Brad's 2010 Filmtacular

[El Gordo]

Originally Posted by Indestructible

All the horror movies i have seen are like that. I don't even like SAW and The Texas Chainsaw as much as I use to.

Then you're watching the wrong fucking movies. Do you realize that you sound like someone who's heard two death metal bands and says they all sound the same?... Oh wait...

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by Indestructible

I see nothing special about horror films. Five teens go camping and get slaughtered by some insane guy with an axe. That is how I some up all horror movies I see because that is all that goes on in the horror movies I have seen.

Wait, you're serious?

Do you only watch popcorn horror or something? The Wrong Turn trilogy (I know, they made three, what the fuck?!) doesn't define horror movies. And to lump suspense movies in with that too? That's not lack of exposure, that's just plain stupid.

[Indestructible]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Wait, you're serious?

Do you only watch popcorn horror or something? The Wrong Turn trilogy (I know, they made three, what the fuck?!) doesn't define horror movies. And to lump suspense movies in with that too? That's not lack of exposure, that's just plain stupid.

Ive seen a few texas chainsaw films. I saw the first 5 saws, Nightmare on elm street 3(bits and pieces of others), Freddy VS Jason and bits and pieces of Friday the 13th, the human centipede and many others.

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by ravenheart

Do you only watch popcorn horror or something?

Originally Posted by Indestructible

Ive seen a few texas chainsaw films. I saw the first 5 saws, Nightmare on elm street 3(bits and pieces of others), Freddy VS Jason and bits and pieces of Friday the 13th, the human centipede and many others.

You could have just said "yes". It would have taken you less time to type.

[Wizard in Black 666]

Originally Posted by Indestructible

Ive seen a few texas chainsaw films. I saw the first 5 saws, Nightmare on elm street 3(bits and pieces of others), Freddy VS Jason and bits and pieces of Friday the 13th. I have seen other horror films too.

Ever heard of:

George A Romeros "Dawn of the Dead"???

Peter Jacksons "Dead Alive" also known as "Braindead"???
*OK ITS NOT SO MUCH A STRAIGHT UP HORROR MOVIE....But it still kicks ass!!!*

John Carpenters "The Thing"????

Sam raimi's EVIL DEAD.....and EVIL DEAD 2??!?!

Check them out....you might learn a thing or two on what real horror movies are..

[street_burial]

Originally Posted by DethMaiden

Youth in Revolt: Michael Cera playing kinda-not-Michael Cera. Funny, maybe?
Cop Out: Kevin Smith, Tracy Morgan, Bruce Willis...what could go wrong?
Alice in Wonderland: I basically hate Tim Burton, but I'm still weirdly attracted to his films.
Hot Tub Time Machine: The title should have been enough to get me out to this one.
Clash of the Titans: Got bullied by critics into skipping what looked like a pretty fun fantasy flick.

Youth In Revolt: One of Michael Cera's best movies

Cop Out: Had a few one-liners, easy to follow, pretty funny

Alice In Wonderland: sucked

Hot Tub Time Machine: One of the best movies i watched all year. All around hilarious.

Clash Of The Titans: It was absolutely terrible, i wouldnt wish that upon my worst enemy

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by ryan_streets

Youth In Revolt: One of Michael Cera's best movies

Not difficult to achieve.

[DethMaiden]

Hey, say what you will about Michael Cera, but Superbad, Juno, Scott Pilgrim, and Arrested Development are all fantastic.

[street_burial]

Originally Posted by DethMaiden

Hey, say what you will about Michael Cera, but Superbad, Juno, Scott Pilgrim, and Arrested Development are all fantastic.

"Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" wasn't terrible either, it was one of those movies that you got to watch more than once to really appreciate though

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by DethMaiden

Hey, say what you will about Michael Cera, but Superbad, Juno, Scott Pilgrim, and Arrested Development are all fantastic.

I'll give you that one. But it wasn't fantastic because of him.