Originally posted by riv6672
^^^The music is done so well, I really don’t notice it, which is a compliment.
But yeah this movie’s a family favorite.^^^Isnt there a Ray Stanz cameo in this?
I’ve heard the Casper movie was set in Ghostbusters universe.
Yes indeed. Dan Aykroyd does show up in character briefly.
Should have done more with it, though, because the movie is pretty lame.
Nightbreed 1# 10/10
I've seen the cover since I was younger and have never watched this movie before. My first impression was that it was entertaining and has a lot of elements that could carry it into a trilogy. Clive Barker really is a phenomenal visionary, I enjoyed this.
I would have loved to see more carnage and blood. I think some of the creatures were more human than the humans.
Self/Less (2015)
From director Tarsem Singh, whom I'm a fan of, so I've been meaning to sit and watch this for a long time. I rather enjoyed it. It's very scripty, a very by-the-numbers script, so perhaps a bit predictable, but that's not necessarily a bad thing to me. I found it quite enjoyable and well done, as his stuff generally is. Solid performances all around, even the little girl seemed very true to life. At least a solid 8/10.
Originally posted by rudester
Nightbreed 1# 10/10I've seen the cover since I was younger and have never watched this movie before. My first impression was that it was entertaining and has a lot of elements that could carry it into a trilogy. Clive Barker really is a phenomenal visionary, I enjoyed this.
I would have loved to see more carnage and blood. I think some of the creatures were more human than the humans.
Was this the directors cut?
Under Silver Lake. There are many movies with the same name, this one stars Andrew Garfield.
Under Silver Lake 10/10
This movie is brilliant. I've never seen anything like it. It reminds me of a few movies with the best parts put together. If you have OCD or are paranoid, this movie is for you. A mystery over a mystery over another mystery, brilliant.
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Self/Less (2015)From director Tarsem Singh, whom I'm a fan of, so I've been meaning to sit and watch this for a long time. I rather enjoyed it. It's very scripty, a very by-the-numbers script, so perhaps a bit predictable, but that's not necessarily a bad thing to me. I found it quite enjoyable and well done, as his stuff generally is. Solid performances all around, even the little girl seemed very true to life. At least a solid 8/10.
This is literally the first time I’ve ever seen anyone mention it online.