and then commiting suicide is very creepy.
Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013)
7/10
: Very good sequel.
Såsom i en spegel (1961)
9/10
: Awesome! Some of the best dialogues in any film I've seen, gorgeous-looking and with pitch-perfect acting from all the main cast.
La ragazza che sapeva troppo (1963)
8/10
: Nice film. Convoluted as hell, but still fairly funny and engaging and with impressive imagery. Also, the lead girl is gorgeous, and it's cool to see an young John Saxon.
Onibaba (1964)
8/10
: Deserving of its status of cult classic.