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What an easygoing pleasant nights viewing! Actually is wasn't as bad as I thought it would be although it is very brutal and uncomfortable it was also extremely well made. I do think 90% of people on here would class this as disgusting filth with no moral centre but look behind the imagery and there is a need to exorcise many demons of a troubled countries past.
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Garbage.

This is the only film I'm still afraid to see.

This is my second favorite Wes Anderson flick. Something about him is so simple, yet he always knows to make amazing films.

If I were you, I would not go see those movies. Trust me, save your money and wait for Elysium or another good movie coming out.

Likewise.... I was disturbed enough after watching both of the Human Centipede movies. I can't deal with that level of disturbing gore, especially involving babies :(

I watched this and I really enjoyed it as well. It isn't a typical apocalypse film or a typical romance film and it's not perfect or anything but I thought it was better than the average, kind of 5/6 out of 10 ratings it seems to have gotten.

Idk. I HAVE to at least see The Conjuring being a horror fan. I like to see horror movies in the theater even if they turn out to be crud.

I am more freaked out by viewing Antichrist TBH. The DVD has been sat on my shelves for 2 years now and I still haven't watched it.

I started watching that on Netflix and after about 15 mins. I had to shut it off. I will attempt to watch it one day.

Oh man, this movie was so good. I don't know what you wanted from it but it was good enough for me. I get wigged out by exorcism/demonic possession type movies. I think it goes back to growing up Christian and always being dragged to the church every Sunday but man I actually want to a sequel to this movie where we get to see other cases that the two ghost hunters get sent on. I believe you weren't pleased by it because you are an Atheist and always was.

the thing that I really liked about the movie is that they threw in everything that adults are scared of: clowns, creepy ass dolls, possessed kids.

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John Dies at the End (2012)
It falls apart a bit toward the end but I loved this most recent effort from Don Coscarelli. It's unique, wacky, and just the kind of movie that creeps it's way onto my favorites list. If you love movies like Repo Man, Liquid Sky and Buckaroo Banzai the way I do, then this is definitely a movie for you, but it's certainly not a movie for all tastes.


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Machete (2010)
I admire Robert Rodriguez for his DIY ethos but I seldom love his movies. This was the exception. Ball to the walls awesomeness from beginning to end. Loved it.


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Lady Snowblood (1973)
Harsh Japanese revenge movie with gorgeous cinematography that feels at least ten years ahead of its time. This was a heavy influence on Kill Bill and it's very noticeable. Great stuff.


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Haywire (2011)
I tend to have mixed feelings about Steven Soderbergh's movies and this was no exception. The cinematography was gorgeous but the overall mood and the the music that contributed greatly to it was certainly an odd choice. Despite being a spy thriller this entire movie felt very downbeat, even the fight scenes. I still haven't decided whether I like that or not.