[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by tranquility

The Substance with Demi Moore was really good.

I was actually curious about this. Thanks.

[TXSTYLE]

Huge Michael B Jordan fan and Director Ryan Coogler, so I'm in!

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I was actually curious about this. Thanks.

No prb. I was pleasantly surprised.

[Shiza]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Jason Bourne 6 here next year.

C IA just won't let it go.

Fake trailer fellas, it's just a bunch of scenes from the old movies

[Murf the Surf]

Originally Posted by Shiza

Fake trailer fellas, it's just a bunch of scenes from the old movies

I was thinking that when I watched it.

[Murf the Surf]

I have to admit I was disappointed by this. I like Pitt & Cloney together, they have good chemistry but this dragged on and it seemed like they were walking through it. I'm glad I didn't pay for it.

[Fishee]

Originally Posted by Shiza

Fake trailer fellas, it's just a bunch of scenes from the old movies

Goddamn Treadstone...

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Shiza

Fake trailer fellas, it's just a bunch of scenes from the old movies

They're not giving one little thing away.

[Murf the Surf]

Watched Killer Heat last night. I found it very slow moving and predictable. Wasn't something I'd recommend. YMMV.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Murf the Surf

Watched Killer Heat last night. I found it very slow moving and predictable. Wasn't something I'd recommend. YMMV.

I watched it as well. Wish I could get that wasted time back.

[TboneS54]

Transformers One was pretty awesome! I'm not a big fan of fantasy/comic book stuff, but it was really well done and cool to see the origins of OptimusPrime/Megatron.

Deadpool v Wolverine - OK, some good parts, decent jokes, some were shit. Kind of wish Logan was the end for Hugh Jackman, it seemed right, but oh well.

A quiet place forgot the name - Pretty good, I wanted to see how it all started. Didn't care for too much of the human aspect after a while, esp the end. Wanted to see more of the aliens fucking shit up.

[M5Rick]

Great film I'll be watching tonight again, here's some good scenes with the dumb cops going after the wrong people.

''Hey amigo, buenas diaz''

[tranquility]

House of Spoils is not without its flaws but it's something different.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by tranquility

House of Spoils is not without its flaws but it's something different.

It looks interesting.

8 got one for you in a similar vein: What You Wish For.

It is intriguing and entertaining.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

It looks interesting.

8 got one for you in a similar vein: What You Wish For.

It is intriguing and entertaining.

Tx, saw that already, it was really good.

Keep your recos coming, styles. Btw, finished s1 of Those About To Die, tx again.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by tranquility

Tx, saw that already, it was really good.

Keep your recos coming, styles. Btw, finished s1 of Those About To Die, tx again.

Awesome. Since it's October and I like my HORROR, I have the following I'm planning to watch:

ODDITY
SPEAK NO EVIL
HOLD YOUR BREATH
SPIN THE BOTTLE

Salems Lot remake on MAX was decent.

Netflix Anime Series produced by Zack Snyder: Twilight of The Gods is excellent!

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Awesome. Since it's October and I like my HORROR, I have the following I'm planning to watch:

ODDITY
SPEAK NO EVIL
HOLD YOUR BREATH
SPIN THE BOTTLE

Salems Lot remake on MAX was decent.

Netflix Anime Series produced by Zack Snyder: Twilight of The Gods is excellent!

I think I saw those, it's really difficult to make a good horror nowadays. Funny story, I was watching Speak No Evil and was thinking to myself "hey, this looks familiar but I don't remember recently watching anything w James McAvoy". So, it turned out to be a remake of the Danish film. I wonder if I should suggest for you to watch the original first, as they are quite different in some crucial areas. Anyway, tell me which one you like better and in what order you saw them.

[NickyC]

Since it's October, I'll say that "Drag Me to Hell" is perhaps the most fun, corny, funny, enjoyable 90 minutes of Halloweenish fun you can have. Sam Raimi is the man.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by NickyC

Since it's October, I'll say that "Drag Me to Hell" is perhaps the most fun, corny, funny, enjoyable 90 minutes of Halloweenish fun you can have. Sam Raimi is the man.

Evil Dead Rise is another fun Halloween movie.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by tranquility

I think I saw those, it's really difficult to make a good horror nowadays. Funny story, I was watching Speak No Evil and was thinking to myself "hey, this looks familiar but I don't remember recently watching anything w James McAvoy". So, it turned out to be a remake of the Danish film. I wonder if I should suggest for you to watch the original first, as they are quite different in some crucial areas. Anyway, tell me which one you like better and in what order you saw them.

So my wife and I watched the latest See No Evil.

WOW... The writers and directors need to be slapped!

How idiotic and stupid can you make characters? Totally frustrating and just dumb.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

So my wife and I watched the latest See No Evil.

WOW... The writers and directors need to be slapped!

How idiotic and stupid can you make characters? Totally frustrating and just dumb.

Haha, now watch the original and see what I'm talking about.

[M5Rick]

Watched this for the first time last night, here the Sarge is getting the easy going troopers into the right shape before going into unknown territory.