[ChrisMcQueen007]

Yes, this looks very promising!

[maxlevel]

Just started Blood Drive. Holeeee shit. Episode 1 was insane but 2 has totally gone off the reservation

[static14]

Watched Hell Night on Shudder earlier for the first time in at least 20 years. Damn is that score solid as F.

[ScoJo]

Im all over Hell Night, thanks bud- that's one which passed me by.

Following an early morning rewatch of The Blackcoat's Daughter (so good) with:

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A George Pan Cosmatos joint!

[Dollarhyde]

Not completely sure what I'm watching?

Found this oddity randomly on YouTube it's a French 'hippie sci-fi'? But of course the only version I can find is a Japanese dub with no subtitles :D

https://youtu.be/79-VgCCQGNw

Le maitre du temps by Jean Daniel Pollet 1970

Anyone clued up on this craziness @scojo?

Not to be confused with Les maitres du temps.

A budget arthouse flick which has a full on psych jam soundtrack running through it (not watched the whole thing yet) Which sounds very similar to some Tele-music jams (pederson? guiot?). Coincidentally similar to a library LP I posted stating how it couldnt possibly be made for soundtrack use :D.

If anyone can point me to a subbed version that would be cool.

[ScoJo]

Not a clue man.... but banging Gainsbourg-esque psych soundtrack!

[Dollarhyde]

Not a clue man.... but banging Gainsbourg-esque psych soundtrack!

It is pretty banging I will have to snoop the credits and see if the composer's get a mention.
I aim to watch it all. the more I try to find out about it the more obscure it seems to be.

[Bezulsqy]

I found a .mkv copy of Haxan (1922) if anyone is interested (or shouldn't I post something like this here? If so, delete this message :-) )

[deafmetal]

I found a .mkv copy of Haxan (1922) if anyone is interested (or shouldn't I post something like this here? If so, delete this message :-) )

Yes, will send you a pm.

[Jimmy_Mike]

Bez, I’ll hit you up too.

[inksb]

I'm pretty sure HAXAN is finally coming out on bluray from Criterion later this year. I've always want to watch it but it constantly got bumped down the Criterion wishlist during the sales.

[Hatter313]

I'm pretty sure HAXAN is finally coming out on bluray from Criterion later this year. I've always want to watch it but it constantly got bumped down the Criterion wishlist during the sales.

Yes indeed it is, have had their dvd release for years, and it’s a must watch around Halloween. Looking forward to what they’ve done with the new remaster. This phrase gets tossed around a lot, but it really is ahead of its time

[inksb]

As I continue my trek through HK 80's & early 90's action cinema, I arrive at Bullet in the Head by John Woo. I thought I had seen this one but after about 15 minutes realized I was wrong. This is a strange one, it starts off so weird and overtly cheesy, I wasn't really sure what to think about it. But at about the half way point in the film, it starts to take a turn for the dark and the final act is just rough. It's about three childhood friends who grow up in a life of crime but try to make the best out of it, money becomes an issue for them and starts to drive a wedge into their relationship. I'll leave it there but I didn't expect the film to go down the path it did. The action is big and outrageous at times but out of the Woo films I've seen it's my least favorite HK film from him.

[Hatter313]

I’m watching a 1965 TV film starring Leslie Nielsen called “Dark Intruder”. It was the pilot for a show called “the black cloak” that never got picked up, but oh boy is this thing great in all it’s 60s occult tv glory. Nielsen plays a playboy occult detective in 1890 San Fransisco and has some super early lovecraftian references before that really bled too much into pop culture. More importantly, it has a truly awesome period score by Lalo Schifrin that I will now be on a serious hunt for.

Will be doing a double feature with another failed occult detective pilot, Gene Roddenberry’s Spectre, which I’ve also never seen.

[ScoJo]

@Hatterino!

This sounds very much like it ticks a bunch of my boxes! Thanks for the tip

*dons Indy fedora, scurries off in search of...*

[deafmetal]

Finally watched A Quiet Place with the fam. Slowly getting the kid to step a bit more toward horror/thriller. Good times.

[ScoJo]

Immediate follow up with TCM deaf!!

:D

[Bezulsqy]

If my counting is correct this was poliziottesco number 46 of the year for me

Ruggero Deodato's 1976 Uomini si nasce poliziotti si muore a.k.a. Live Like a Cop Die Like a Man
Score by Ubaldo Continiello with songs sung by male lead Ray Lovelock

[Bezulsqy]

one source says this is a poliziesco another says it is not
I found it to be strange, slow and starring Franco Nero and it is Italian and has crime in it.
And apparently the first Italian movie to feature the steadycam.

Tonino Valerii's 1977 Sahara cross
score by Riz Ortolani

[ScoJo]

Ringing in the change of season right now with some autumn films... have a few favourites lined up. No work today so starting off with

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Such a peculiar, beguiling movie suffused with wintry Canadian melancholy (with Gaubert's score doing some heavy lifting) and filled with one surprise after another - really keeps you guessing! Foster is cute and precocious, and there's a genuinely subversive 'why do kids need adults?' theme throughout. The underlying tension about the Martin Sheen character (representing the corruptness and perversity of the power adults have over young people) is genuinely creepy and unsettling. I would love to stage it as a play, would be easy to transpose all the action so that it takes place only in the house.

[maxlevel]

Update on Blood Drive: essential, exhausting. Robocop, Delicatessen, Mad Max, Wolfcopesque metal soundtrack, horrendous acting, surreal campery, muscle cars. Whoever produced this is a pervert

[334578rpm]

Update on Blood Drive: essential, exhausting. Robocop, Delicatessen, Mad Max, Wolfcopesque metal soundtrack, horrendous acting, surreal campery, muscle cars. Whoever produced this is a pervert

I thoroughly enjoyed Blood Drive. There's so much going on. The second half is almost a completely different show from the first half.
I almost can't believe a show like that even got made and put on air, but I'm happy it did.

[inksb]

This one is amazing on all sorts of levels.

[maxlevel]

JC’s Vampires on horror channel. Not seen in forever

[ScoJo]

This one is amazing on all sorts of levels.

This was on the 'Folk Horror' film list right? Any idea why?

Because after watching the trailer, I don't know about Folk Horror but this looks FA.RK.ING INC.RED.I.BLE!!!