While it fails as an Exorcist sequel, it is an interesting film. I have a lot of thoughts about it.
The way that Boorman used the characters and story of The Exorcist for his own purposes reminds of Val Lewton fooling the RKO executives about CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE. I doubt Exorcist 2 was the film Warner Brothers was expecting.
Oh Akyroyd was eyeing that shiny sucubus up the whole time they were shooting. Completely wasted on his bathtub vodka! Now that I think about it, Akyroyd and Murray probably Eiffel Tower'd that toaster!
Scanners (1981)
ReplyDeleteWatched for head explosion, stayed for synth
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Horror movies: Making shit up about computers
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Can Twitter's nervous system be scanned away?
Beaten by faulty Wi-Fi connection at work! :'(
DeleteTHE EXORCIST 2: THE HERETIC (1977, dir. John Boorman)
ReplyDeleteThe power of Pazuzu compels you...watch.
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Not a big surprise after seeing Zardoz.
When, oh when will Patrick humor me and JB and make this a #SMM commentary track viewing? It's just begging for one! :-)
DeleteWhile it fails as an Exorcist sequel, it is an interesting film. I have a lot of thoughts about it.
DeleteThe way that Boorman used the characters and story of The Exorcist for his own purposes reminds of Val Lewton fooling the RKO executives about CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE. I doubt Exorcist 2 was the film Warner Brothers was expecting.
Philippe Mora's HOWLING II:... YOUR SISTER IS A WEREWOLF (1985, 81 min.) on Amazon Prime with Patrick Bromley & Heather Wixson's FTM Commentary Track.
ReplyDeleteHeather's favorite movie? "Horror Chick" moniker revoked!
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Christopher Lee = skyscraper. Reb Brown = sewer. BOOBS!
Tobe Hooper's INVADERS FROM MARS (1986, 100 min.) on Amazon Prime with Patrick Bromley's FTM Commentary Track.
ReplyDeleteRIP James Karen. Say "Hi" to Tobe.
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Nurse Ratchet swallowed my spirit animal, nooo!
Lawrence Kasdan's DREAMCATCHER (2003, 134 min.) on Netflix Instant for the first time.
ReplyDeleteAlien invasion movie interrupts explosive diarrhea commercial.
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"Dogma's" Shit Demon was more realistic. SNOOCH!
It can get very extraordinary information. Thanks for sharing color switch and little big snake
ReplyDeleteThe Chase (2017):
ReplyDeleteSerial Killer Slowly Kills Senile Koreans, Fun!
Evil Dead (2013)
ReplyDeleteMissed opportunity to play Slayer’s Raining Blood
Vamp (1986)
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to the sexy hot vampires?
Evil Dead (2013)
ReplyDeleteMissed opportunity to play Slayer’s Raining Blood
Absolutely
DeleteVamp (1986)
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to the sexy hot vampires?
Ghostbusters 2 (1989)
ReplyDelete"So Dan Akyroyd definitly fucked that toaster?"
I thought it was Egon who suggested he slept with it.
DeleteOh Akyroyd was eyeing that shiny sucubus up the whole time they were shooting. Completely wasted on his bathtub vodka! Now that I think about it, Akyroyd and Murray probably Eiffel Tower'd that toaster!
DeletePhantasm: Ravager (2016, dir. David Hartman)
ReplyDeleteWould make good double with Bubba Ho-Tep.
The Howling (1981)
ReplyDeleteCoulda been better, no space skeletons hurts
Lady Death (2004)
ReplyDeletePrepare for war! Don your battle bikini!
Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)
ReplyDeleteWitches, Nazis, bratty kids equals horror movie.
Hocus Pocus (1993)
ReplyDeleteIs Sarah Jessica Parker just playing herself?
Rob Zombie's Halloween II (2009)
ReplyDelete2018 didn't ignore this sequel at all
Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978, Dir. Philip Kaufman)
ReplyDeleteDonald, that moustache is a real scream.
The Funhouse (1981)
ReplyDeleteWe should've just gone to the movies.
And then stayed in the movie theater ALL NIGHT.
DeleteThe Invisible Man (1933, dir. James Whale)
ReplyDeleteMovie's flaws are INVISIBLE.
*Holds for laughter*
Tales of Halloween (2015)
ReplyDeleteTown has one TV and radio station.
City of the Living Dead (1980)
ReplyDeleteMouth stuff really made me gag stuff
Black Sabbath (1963)
ReplyDeleteSome Bava scenes with a nice chianti
Innocent Blood (1992)
ReplyDeleteVampire Don Rickles, scariest thing this month.
Psycho (1960)
ReplyDeleteNow with no Vince Vaughn jerking off
Bad Moon (1996)
ReplyDeleteBad effects, bad acting, bad script, badass!
KING KONG (1933)--With the Ronald Haver commentary as suggested by JB!
ReplyDeleteKrazy, kool, kompletely killer, King Kong kommentary!
Ravenous (1999)
ReplyDeleteFuck, Robert Carlyle is good in this.
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
ReplyDeleteThey said it was fine. It was.
Scary Movie (2000)
ReplyDeleteNot really horror. More like psychological thriller.
Housebound (2014)
ReplyDeletePSA asks Kiwis to improve dental hygiene
House on Haunted Hill (1999)
ReplyDeleteWhy can’t houses and hills get along.
The Ninth Gate (1999)
ReplyDeleteDepp really gets screwed by the devil.
Bad Moon (1996)
ReplyDeleteThose dang Amazonian werewolves are real cockblockers
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Uincle Ted, Thor, a real handsome Pare.
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Did Mariel's dad Earnest write this? Yes.
Screamers (1995)
ReplyDeleteTremors meets The Thing meets Aliens. Neat.
Bad Moon (1996) Middle
ReplyDeleteSeems like this situation's gonna get...hairy.
Hemingway's single mom fashion off the chain.
Bad Moon? Don't blame the moon. Jeez.
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954, Jack Arnold)
ReplyDelete#ScaryMovieMonth highlight: Julie Adams swimming in 3D.
Bad Moon (1996) Minute 47
ReplyDeleteThose are Michael Pare's real journals, right?
James Rebhorn + Xander Berkley = conman salesman guy
Bad Moon (1996) Minute 58
ReplyDeleteTerrific corner of eye acting by Pare.
Also not first doghouse he's pissed on
Late Phases (2014)
ReplyDelete.... could never stomach all the damn werewolves
Hellions (2015)
ReplyDeleteIs it a review or dream sequence?
Bad Moon (1996) Conclusion
ReplyDeleteThor's got my vote for the Avengers
Mariel Hemingway's eyebrows deserve their own credit
Best watched slow sipping some afternoon bourbon
Bad Moon. Good dog. Great fuckin movie
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010)
ReplyDeleteHospital scene warms you heart and soul.
Hatchet III (2013)
ReplyDeleteHeads crushed by foot outnumber any hatchetings.
Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)
ReplyDeleteMaybe blasphemous, but I kinda prefer this...
Hocus Pocus (1993)
ReplyDeleteMe am to Monster Squad, as Wife...
City of the Living Dead (1980)
ReplyDeleteY’all, Fulci is fuccccccckkked uuuuuuuppp
Re-animator (1985 Stuart Gordon)
ReplyDeleteThe real dangers of drinking Mountain Dew
Terrifier (2017)
ReplyDeletePennywise would have nightmares about this clown.
Sinister (2012)
ReplyDeleteCautionary tale for writers getting into film.
Friday the 13th (1980)
ReplyDeleteOne degree of separation for Kevin Bacon
Urban Legend (1998)
ReplyDeleteJared Leto less embarrassed by Suicide Squad.
Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
ReplyDeleteFunny, she doesn't look druish to me
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ReplyDeleteCreepshow (1982)
ReplyDelete"Get Bernie Sanders his goddamn cake Bedeila!"
It’s the Great pumpkin Charie Brown
ReplyDeleteBest Halloween movie/special ever made.
John Carpenter’s Vampires (1998)
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer Ghosts of Mars.
Basket Case (1982)
ReplyDeleteWant sitcom spinoff titled "That's Our Belial."
The Midnight Hour (1986)
ReplyDeleteHow Soon Is Now slow-mo wine orgasm.
Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
ReplyDeleteWe have such CD's to show you.
Nice! :-)
DeleteIT (2018)
ReplyDeleteSound mixing, when inter-dimensional clowns aren't enough.
Pet Sematary (1989)
ReplyDeleteThird time is gonna be the charm.
The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (2018)
ReplyDeleteSeason Two: She's crazy, now Emma Roberts.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Dir. Wes Craven
ReplyDeleteGiant cat or tiny trolley? VOTE NOW!
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
ReplyDeleteJulie James your boyfriend is a Prince.
Mandy (2018)
ReplyDeleteHasn't everyone had a bathroom vodka breakdown?
14 Cameras (2018)
ReplyDeleteMen as gross on inside as outside
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
ReplyDelete"Paper or plastic, sir?" Jason chooses burlap.
John Carpenter's The Fog:
ReplyDeletePriest dies with renewed faith in leper pirates.
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ReplyDeleteJohn Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness:
ReplyDeleteTrust me: funnier the second time around.
Bram Stoker's Dracula:
ReplyDeletePlayed side-boob drinking game, awoke in hospital.
Return of the Living Dead, Part II (1988)
ReplyDeleteEmbrace the comedy, don't OVER EMBRACE it.
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ReplyDeleteKiller Klowns from Outer Space (1988)
ReplyDelete*Dean Wormer voice* "Damn you Klown House!!!"
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Patrick's right, that Dickies track really slaps
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Hey Vern, these Trolls look familiar, knowwhatImean?
Basket Case 3 (1991)
ReplyDeleteA bonkers mess that should be seen.
Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954)
ReplyDeleteLucas delivers the final blow. Yeah, Lucas!
Scream 3
ReplyDeleteNot great, but better than its reputation.
The Witch (2015)
ReplyDeleteThen God said to Abraham,"chop wood!"
Black Christmas (1974)
ReplyDeleteReally impressed by this one, great camerawork!
Wasp Woman (1959)
ReplyDeleteFilm’s Motto: Death where is thy sting?
Beautiful!
DeleteWrote about this with Jerem and Brett a while back: http://www.outsidetheframe.co.uk/?p=536
DeleteQ The Winged Serpent
ReplyDeleteI wonder what winged serpent tastes like.
Bride of Frankenstein (1935, dir. James Whale)
ReplyDeleteWhale: The best filmmaker of the 1930's.
The Crow (1994)
ReplyDeleteAnnual watch. Breaks my heart every time.
Motel Hell (1980)
ReplyDelete...never ask how the sausage is made...
Curtains (1983)
ReplyDeleteThe cover art is much more entertaining
Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (1993) - SPOILER ALERT
ReplyDeleteExactly when did Jason discover his sister?
The Old Dark House (1932, dir. James Whale)
ReplyDeleteFive out of five potatoes, would recommend.
The Orphanage (2007):
ReplyDeleteBuffy episode, Malevolent, This. Orphans gotta spook.
Fright Night (1985):
ReplyDeleteDear self: watch Fright Night more often.
Shutter (2008):
ReplyDeleteA whole new level of relationship counciling.
Tremors (1990):
ReplyDeleteIt's my comfy blanky and my pajamas.