Ohhhhh words can describe how i felt when i finally finished watching the movie. It was so bad when i was watching it the environment of the whorehouse made me want to puke. It was an awful try even for a b- movie. There are b-movies underrated as hell like Carnosaur (1993), The Cellar (1989) which is my favorite b-movie people hated those but i loved them much better than this sh*t. And i watched this movie in a boring winter afternoon and it ruined the whole afternoon. Then i fixed it by watching the much better Thinner (1996). Even for a b-movie fan this movie can't be watched i don't know how i managed to watch that crap.
Reviews
10 Reviews
I'll break your bones one by one and believe me it hurts a lot!
13 September 2014
One of the best films i ever saw it has some very nice and funny quotes like that of Kostas that says ''I'l break your bones one by one and believe me it hurts a lot''. Kostas is the best movie villain ever he can teleport from place to place. Christos his enemy is a son of a bitch and he gets easily killed by kostas. The film has very nice blood effects and it's very very funny because of Kostas' funny quotes and appearance. I saw it for the first time in TV in 2012 and i loved it very much i never stop watching it and laughing again and again. Kostas sadly gets stabbed to the death in the end but he is the best villain ever. Very good movie i love it Top 250 for sure.
Dragonslayer
(1981)
Excellent Dragon movie!
28 August 2014
This is a very good Sword and Sorcery movie. It came out in 1981 at the height of the Dungeons and Dragon popularity. I first saw this movie in the Heritage Park Mall in Midwest City Oklahoma. Paramount released the movie but Disney did the animation and Industrial Light and Magic did the special effects. It's got the most real looking dragon I've ever seen in the movies. It was all done with models and puppets. You can see earlier versions of the effects in "Forbidden Planet" and "The Empire Strikes Back" and "King Kong". The story is set in the dark ages when the Celtic/Roman culture in England was first exposed to Christianity. It's your basic traditional dragon story. They did their best to make the buildings and clothing look authentic to the dark ages. I liked the part where the villagers convert to Christianity and are baptized with full emersion just as was done in the early Church. It's a good family film. There is a brief underwater nude scene and is scary enough that young kids might get nightmares. My favorite quote is "We don't do tests." I have the laser-disc of this movie. It's full screen and the scratches in the film are still there but the sound is good.
Godzilla
(1954)
The Original Japanese Masterpiece!
18 August 2014
A great movie that is a bit underrated it should be at least at the Top 250. I love this film, the effects are brilliant for the time it was mede. It makes it's sequels look silly and goofy in front of it. It has dark atmosphere and a bit of terror. I want to watch it again and again. Showa gamera's nothing in front of this film only Gamera 3 passes it because it has directed in a better way. It's one of my favorite kaiju films. ShodaiGoji is one of the best Godzilla designs ever. It should have been number #2 after Gamera 3. One of my favorite Godzilla films. Legendary's Godzilla is nothing in front of the original Japanese Masterpiece! I hope in the future one film like this will be released again!
Gamera the Flying turtle!
13 July 2014
My involvement the last time with the Godzilla films, on the occasion of the new movie that came out in theaters a few days ago, I revealed another kind of film, a sub-genre in fantasy or science fiction, if you will, that of kaiju. Accurate translation of the term kaiju, is "strange creatures" and has been associated with giant creatures with features usually animal-like. In the kaiju flicks therefore, the case is always simple: a giant creature attacks a city and destroys it, as is most common, two of these creatures fight each other, with one being usually with the side of people. The most famous of kaiju remains until today Godzilla, with dozens of films to his credit, animated series, comic books, action figures and anything else you can imagine. Somewhere in the 90s, Godzilla meets a powerful opponent, who makes his reappearance in the cinema after fifteen years and after a series of films in the 60s and 70s, not particularly successful. The name of the kaiju that soured his omnipotence Godzilla is Gamera. Gamera is a creature that is actually a giant turtle with tusks, which can fly using jet thrusters, shown in place of the rear legs (spiteful say that there is not his legs ...). Gamera never had the glamor of Godzilla but with the trilogy he gained in the 90s, for many is what best in Japanese cinema of kaiju. So I decided to take a look at the Gamera trilogy, starting from Gamera: Guardian Of The Universe. The first encouraging sign, even before the movie was the name of the director, Shusuke Kaneko, who is the man who directed the best of the series of Godzilla movies, I've watched, GMK. Second positive element, very good theme music, we hear from launch title, which exudes a seriousness and "creates" something interesting. And the truth is that the Gamera: Guardian Of The Universe, evolve with interesting and entertaining way. Good action scenes, with high quality (for 1995) special effects and a script, which is more or less the standard kind of movies (it's never their strong point). The first film in the Gamera trilogy entered dynamically in the arena of claiming the crown of the best kaiju film. Remains just under GMK, but we have two sequels to follow, which indeed they have received better reviews than the first part of the trilogy.
The Flying turtle is back!
13 July 2014
After the very good Gamera: Guardian Of The Universe, the same percentages (director - screenwriter) return for the sequel. The surprise is that the sequel is better than the original film in places, but at key points that makes the difference. Here, Gamera must prevent an alien invasion initially fighting with the flock human scale insects and in the process will naturally face the giant creature, which is something like a queen- mother of the flock. All this is within the context of thematic films kaiju. Where different then the sequel of Gamera? In the field of entertainment, the sequel of Gamera, is a cut above the film of 1995. Spectacular shots battles, better effects and slightly darker atmosphere, along with those mentioned above, make Gamera 2 in my eyes, best movie than its predecessor and better kaiju film, along with GMK.
Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris
(1998)
The Best Kaiju film ever!
11 July 2014
I don't like the term that says the finest monster movie since the original Godzilla. Why? They think that the original Godzilla is the best monster movie. I prefer this movie the original Godzilla is a bit boring. And 1954 isn't the best Godzilla movie i prefer Godzilla vs. Biollante or King Ghidorah they're much better. But nothing's better than GIII. No it's not since the original Godzilla this is the finest monster movie. It's the best of the Gamera trilogy. It has amazing effects and amazing monster battles. Gamera looks scarier than the previous 2 movies. The monsters are very big in this one. And i think the Gamera trilogy contains some horror elements. Whatever. The best monster movie ever.
Fright Night
(1985)
One of the best films i have ever seen in my life
5 June 2014
I love this film. Don't you think this is a movie like From Dusk till Dawn. It's a lot better. A very good vampire story. Jerry is my favorite character. I saw the film on the computer at night and i enjoyed it. Very good effects, nice looking vampires and a sense of fun. I think this is one of the best films i have ever seen in my life. It's better than Dracula. This is an all-time classic. I wan't to see it's sequel Fright Night Part II. Jerry Dandridge is the best vampire better than these toothy goblins from From Dusk till Dawn. From Dusk Till Dawn is good but Fright Night is a lot better. I hope the sequel's gonna be good.
From Dusk Till Dawn
(1996)
The Craziest film i have ever seen!
28 May 2014
From Dusk till Dawn is the craziest film i ever saw but it's 99% enjoyable it's so crazy. In the Titty twister fights you see heads bouncing on the ground, vampire bands playing with human guitars and Tom Savini owns a d**k like cannon. This film is so crazy but it's very good. I love it. But i cut it one star because of the vampires they don't even look like vampires they mostly look like goblins. But i love the scene where Tom Savini transforms into a rat like monster this is the funniest scene in the movie. When i saw the scene i died laughing. Really this movie is so bad that it's good. I really love this film. Bad language, bad effects and crazy moments a b-movie in it's best.
Pumpkinhead
(1988)
A Very Good Underrated Gem!
27 May 2014
I'm really sorry for this film. It is so good but most of the critics gave the film very bad reviews. But no the film is not bad it is the best supernatural monster film. Pumpkinhead himself looks better than ever in the sequels he looks so fake, but not in the first the first movie is so good. It's an atmospheric suspenseful horror film about a man seeking revenge for his boy's death by bikers. The film is directed by Stan Winston who worked on Aliens and The Terminator. The film is as good as Aliens and The Terminator but it's very Underrated at the moment. The monster is unstoppable it can't be killed unless you kill it's summoner. I wan't to see this movie again
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