I just finished watching the FX series "Louie". It was 5 seasons, short episodes, pretty funny overall. He plays himself (but not really himself, as in he's got a different "family" in the show, apparently), he lives in New York, and he sucks. He gets laid, but it never lasts. That's why it's funny though, because his life is one unfortunate event after another.

His not-really love interest is Pamela Adelon (Runkle's wife in "Californication"), and she is spunky. Short and sexy. Notabl... Continue »

Planet of the Swine.



https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bullets-of-justice-part-two-horror#/

Holy hell, this show is good. I'll try not to say much because as to avoid spoilers, because this show can have a big impact if you let it. This fifth and final season is blurring the lines of a remake here, and it's got me giddy like a school girl.

This show is awesome.

Freddy Kruger's last stand vs. the same of Michael Myers.
By now, I'm fully aware that most people don't respect the final Halloween entry.



But don't you people at least appreciate it more than the New Nightmare?



Both films are about an unstoppable killer getting mass publicity
(there's the connectio... Continue »

I was rewatching episodes of The Angry Video Game Nerd (yes, I'm hooked) and I came across his video on The Berestain Bears games. He stated in the video that he remembered it as being Berestein, and that's how I remember it as well. It seems as though evidence points it to always being Berenstain. I vividly recall it being Stein not Stain as a kid.



There are entire theories dedicated to The Berenstain Bears, and the Mandala Effect, along with o... Continue »

Rather enjoyed The Sect (1991) last night. After his fun but blatantly flawed The Church, it shows Michele Soavi on the cusp of greatness. A rather standard, predictable set up in which a young school-teacher is entangled with murderous Satanists with a messy, slightly annoying cap off (though there's a possibility of the very final moments being somewhat inspired if only they were a little clearer) and one of Pino Donaggio's lesser scores. But full of delights too. From the outset, spurts of st... Continue »

Female Trouble
Pink Flamingos
Multiple Maniacs
Polyester
Desperate Living
Serial Mom
Hairspray
Mondo Trasho
A Dirty Shame
The Diane Linklatter Story
Cecil B. Demented
Cry-Baby
Pecker

Who is Josh Suire? Unfortunately, not nearly enough people know the answer to that question. Unfortunate because those who are unaware of this comic genius are seriously missing out. To know who Josh Suire is, first, one must know who Chris Seaver is. Seaver is one of the few remaining micro-budget filmmakers whose work really stands out. A comic genius in his own right, Chris Seaver is known for some of the weirdest, craziest, not to mention und... Continue »

We were told it would never happen. We were told it wasn't possible. We were told it was just too expensive to even consider. Then again, we were all told, at one time or another, to never say never. And after years of John Waters insisting in interviews that a dvd/blu-ray release of Multiple Maniacs wasn't in the cards, well, there you go. Never say never, John.

https://trashepics.com/dump/file/9/127dc68740b36a09cca03a7dc71cc529.jp... Continue »

I was at my father's place for a few days, visiting him and some cousins who were also there. I had a couple things I wanted to post here, but A.)I didn't have my password with me, to log on, and B.)my cousin's kids were keeping me too busy for me to sit down quietly for five minutes anyway.

I think I might have forgotten something I wanted to post here, but, this is something that I wanted to post. I always think of these scenes on Easter. I like the way the little girl looks at Ethan Sup... Continue »

The end of the Stephen King short story The Mist is NOTHING like the ending of the movie. So, if you want to say something here about the ending of the movie, OK, but that's not what I'm talking about right now.

In the short story, the main character (played by Thomas Jane in the movie) hears the word Hartford on their car radio, as they are driving away from the supermarket. If you lived in New England, like Stephen King, you would know that that means Hartford, Connecticut... that's a l... Continue »

I'm watching Fight Club, and I keep thinking of characters from other movies whom it would be funny, or interesting, to see walking purposefully down the street, in a movie, with Fight Club music playing.

Aragorn, from LotR, is the first one I thought of. Also, Candyman... not sure why that strikes me as funny... maybe because of how he dresses? Also, Randall Flagg... The Tall Man... Chucky... maybe Ken Foree in DotD1978... does this idea even make sense to anyone else, and if it does, w... Continue »

So, in Primal Fear (1996):
Richard Gere is recapping what has happened, walking out of the courthouse or jail.
He realizes the mistake he's made, feeling like a fool (which is appropriate), but suddenly stops right before crossing the street.

Call me a dunce, but I never saw a point to the ending (at all).
Unless I remember it wrong, and he stops because of the revelation/confession.
But this doesn't make any sense, since it had already happene... Continue »

A random topic. If you like music, share it here.

I watched this for the first time last night. I went into it having no idea what it was about. I mainly watched it for Bill Paxton. Anyway, I have some problems with the ending.

I thought the movie was great when it was about a demented lunatic having his sons help him kill innocent people in the name of God. But by having the twist be that everything the father said was true, I feel that the movie kind of comes off as being pro religious fanaticism. As a rational atheist, I find that to be... Continue »

The oldest (recorded) person in the world & last person alive from the 19th century has died today

29 November 1899 – 15 April 2017

not bad going

Not a very good movie. But if you want to check out werewolf movies then the Howling sequels are kind of at least a complete viewing sequence.

Probably not the most fun Reb Brown movie as that would probably be Yor, Hunter From The Future.

Anyway the real star is Christopher Lee.

bowie/bowie however you pronounce it



i'm in a scary acve with bats...thats lovely thank you brian

What a concept. I tried to emulate it (and imdb), but it only goes so far. A lot of our topics on TE aren't necessarily horror. Not that I mind, and I think nobody does, but we always tend to gravitate towards horror and exploitation because it's so bad-ass. It has all of our darkest desires, and it rocks! I get all my recommendations from you guys, and I love you for it.

Honestly, I still can't believe IMDB killed itself. I loved those goddamn boards, and it'll never be the same now! Today,... Continue »

sorry, i'm a bit bored... Bottom is exceleny purile fun tho!

Most internet forums have a whole board for new users to introduce themselves. I don't think a whole board is required, but here in the likes of you obviously open-minded individuals lingering on a website that's apparently devoted to 'trash' (and I solute you for that), I feel we should all be okay with divulging a few dirty little details about our past, not just for an intro thread, but whenever even. Nobody ever knows what's going on in your head unless you express your thoughts, and as a paranoid recluse, I've never been able to do that very well, but here goes. Continue »

I mean how has that not come back yet?

I can do the back spin

Anyone have any thoughts on this? I've watched it a few times on cable recently. I keep thinking, it's kind of funny how they make everything SOOOOOO stereotypically Texan, in the first part of the movie, until the part where Chop Top and Leatherface show up at the radio station and... you know.

Anyway, I keep noticing little thing they threw in there, to make it all seem more Texan. One character says something about some "old boys" he knows... plenty of people are wearing cowboy hats, of... Continue »

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