Anyone see the old Wes Craven film, "Last House on the left"?
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After "Last House", she made 4 more highly exploitative and forgettable films, "The Filthiest Show in Town", and 3 others in which she is billed under her birth name, Sandra Peabody.  Anyway, the other 3 movies were, "Teenage Hitch-hikers", "Legacy of Satan" and "Massage Parlor Hookers".\n\nAs of 2002 she was reported to be a drama teacher and television producer. With movies like that, can you blame her?
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That is a horror classic!  I mean the zombie lawnmower scene was incredible and gross at the same time.  After watching this movie I couldnt look the same at anyone eating custard ever again! (For those who have seen this movie, you know what I'm talking about!)
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The movie came out in pre-1975. I've only seen it once (I was probably 15 or 16 then so I can't give a opinon) However I plan on getting a copy sometime. It's a post nuclear movie,and the wedding consumating scene was great! Buy a good movie book and it will show you dates, year,director, rating, and everything you need. It is better than typing.(Reading that is!)  Dude says look it up and check it out man! Peace.
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I totally just watched it.. what was UP with that hotel scene!!??  \n\nWeird seminary hard ons.  RANDOM!!! \n\nADDICTED!!! YES!!! hahaha
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watched it luvd it... funny stuf... lol\npeace out:)
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hey, that's 1 of my all tym favorites.. \ni've seen it maybe 500x.. & i still see it once in awhile..\n\nit's such a nice film..
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I'm glad to see someone else interested in this film!  I've actually heard really good things about it, and i just bought it.  I'm planning on watching it later today based on all the reviews I read, which were very favorable.  On IMDB (which I consider to be a very very good resource for film info), they gave it an average rating of 7.3 out of 10.  \n\nOne of the reviewers made this comment:\n"Without revealing too much of the story, Elijah Wood's character gets kicked out of Harvard for a drug offence he didn't commit. He flies to London to visit his sister and quickly gets caught up in a small group of West Ham United supporting hooligans called the Green Street Elite.\n\nThe film does slightly glamorise the violence, but ends on a moralising note. An engaging storyline, good cinematography and decent cast performances make this a very enjoyable film."\n\nAnyway, I don't know just how violent it is yet, and it's fiction after all, but I'm really looking forward to watching it.  I'll give you an update after I've seen it.  Also, have you seen Football Factory??  Here's a snippet from the summary: "The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence, its about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong."\n\nI figure if I like Green Street Hooligans I might like Football Factory, so I might get that one, too.\n\nHere's a link for Green Street Hooligans:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385002/\n\nHere's one for Football Factory:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385705/
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Hostel..and no I haven't seen it.  Unless I can find a sitter..I'll be waiting till it comes out on DVD.  :(  It really does look like a great movie tho!
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It's the Hills Have Eyes.  I haven't seen it, but the reviews I've read haven't been good.  If you like gruesome B horror movies I would suggest watching it, maybe not at the theater.  Those kind of movies are more fun to watch at home since you can laugh at the morbid scenes.  The reviews I've read say "House of 1000 Corpses" and "Devil's Rejects" are much better.\n\nHowever.. my husband saw Slither this weekend and he really liked it.
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I didn't see it until years after it came out. I thought it was going to be really lame, because I had seen it lampooned so many times.  But I actually found it quite scary!  I hate the part when they're inside the tent and there are noises outside, but they can't see what's making the sounds or really tell anything useful about them;  there's something really primally frightening about that situation.  And I still sometimes have a shivery thought about the figure of that floating woman covered in horsehair.  For some reason that image really freaks me out.  Sometimes, a scary effect is all in what is hinted at that you --don't-- see.
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I watched that movie repeatedly when I was little.  Its still one of my favorites (though I hate the remakes!)  My favorite parts are the "It's a hard knock life" sequence, and the "I think I'm gonna like it here" dance number.  Wow, I love that movie, i think I'm gonna go search Half.com to get it on DVD!
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There are several copies for sale on ebay right now.  It looks like they're running about $12 a copy.\n\nThis was a very good movie!  I hope you enjoy it!
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Before I answer, let me say that my brother-in-law is fire chief in Shanksville so responded to the crash.  As a result, I have seen all the immediate after photos so this movie was important for me to see.\n\nYes, I felt the movie was based on fact.  It is well done and not at all exploitative.  I think all Americans should see it.  Those people really were heroes and I would like to think, in the same situation, that I would choose to go down fighting and not just let it happen.\n\nNot a sound was heard in the theatre during the entire film.  I have never been in such a silent theatre.  I also don't think there was a dry eye in the place.  The movie is very emotional and makes you feel like you are right there with them.\n\nOne warning, the movie will be difficult for those that get migraines from extreme motion.  The film is very jittery...like the Blair Witch Project.
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Rosemary's Baby. (1968) A wonderfully creepy old school horror movie. I think it was Roman Pulanski's best work. It is not a gory movie, but very tense and suspenseful. Every sound, door creak, footstep left me on edge. There is a pretty intense rape scene, just to warn you. The lullaby that is sung at the beginning is truely creepy and sets the stage for this masterpiece. The whole movie just made me think and feel creepy things.  Somehow the whole scare part is done in a very subtle way.  Left me breathless the first time I saw it.  If they ever try and remake this movie I think I will boycott new horror films for the rest of my life.
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I just saw it this weekend and loved it... his themes are always hitting home with me.  When you see Tyler Perry movies or plays it always seems like you're home chilling with one of your family members... so familiar.\n\nBTW, I think the majority of the people who saw this film could care less about some IMBD rating or whatever... it didn't make $30 in the first week for nothing... so if you're reading this and deciding whether to see it, go. Don't let a rating deter you from seeing such a great movie.
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no thanks i heard about it and its Stereotypes Americans i think there are   a lot of hard working Americans out there\n\n can't think of one positive thing to say about this steaming pile of crap masquerading as a comedy film. OK, maybe one thing: IT ENDED.\n\nIf you happen to have seen it, I extend my deepest, most heartfelt condolences for one hour and thirty eight minutes of your life that you'll never get back. One hour and thirty eight minutes that could have been spent doing something far more interesting and productive, like, oh I don't know -- staring at a spot on the wall, or digging for toe jam.
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OMG, finally someone else who has seen this movie!! I rented it and then bought the DVD the next day. I have made all my friends at least watch a few scenes.\n\nI LOVE the mix of humor and darkness in the film. Apparently this is a bit of an Irish thing - based on other Irish films I've watched lately.\n\nCillian is SO brilliant. I just can't gush enough about this movie!!