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someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
I did apologise
Scrub that. Don't think this is it
Sorry if anyone got excited
I saw that film at the Scala cinema in Kings Cross and the title then was Devil Times Five. It was terrible.
Peopletoys is a 1974 American film directed by Sean MacGregor and David Sheldon (uncredited).[1]
The film is also known as Devil Times Five (American reissue title), Tantrums (United Kingdom video title) and The Horrible House on the Hill (American reissue title).
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I bet loads of girls went to see it though because of Leif Garrett, although he was probably a bit too young then
He wasn't a famous pop star then, so they wouldn't have. He was a child actor in crappy Z-movies films like that one.
I fancied Mr Spock. The tastes of weirdo young gay boys eh.well that's what I meant when I said he was probably a bit too young then
My friend fancied him. She fancied Andy Gibb as well. The tastes of young girls eh
Set in Middle America, a group of teens receive an online invitation for sex, though they soon encounter fundamentalists with a much more sinister agenda. (88 mins.)
Red State. I thought it was rubbish.
The problem with Cid's first film is that there are lots and lots of films where a group young people get bumped of by another group of people who have different values, so you will find many films like it. If it exists, you will need to have seen it to figure it out, rather than to go by a synopsis which you've found on Imdb. It's the beginning in the park and the fact that there apparently is some sort of anti-capitalist motive for the killings which distinguishes it from loads of similar films.
Traumatized by her mother's death, young Susan is becoming possessed by the same demon that possessed her mother before she died... (96 mins.)There's a bit of hand action going on, but it's not the thumb to finger bit, and there's a part in a churchyard
Looks right shit, and it's American
Red State. I thought it was rubbish.
The problem with Cid's first film is that there are lots and lots of films where a group young people get bumped of by another group of people who have different values, so you will find many films like it. If it exists, you will need to have seen it to figure it out, rather than to go by a synopsis which you've found on Imdb. It's the beginning in the park and the fact that there apparently is some sort of anti-capitalist motive for the killings which distinguishes it from loads of similar films.
I bet loads of girls went to see it though because of Leif Garrett, although he was probably a bit too young then
I think the film Cid is talking about (with group of friends and anarchist shenanigans) is maybe Dead Babies
Ratatouille II?I’ve just searched for ‘film ID’ as a thread title in this forum, and there are upwards of 50! So not to give pogofish a heart attack, I thought I couldn’t possibly not use one of them for my query. Apologies to anyone who started one of the others and might feel hard done by.
Many years ago, during one of those pleasant Saturday nights in with some mates when you stay up all night getting shitfaced and talking all kind of bollocks, I am sure I recall a friend telling me about a certain intriguing film. IIRC, the premise was about a socially awkward guy living in a rat infested apartment block who catches one of them and instead of killing it decides to spare its life.
Man and rat develop a deep bond, with the human looking after the rat and giving it and others in the colony food and whatnot. Until the man unexpectedly gets a girlfriend for the first time in his life, and when she moves in and sees rats running free about the place, she kills the first one she manages to hit, which happens to be the female mate of the rat that has made friends with the guy. In addition she also gets the guy to turn against the rest of the colony and convinces him to try to get rid of them. Which results in a vicious fight to the death between the former friends.
Does this ring any bell with anyone? Allow for some minor inaccuracies in the details…
Willard (1971), which is good fun, starring a young Bruce Davidson.I’ve just searched for ‘film ID’ as a thread title in this forum, and there are upwards of 50! So not to give pogofish a heart attack, I thought I couldn’t possibly not use one of them for my query. Apologies to anyone who started one of the others and might feel hard done by.
Many years ago, during one of those pleasant Saturday nights in with some mates when you stay up all night getting shitfaced and talking all kind of bollocks, I am sure I recall a friend telling me about a certain intriguing film. IIRC, the premise was about a socially awkward guy living in a rat infested apartment block who catches one of them and instead of killing it decides to spare its life.
Man and rat develop a deep bond, with the human looking after the rat and giving it and others in the colony food and whatnot. Until the man unexpectedly gets a girlfriend for the first time in his life, and when she moves in and sees rats running free about the place, she kills the first one she manages to hit, which happens to be the female mate of the rat that has made friends with the guy. In addition she also gets the guy to turn against the rest of the colony and convinces him to try to get rid of them. Which results in a vicious fight to the death between the former friends.
Does this ring any bell with anyone? Allow for some minor inaccuracies in the details…
Willard (1971), which is good fun, starring a young Bruce Davidson.
There also was a 2003 remake, which is the rare remake to improve on the original, Crispin Glover is great in this. One of the more underrated (and underseen) horror films of the last couple of decades.
The original film a also got a 1972 sequel called Ben, which is rubbish and is best known for its theme song by Michael Jackson (used to great effect in the Willard remake)
U-Turn?Is there anything about films you don't know Reno? Nice to see you back.
Here's one that's lightly bugged me for years (I think due to some striking cinematography) and will likely stretch the limits of vagueness of clues. I think it was in french, and thus either french or a french/canadian co-production, glimpsed probably on BBC2 at some point in the mid-90s. I can't even remember much of the plot - but I think it revolved around Young Well To-Do Lass falls for Bloke from Wrong Side of the Tracks (Possibly an Ex-Con). It had a contemporary setting, and I seem to remember a strong cyan'n'orange colour cast to the scenes which probably puts it being made in the point in the early 90s when this started becoming fashionable. At some point his and her high-tailed it from france to (I think) canada, and there's a scene in some sort of roadside diner where they're accosted by a group of men at another table; one man in particular I remember very strongly as he was wearing either welding goggles or snow goggles - the circular sort that have cups for the eyes. There's a few other scenes from it that keep popping in to my head - those of the boat journey to canada, and a scene outside a prison where I think the Bloke might get shot, but it's all tenuous as fuck. No, I've no idea who the actors were and don't ever recall seeing them in anything else again, ever
There've been several late-night IMDB and other binges, but so far I'm no closer to figuring it out and I'm beginning to wonder if I've been mis-remembering it all these years.
I posted this on the Frames thread but Epona reckons it should be here (Thanks)
OK Urban movie experts I am looking for the title of a Sci-Fi movie that was about a billion year old alien artifact that landed in Mongolia and was investigated by a group of fairly stereoptypical humans (free thinking hippy scientist, rigid military types, woman with unhappy past etc). It was a short title possibly only one word.
I have no other information about it other than I am sure I have seen it (on telly) and it is probably less than 20 years old.
Nope it wasn't that, the artifact was a giant cone shaped thing balanced on its pointI just posted on the other thread to suggest Annihilation which starred Natalie Portman who's husband had died/disappeared investigating the same alien thingy
Nope it wasn't that, the artifact was a giant cone shaped thing balanced on its point