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I am a huge slasher fan especially of the good ole 80's and this film called Pieces starring Christopher George, Susan Day George, Edmund Purdom, and Paul Smith is a classic cheesefest of a good ole slasher flick. You have been acting and dubbing, nudity, awesome chainsaw kills and gore, terrible music, etc..... I use to hate this film as a teenager but in lalmost 20 years now it has grown on me. There's a maked serial killer on...

I posted Salems Lot earlier & still stand by that but The Lost Boys is a close 2nd.

I seriously can't believe there isn't already a thread for this. Not sure when the release date is, but evidently filming recently wrapped on it. LOVED the original trilogy, (not so much part 3), and am really looking forward to this remake!

Quote: Originally Posted by RIP I have Dark Star on dvd but never watched it before. It's actually his first film after film school before Assault on Precinct 13. He actually made it in film school along with Dan O'Bannon who would go on the write the original Alien, Dead and Buried and Blue Thunder as well as directing Return of the Living Dead. They were given a few bucks to film a few more scenes to round it out to feature length...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dawnrazor It's not that good even as a drama. I'm a huge fan of Ferrara but even I have trouble defending this film. Yeah, I mean, it has a lot of bad points. I'm just saying that I don't think it is "the worst piece of shit film ever" that RIP is claiming. It does have a few redeeming features.

Quote: Does anyone remember the film Monkey Shines where a guy is paralyzed and they have trained monkey in which scientists give it drugs to be smarter and to help the guy out and the monkey starts killing people lol? Good movie!

Quote: Originally Posted by jackskellington Is this the movie you're talking about? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2Qe_...eature=related Yep. That'd be it. =D

I kind of figured that the remake sucks. Remakes are here to stay I can only hope the studios at try and make an effort from now on, but I doubt it.

I picked Halloween as my favorite Carpenter film. No one else could've made that movie any scarier than what it was. Everything about thast movie was great: the story, the music, the parts that make me jolt out of my seat; they're all done perfectly.

I voted for the Thing, i would have voted for others if i could've... They Live, is one of my all time favorites, you must have forgoting to add that one to the list....