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4K restauration of The Wicker Man (1973, not the Cage-one) is on sale on iTunes if you’re into classics. Bought it for 6€ yesterday, and gave it a cursory look. Worth it.
It’s the 88 minute theatrical cut.
4K restauration of The Wicker Man (1973, not the Cage-one) is on sale on iTunes if you’re into classics. Bought it for 6€ yesterday, and gave it a cursory look. Worth it.
It’s the 88 minute theatrical cut.
Appreciate the heads-up Hanners, will have a think
Abigail. A group of specially chosen strangers are tasked to kidnap a 12 yr old girl in the hope of sharing a 50 million ransom. They just have to keep her for 24hrs in a large abandoned house and wait for the cash. Horror with a sense of humour and i had a great time with it.
That’s the first positive review of Abigail I’ve seen to date.
My bar is probably lower than most but it’s 84% on Rotten Tomatoes so there must be some others out there
It seems like a lot of fun for me.
Millsy Midsomer was heavily influenced by being fucking shite
Along_the_Wire Always value your opinion Grant.
Even when it’s WRONG
Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead
Two brothers (Philip Seymour Hoffman & Ethan Hawke) decide to rob their parents jewelry store which goes wrong. The story jumps all over the place but is still rather good with few a twist and turns. It also stars the gorgeous Marisa Tomei. 7.5/10
I watched The Wicker Man today. This is not a horror movie, it’s a folk musical.
It’s the movie’s 30th anniversary tomorrow, so we watched the new 4K remaster of The Crow tonight. I was a big fan of all things goth in the 90s (still am actually) so naturally I was obsessed with this movie. It’s got the 90s aesthetics on stereoids, and one of the best soundtracks of all time. The movie hasn’t aged very gracefully, but I liked that it’s so 1994 on this rewatch. The 4K-version also looks fantastic, well worth an iTunes-rental if you too were a fan and won’t mind a bit of a nostalgia here and there. I bought it from there for 4,99 €, rental is 3,99 €. The 4K Blu Ray was a bit steeply priced for this movie at about 30 €.
That Dune coffee table book with Josh Brolin and the cinematographer looks quite tasty. I’d probably invest in that before the blurays, @Homegrove.