A few days ago, it premiered on-demand. That's right... this glorious bastard didn't even get mainstream theater treatment, because it's that kind of movie.

Directed by French-extremists Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury, this movie is definitely violent, and takes it takes you all over the place, from homestead havoc, to mental asylum madness, to deranged road trip hijinx, and back to regular ol' Texas Chainsaw Massacres.

It ain't perfect. The movie looks like a nasty piece of ce... Continue »

Time to start preparing.

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•• the black room (2016) new
•• tales of halloween (2015)
••. windmill (2016)
•• frankenstein (1932)
•• bride of frankenstein (1935)
•• deranged (2012) new
•• society (1989) new
•• torso (1973)
•• dark signal (2016) new
•• cult of chucky (2017) new

I was thinking of starting with Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (1922). I was also thinking of watching D@bbe (2006), Even the Wind Is Afraid (1968) and Valerie and Her Week of Wonders (1970) that same day. I will have a lot of time on my hands in October so I hope to see a few great movies.


Anyone have any idea what they are going to kick-off the Oct Challenge with?

I've always had a thing for Time Travel. Always found it fascinating ever since I watched the Back To The Future Trilogy as a kid. And, to me, it's what really makes the Terminator franchise so interesting. Anyone have any underseen recs for the challenge? what are your favorite time travel movies?

Forgot to post this last Sunday so this is for the last two weeks.

Sleepy Hollow High
Cat o' Nine Tails (Blu-ray)
The Slayer (Blu-ray)

1) Watched The Giant Gila Monster (1959). A friend recommended this to me more than a year ago but I just now got to it. A fairly typical example of the low budget US monster genre of its time, with small town teens and the titular reptile. An amusing picture of the wholesome life of its era, the teens like their fast cars and swinging music but they don't drink or smoke or swear or screw or fight or disrespect their elders, the elders are mostly kindly and helpful and even the drunk drivers are... Continue »

You have reached the 2017 Sci/Fi/Fantasy Challenge Progress Spot, so grab your board and hang ten...



Purpose: Watch a lot of Sci/Fi & Fantasy movies, TV and shorts.

Record the minutes of everything you watch for the challenge. The person who watches the most minutes wins!

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Please keep a running total of your progress... Continue »

are we being subliminally drip fed 70s folk for a sinister reason, or just another JD biog on the horizon...

Free Fire - The Old Guitar, Annie's Song, It's Up to You
Alien Covenant, Logan Lucky & Kingsman 2 The Golden Circle - Take Me Home, Country Roads

I seen The Dead Pit a few weeks ago, and to be honest - I wasn't expecting much from it, but I thought it was excellent. It is a dark, gloomy zombie flick that shares some similarities with Hellbound: Hellraiser II - that sense of dread throughout, and the evil doctor! From beginning to end, I found it fairly creepy. I am not sure if anyone else is a fan of it, but I loved it. My vote is 8!

Any thoughts on it?

Another one of those shark movies. Mostly just long winded footage of diving sequences, or people standing around on a boat or on a beach. The usual stock footage of Great White Sharks.

Some bad shark movies like Great White can be quite fun. This one is mostly dull.

When spacebugs colonise the moon and Voyagers are lost in Oriental orbit. When aliens impregnate and ladies gestate no more than an hour then things go sour... then find your skin all twisted and scaly stale in the Pit where Vegan Goblins gob and spit you up...whether be dirty pillows that lead to filthy cushion or shirtless moo cows shuddering cold milk through cosmos sagans... then welcome... ooh! astonishing scrotal ache..... Continue »

I've got a solid list of potential titles. In terms of repeat viewings, I'm gonna revisit some French horror films from the 2000s, along with a bunch of Asian flicks that I haven't seen in a while.

Most of my first time viewings are going to be recent U.S. titles that I need to catch up on, along with my Japanese DVD blind buys and some other miscellaneous stuff.

Looks like the weather in my area is cooling off early this year, which will help me get into the autumn mood a bit earlier... Continue »

Recently, I covered what many know to be the most popular and profitable era in the history of Professional Wrestling. An era which saw the two remaining major promotions in the U.S. go at it in a winner take all blood war which involved a Monday night ratings battle, as well as constant negotiations which, in the beginning, crippled, and nearly killed the then WWF. The seemingly endless thorn in Vince McMahon's side was WCW, and the onc... Continue »

Sure was a fast week.

My copy of Fox with a Velvet Tail came in the other day, so might just watch that tonight. Today at a flea market I picked up Black Rock, The Bye Bye Man and Hiss.

So, recently my parents did that Ancestry.com thing, and got the results, earlier. After decades of being told I'm 1/4 Cherokee, I find out I'm not Native American at all. Possibly a fraction of a percent, if anything. However, it's come to my knowledge that I'm 1% African. Also around half English, too, which was also surprising. If I'm not Cherokee, then, why the fuck do I look like this?

Anyone else ever send Ancestry.com their spit? Anyone ever get any similar surprises?

When dancing... lost in techno space trance. Arms flailing, gawky gravity only brings you down. Then find you snagged on frowns, and so slowly dawns of time... you're jazzing to the bleep tone of a life support machine, that marks the steady fading of the star you call Sun. And when midget midnight sirens lead to blue-flash road-mash. Stretchers, covered heads, and slippy red macadam, and find you creeping 'neath the blankets, to snuggle close a... Continue »

There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call the TrashEpics SciFi/Fantasy Challenge...

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I've never been a big fan of the porno genre, myself. But I think I'm a little less of a fan after watching what I just watched. Although, calling this mess a porno would be a bit of a stretch. What this really is is the pinnacle of unintentional WTF filmmaking. The ultimate abomination from the bottom of the barrel. A film so terrible, only the most hardered of bad movies lovers could withstand it. an unintentional practical joke... Continue »

Anyone enjoy this Japanese Abstract/Horror movie?

I think Fantasy is my favorite girl. I would also put it in Gorgeous, Kung Fu and The Professor too.

Fun stuff.

Howdy folks! It appears we have quite a few new members, so I thought I'd offer a quick tutorial on how to directly post images and youtube vids. Continue »

What a great movie.

Anyone else just really feel this movie on a personal level?

When this movie was screened at Sundance, it supposedly caused people to walk out in droves, many calling it the grossest movie ever made. So, of course, I had to see it. I'm sure most normal people would be disgusted, but I would bet most of the people on this board could handle it.

There are some interesting things going on, but there's barely a plot to speak of. It's basically a random collection of WTF scenes, filled with gratuitous amounts of bodily fluids and general weirdness. It all... Continue »

@der is forcing me to watch The Green Mile now, saying it's an essential viewing. Got me thinking of which King movies/shows I haven't seen. Are any of these good for the sci-fi/fantasy challenge, or the October challenge? What are your thoughts on these?

Apt Pupil
Bag of Bones
Dolores Claiborne
Firestarter
Golden Years
Hearts in Atlantis
Kingdom Hospital
The Langoliers
The Mangler
Mr. Mercedes
Nightmares and Dreamscapes
Rose Red
The Stand
Storm of the Century
Trucks