...the fully uncut version of course!belldawg wrote:
cannibal holocaust, fuck yer
The Chumbscrubber is a very good film, I had almost forgotten about that one...it would almost have made the list had I remembered it.Ty wrote:
I know that. I also know that the man who wrote the books the films were based on is Alan Duff. I also know that Temuera Morrison played Jake "The Muss" Heke. I know the story and even the characters but for some reason I've never seen the movies.XxRavenxX wrote:
If you watch Once Were Warriors there's a sequel called What becomes of the broken heartedTy wrote:
I've seen six of those on your list, (excluding the two kiwi films Eagle vs. Shark and Once Were Warriors, I really should see those.)
Quite a few of the films on that list are on my "to watch" list.
You should replace "Ringu" with "Ju On". Scariest fucking movie I've seen, no horror has seemed scary since I saw it.
For "cult" films has anyone seen "The Chumscrubber"? I would reccomend it but to be honest I'd only be basing that on other people's reviews. My personal review was that it was one of the most confusing films I've ever seen. The underlying idea was a good one but man there was so much weird shit that got in the way.
Fucking strange film...
The Chumscrubber was okay. I think Brick was somewhat similar, but a lot better.Ty wrote:
I know that. I also know that the man who wrote the books the films were based on is Alan Duff. I also know that Temuera Morrison played Jake "The Muss" Heke. I know the story and even the characters but for some reason I've never seen the movies.XxRavenxX wrote:
If you watch Once Were Warriors there's a sequel called What becomes of the broken heartedTy wrote:
I've seen six of those on your list, (excluding the two kiwi films Eagle vs. Shark and Once Were Warriors, I really should see those.)
Quite a few of the films on that list are on my "to watch" list.
You should replace "Ringu" with "Ju On". Scariest fucking movie I've seen, no horror has seemed scary since I saw it.
For "cult" films has anyone seen "The Chumscrubber"? I would reccomend it but to be honest I'd only be basing that on other people's reviews. My personal review was that it was one of the most confusing films I've ever seen. The underlying idea was a good one but man there was so much weird shit that got in the way.
Fucking strange film...
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Two Hands and Lantana are two other good Aussie movies if you haven't seen them.Jestar wrote:
I'm happy Chopper is on that list.
It's such a great movie, Eric Bana plays him very well.
That film and the way it was made (no Hollywood action or hammy acting) is the only way a movie could have been made about Columbine, one could almost imagine that's what it might have been like that day.GodFather wrote:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363589/
Elephant.
Holey shit, that movie, just thinking about it makes my stomach churn.
The ending with the boy and girl was really, really, really, really FUCKED.
yeah dude, I know, ive seen a LOT of movies. Im not saying the movie was bad, the movie was amazing as far as directing and cameras and character development and the clashing storylines...Braddock wrote:
That film and the way it was made (no Hollywood action or hammy acting) is the only way a movie could have been made about Columbine, one could almost imagine that's what it might have been like that day.GodFather wrote:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363589/
Elephant.
Holey shit, that movie, just thinking about it makes my stomach churn.
The ending with the boy and girl was really, really, really, really FUCKED.
I forgot the ending, and didn't really get it...one of the kids gets shot, then the other goes into the freezer and starts talking to the boy and girl...I barely remember.GodFather wrote:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0363589/
Elephant.
Holey shit, that movie, just thinking about it makes my stomach churn.
The ending with the boy and girl was really, really, really, really FUCKED.
83. Taxi DriverSamTheMan:D wrote:
taxi driver slipped under the rader?
No feggitPoseidon wrote:
83. Taxi DriverSamTheMan:D wrote:
taxi driver slipped under the rader?
failsauce, sam
I'm saying how can a multi-bafta award winning film have slipped under the radarOP wrote:
Some of these films you may have heard of and some of them would not traditionally be called 'cult' but are rather great movies that have slipped under the radar.
no ur a fagetSamTheMan:D wrote:
No feggitPoseidon wrote:
83. Taxi DriverSamTheMan:D wrote:
taxi driver slipped under the rader?
failsauce, samI'm saying how can a multi-bafta award winning film have slipped under the radarOP wrote:
Some of these films you may have heard of and some of them would not traditionally be called 'cult' but are rather great movies that have slipped under the radar.
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