Harry Dean Stanton, starring in new movie "Lucky"!

This dude is 90 years old, and he's still with it! Yes, that's David Lynch in there, so I pretty much have to see this now.

Neill Blomkamp Youtube / Oats Studio

Neill Blomkamp, modern sci-fi filmmaker, has a youtube channel called "Oats Studios", which produces some epic 20 minute sci-fi videos, but they also have some goofy short videos about cooking shows gone wrong.

Check it out if you want some interesting shit:
https://www.youtube.com/user/OatsStudios

Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later (2017)

Netflix snuck this one by me. The follow-up to Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp is due August 4th. I love this shit. I'm gonna binge the hell out of it the day it comes out.

Looking for a Horror Title

Post Saw. Three loser kids (2 guys and 1 gal) have a party in a cave or something similar. They invite a bunch of kids who were mean to them, and plot revenge. One of the revenge deals I think involved the star QB cutting off his hand, or his girlfriend dies.
Toward the end, one of the three thinks they've gone too far and tries to find help.

Thanks

Your favorite Horror anthology films?

What are some of your favorite Horror anthology films? I'm a sucker for anthologies. I am having trouble narrowing it down to 5 - so I am going to go with my Top 10. In order:

The Vault of Horror
Alien Zone
Tales from the Crypt
Asylum
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors
Night Train to Terror
Encounter with the Unknown
Creepshow 2
Body Bags
The Offspring

What are some of your favorites?

Vietnam, and/or War Movies!

Here I am, watching Kong: Skull Island, which is set in a 1973 post-Vietnam backdrop. I'm also rewatching the 1987-1990 Vietnam war series, "Tour of Duty". I think the Vietnam war leads to the more interesting of war movies. What are your fave War movies, and does the type of war matter (Civil War, WWI, WWII, Vietnam, etc) towards your enjoyment?

My faves:
Platoon (1986) - Best war movie, IMO. Got a fucking fantastic cast, and some fucked up moments in it.
Full Metal Jacket (1987) - Another great nam movie, told in 2 acts: a disturbing boot camp fuckery, and the horrors of Nam!
Tour of Duty (1987) - The whole 3-season run was set in Vietnam, and had some damn fine episodes! This show has made me cry on a few ocassions.
Forrest Gump (1994) - Also has 'Nam subplots!

Vietnam has become a sort of joke in b-movie lore, since there's always a bad-ass Nam vet who has to save the day, like Rambo, or Combat Shock, or Farcry 3: Blood Dragon, or so many others. I was watching Last Action Hero the other day, and they mention how Jack Slater saved John Practice's life in Nam.

Your favorite Documentaries?

What are your favorite Documentarie(s)? I got inspired by Onyx's thread about documentaries to make this. I love documentaries! They can be depressing, disturbing or just plain sick - but they are never boring, that is for sure. I have seen in around a 100 in my lifetime this far. So here is what I rated 8 plus, in order:

Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father
Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows
Murder on a Sunday Morning
Beyond the Mat
Boy Interrupted
Rain in my Heart
My Amityville Horror
Night Will Fall
9/11: The Falling Man
Shoah
The Bridge
Into the Abyss
Man on Wire
Capturing the Friedmans
Deliver Us from Evil
The Thin Blue Line
The House of Suh
Witch Hunt
There's Something Wrong with Aunt Diane
The Imposter
High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell
Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills
Grizzly Man
The Monday Night War: WWE Raw vs. WCW Nitro
My Flesh and Blood
UFO's Are Real
Out of the Blue
Dreamland: Area 51
UFOs: It Has Begun
Alcatraz: Search for the Truth
A Certain Kind of Death
Sick: The Life & Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist
Interview with a Cannibal
Our Father the Serial Killer
Man on Bridge
Who Took Johnny
Valentine Road
The Fear of 13
Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.
Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple
Titicut Follies
Killer Legends


What are your favorite Documentarie(s)?

How often do you use your VCR?

If you even have one. A few days ago I watched Grindsploitation (2016), which isn't on DVD or Blu-ray for some reason even though it's a new movie and they don't make VCRs anymore. I had to set up my old VCR because I hadn't used it in years. Since I have it out, there are a few movies I only have on VHS that I want to rewatch now.

Here's something nobody asked for: MyWaste!

Ugh... what am I doing with my life? 😞

https://trashepics.com/mywaste/

F13 part 3 connection to Land of the Dead

Well, not really a connection, but, whatever. In F13 part 3, there is a scene where the biker gang.shows up at the house on Crystal Lake to get even with Shelley. First we see the white male biker guy... he comes out from behind the van, and then he makes a strange sort of barking sound, to summon his friends. It just hit me, that that's just about exactly the same sound that the lead zombie always makes, in Land of the Dead, to herd his co-zombies toward Fiddler's Green. It's not exactly a bark sound... more like sort of a sharp "rolf!"

Anyway, these things are, of course, extremely, extremely, extremely important. I had to immediately call your attention to this pressing, serious, urgent matter. That is all.