- This was not very good giant snake flick. 2-3 pretty graphic death scenes and that´s it. Somehow they have managed to get Tangerine Dream to write the end credits tune "Serpents theme" and even that was a bad one. Starring Oliver Reed, Peter Fonda and Kerrie Keane.
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I watched "Deadly Friend" last night...might get banned from the posts...but...I didn't like it I didn't see it as a kid, and find that sometimes makes a big difference...this was my first viewing, so at 36 years old...didn't cut it for me. My wife works til 11 PM tonight...trying to get my little fella to bed for 8 PM, then watch a horror movie...I'll let yas know which one later.
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quote:Originally posted by Ronnie: </font><blockquote><font size="1" face=""Century Gothic", Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face=""Century Gothic", Verdana, Arial">Originally posted by pettyfan: I'm gonna watch Prince of Darkness. I've never seen it--hope it's good. </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face=""Century Gothic", Verdana, Arial">good for you! one of john carpenter's best.
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I saw Deadly Friend as a kid, but that was like 10 years ago.
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Sorry to let you down aTomik...I mean, when I saw that Albert from "Little House On The Prarie" was in it...I thought it would be an instant classic for sure Hee Hee Hee
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Just finished watching the original Frankenstein movie from 1931 w' Boris Karloff. This was an awesome movie with great visuals...really really liked it. Funny...I always thought I had seen this movie at one point or another, but apparently not.
* The Universal Legacy Collections are great...I have Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman, and The Mummy so far...love these classics.
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deadly friend is like, classic 80s horror cheese! i tortured my little cousins with this movie. i think i made everyone i know watch this when i was little. i had recorded the movie off cable.
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I'm such a "Deadly Friend" fan ... I know I wrote about it somewhere in this thread last year. Anyway, I can definitely see why a first time viewer might not see it like others that remember it from the past. I always saw this as an Awkward Creepy flick.
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quote:Originally posted by kevdugp73: Just finished watching the original Frankenstein movie from 1931 w' Boris Karloff. This was an awesome movie with great visuals...really really liked it. Funny...I always thought I had seen this movie at one point or another, but apparently not.
* The Universal Legacy Collections are great...I have Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolfman, and The Mummy so far...love these classics.
I highly recommend checking out The Invisible Man and Werewolf of London if you haven't already done so. My favourites of the old universals.
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At a second hand store today got The Return of the Living dead and Sleepaway Camp part 2 for $4 each...thought that was a pretty good scoop!
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There'll be no morning for us....I need to get The Invisible Man and The Swamp Creature to complete my legacy collection...very nice double disc sets with great packaging. I've never seen the Werewolf of London...I'll have to check that out.
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I watched Orphan. I thought it was good. I bought The Hills Run Red, so I plan on watching it tomorrow night.
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quote:Originally posted by Ronnie: deadly friend is like, classic 80s horror cheese! i tortured my little cousins with this movie. i think i made everyone i know watch this when i was little. i had recorded the movie off cable.
gotta love the new dvd case with the blue finger nails.
Yeah, it really is a great movie. Not for the talent, not for the ending, but for the awesome robot and the warm 80s fuzzy feelings.
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About to watch Halloween 2 (better than the first in my opinion) and The Descent, not an 80s movie, but was told it's really scary.
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BUMP!!! It's that time of the year again! What "scary" movies are you guys watching during the best month of the year? Lost Boys was first up for me. Never gets old!
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