Movies You Recently Watched

This we can agree on i switched to Xbox but may have to cross back to the dark side for this

 

MS doubled the number of developers for the Xbox, and is going for Sony's lunch money. It should be interesting to see what they all pull out next year.

 

Arachnophobia

 

I was late to the The last of us (and other Playstation exclusives like Uncharted) party as I switched the other way around: had 2 xboxes then switched with the Ps4 to playstation for the first time.
Heard a lot of nagging from playstation fans about all the ps3 remasters but it was great for me! :-D

 

I've never played on a console. Video games for me are like playing solitaire, something you do just to clear your head. I get a lot of my best inspirations while killing zombies. I can do a Rubic's Cube in my head, and I'm often more interested in the graphics engine than in the game itself.

 

I dreamed I solved a Rubic's Cube the other night.

 

The cube is just the right shape, anybody who does 3D puzzles will tell you that it just feels right and is easier to see in your head.

 

What's the movie called with the kids having masks on?

 

Devils Knot

 

currently watching:

 

I've just seen Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Tricky movie, not as eventful as other Tarantino movies, but it got a great cinematography and filming. It might be better on a second viewing, but that would have to wait until it's released on dvd. At the moment I probably would score it 6/10. In some ways a typical Tarantino ending though.

 

Don't breathe

about some petty thieves burgling a blind war veterans house.

didn't pick it and had mixed feelings at first (expected a real lame horror) but was entertained.

 

Indania Jones crystal skull

 

Case 39

Bunnyman Massacre

Exorcist House Of Evil

 

Sharknado 2: The Second One (2014)

With meteorologist Stephanie Abrams from the weather channel, and NBC Today’s weatherman Al Roker forecasting a Shark Torcon of 10,
with expert analysis by Matt Lauer (Before he was fired by NBC for inappropriate sexual behavior) and Kelly Ripa

 

No surprise the movie was by American International Pictures (AIP) who produced every Blaxploitation and whitesploitation film from Blacula to Boxcar Bertha to Black Mama/ White Mama.

Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed many of their films including a few gems like Love at First Bite, The Amityville Horror, and the Dunwich Horror, but the word taboo was never in their vocabulary

 

I last watched VIEW TO A KILL (1985) on VHS