08-23-23, 11:38 AM
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User (alphabetical) --- Assigned Movie
alyxstar --- Robo Vampire --- Tubi, Pluto
BobO'Link --- Chopping Mall --- Shout! TV, Tubi
Cardsfan111 --- Cheerleader Camp --- YouTube
Chad --- Death Spa --- Tubi
clckworang --- Elvira (and I'll just leave that open to your interpreatation, no wrong answers!) --- Shout! TV, Tubi,Pluto, Assorted
cwileyy --- Silent Night, Deadly Night 2 --- Shout! TV, Tubi, Pluto
Darkgod --- The Last Broadcast --- Tubi, Shudder
Darth Maher --- Ghostwatch --- Archive
Dimension X --- Death Spa --- Tubi
EdTheRipper --- Wishmaster 2 --- Prime, Tubi, Pluto, Freevee
fiver --- Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama --- Tubi, Freevee
Gobear --- Trick or Treat --- (need to check, can't find on streaming anymore)
hbsvb --- Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama --- Tubi, Freevee
lrend --- The Amityville Haunting --- Tubi
jholmes --- Evil Bong --- Tubi
kaBluie --- Curse of Crom --- Tubi
MallratCal --- Suspiria(you pick!) --- Prime and Tubi
MathJuncky --- The Amityville Haunting --- Tubi
mrcellophane --- Wishmaster 2 --- Prime, Tubi, Pluto, Freevee
numbercrunch --- The Video Dead --- Tubi, Prime
orlmac --- Evil Bong --- Tubi
Shack --- Slumber Party Massacre II --- Shout! TV
shadokitty --- Suspiria (you pick!) --- Prime and Tubi
shellebelle --- Evil Tapes --- Tubi
Spiderbite --- Cam --- Netflix
SterlingBen --- The Outwaters --- Tubi
TheBigDave --- Ghostwatch --- Archive
Toddarino --- Death Spa --- Tubi
Trevor --- Evil Tapes --- Tubi
Undeadcow --- The Devil's Doorway --- Tubi
Voorheeshulk --- The Void --- Plex, Crackle
WillieMLF --- Hack-O-Lantern ---Tubi
wishbone --- Aerobicide/Killer Workout --- Tubi, Pluto
BobO'Link --- Chopping Mall --- Shout! TV, Tubi
clckworang --- Elvira (and I'll just leave that open to your interpreatation, no wrong answers!) --- Shout! TV, Tubi,Pluto, Assorted
cwileyy --- Silent Night, Deadly Night 2 --- Shout! TV, Tubi, Pluto
Darkgod --- The Last Broadcast --- Tubi, Shudder
Dimension X --- Death Spa --- Tubi
fiver --- Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama --- Tubi, Freevee
hbsvb --- Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama --- Tubi, Freevee
lrend --- The Amityville Haunting --- Tubi
jholmes --- Evil Bong --- Tubi
Shack --- Slumber Party Massacre II --- Shout! TV
TheBigDave --- Ghostwatch --- Archive
WillieMLF --- Hack-O-Lantern ---Tubi
2nd? Annual Early Bird Horror Watch Roulette
08-31-23, 02:31 PM
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09-01-23, 10:02 AM
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09-01-23, 12:36 PM
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09-01-23, 01:07 PM
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I watched Trick or Treat early this morning, and enjoyed it immensely.I know this challenge is about bad movies, but Trick or Treat is an absolute hoot. The film is an artifact from the 1980s Satanic Panic, when pundits and preachers warned Americans that the biggest threat to the Republic was mediocre hair metal and Satan worship run amuck. The plot involves a teenage loser (Marc Price, best known as Skippy from the 80's sitcom Family Ties) who idolizes a dead rocker and gets a recording of his last unreleased album. Playing the music unwittingly summons the rocker's spirit from Hell, and hilarity ensues. The film shares some thematic elements with Wes Craven's Shocker that came out a few years later. The film includes cameos by the Blizzard of Ozz as a televangelist and Gene Simmons as the DJ as well as Doug Savant from Melrose Place as a bully who gets what's coming to him.
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09-01-23, 01:54 PM
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I watched Trick or Treat early this morning, and enjoyed it immensely.I know this challenge is about bad movies, but Trick or Treat is an absolute hoot. The film is an artifact from the 1980s Satanic Panic, when pundits and preachers warned Americans that the biggest threat to the Republic was mediocre hair metal and Satan worship run amuck. The plot involves a teenage loser (Marc Price, best known as Skippy from the 80's sitcom Family Ties) who idolizes a dead rocker and gets a recording of his last unreleased album. Playing the music unwittingly summons the rocker's spirit from Hell, and hilarity ensues. The film shares some thematic elements with Wes Craven's Shocker that came out a few years later. The film includes cameos by the Blizzard of Ozz as a televangelist and Gene Simmons as the DJ as well as Doug Savant from Melrose Place as a bully who gets what's coming to him.
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09-01-23, 06:21 PM
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Chopping Mall - Heard of it... never watched it... I thought it was going to be a slasher type movie based on the name (why I've never watched it - I don't like slasher films). Boy was I wrong! It's more the automated killer robot from Robocop meets your generic "dumb teens being slaughtered while partying in a house" routine set in a mall after hours. And it's just as much campy fun as you can stand with such a premise! It also predates Robocop so is *this* where they got the idea for that one? Hmmm... It's absolutely a movie crying to get the MST3K treatment and I can't find anywhere that it did. That's a shame... If you like 80s schlock/camp teen horror movies you *need* to watch this one.
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09-02-23, 04:41 PM
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Yep! In the wikipost. If you're in the mobile skin, you'll need to switch to Full Site to view that. Anyway,aher, you pulled Ghostwatch, viewable on archive.org
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09-02-23, 04:47 PM
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It's been a few challenges since I watched Killer Workout (Aerobicide) but I forgot this graffiti scene at Rhonda's Work-out.
Not a great movie but still a fun watch. It definitely does its darnedest to throw as many red herrings at you as possible but I think I had the killer figured out early on. The gratuitous aerobics scenes serve as a nice palate cleanser between the various murders and body bogs -- customers are dropping like flies but they gotta get their burn on!
I found this recent podcast with Marcia Karr. She said this movie was done on the cheap (duh) and apparently catering was done by Popeyes Chicken. Nike was a sponsor too which explains the shot of the guy's shoes when he hopped out of the car. A real gym was used for the movie and apparently Marcia Karr was ill during shooting and had surgery when production wrapped. What a trooper!
Finally, the movie theme "Only You Tonight" by Donna De Lory is pure '80s and I love it!
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09-02-23, 06:04 PM
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Thanks for my movie pick of Evil Tapes IBJoel! It's a great pick as I'm afraid of clowns! Hope to get to it sometime this holiday weekend!
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09-03-23, 05:14 PM
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My pick was The Video Dead.
Its been a good eight years since I first watched this film as part of a double feature release by Scream Factory. The story of Zombies coming out of a TV is really good and the acting is solid. Only downside is I thought the last act was a bit of a let down.
6.5/10
Its been a good eight years since I first watched this film as part of a double feature release by Scream Factory. The story of Zombies coming out of a TV is really good and the acting is solid. Only downside is I thought the last act was a bit of a let down.
6.5/10
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09-04-23, 10:39 AM
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Last Broadcast. Never heard of it.. thats a good thing
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09-04-23, 01:13 PM
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I've got Evil Bong, which I have looked at for a number of years for the Checklist item watch three movies in a franchise so this will give me a chance to see if it looks like it might be good for this. And any movie starring Tommy Chong should be fun to watch!
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09-04-23, 06:51 PM
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The Amityville Haunting wasn't the worst thing I've ever seen, but it was pretty close. I thought it was never going to end. The best part was probably when the dad tried fighting the ghost.
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09-05-23, 09:50 AM
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I watched my pick - Evil Bong.
Man, this would have been fun with a RiffTrax or Joe Bob commentary. It was REALLY a stinker.
A chemistry nerd moves into an apartment with 3 other guys, all of them stoners. If you think watching young 'dudes' who are unemployed and just sit around smoking dope all the time is hilarious, this movie is for you! One of them buys a bong that's supposedly haunted from a classified. The thing is huge. They begin to smoke from it (all but the nerd) and one-by-one disappear into the bong where there is a kind of one-room, cheap-o stripper nightclub. Only the nerd and the original bong's owner, Tommy Chong, can save them!
I'd rate it 1 star out of 10. But we did get a few laughs from it. Thanks for the challenge!
Man, this would have been fun with a RiffTrax or Joe Bob commentary. It was REALLY a stinker.
A chemistry nerd moves into an apartment with 3 other guys, all of them stoners. If you think watching young 'dudes' who are unemployed and just sit around smoking dope all the time is hilarious, this movie is for you! One of them buys a bong that's supposedly haunted from a classified. The thing is huge. They begin to smoke from it (all but the nerd) and one-by-one disappear into the bong where there is a kind of one-room, cheap-o stripper nightclub. Only the nerd and the original bong's owner, Tommy Chong, can save them!
I'd rate it 1 star out of 10. But we did get a few laughs from it. Thanks for the challenge!
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09-05-23, 09:59 AM
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I watched Trick or Treat early this morning, and enjoyed it immensely.I know this challenge is about bad movies, but Trick or Treat is an absolute hoot. The film is an artifact from the 1980s Satanic Panic, when pundits and preachers warned Americans that the biggest threat to the Republic was mediocre hair metal and Satan worship run amuck. The plot involves a teenage loser (Marc Price, best known as Skippy from the 80's sitcom Family Ties) who idolizes a dead rocker and gets a recording of his last unreleased album. Playing the music unwittingly summons the rocker's spirit from Hell, and hilarity ensues. The film shares some thematic elements with Wes Craven's Shocker that came out a few years later. The film includes cameos by the Blizzard of Ozz as a televangelist and Gene Simmons as the DJ as well as Doug Savant from Melrose Place as a bully who gets what's coming to him.
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09-05-23, 10:24 AM
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Sounds like that Mystery Box is getting more and more appealing...
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09-05-23, 02:06 PM
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Thank you again to IBJoel for hosting this prechallenge event; I watched the pick.
I watched The Devil's Doorway and it whet my appetite for more horror. DD was a period horror film shot in style mimicking an older camcorder set in a religious woman's asylum awash in themes of systematic sexism and church ordinated bias accounted for by supernatural (downright blasphemous in theme and content). The setting worked at times seeming gothic and ripe with corner of vision eeriness built into the architecture but other times it seemed cheap/unconvincing (we shot our film in a dark hallway) but with a subtlety that shines. Obvious clichés abound in a horror film set in an asylum about religious people. There is a psychological bend to the film that is the best part of it but at the cost of confusing some of the setup, it teeters between being a curious brain puzzle and not making sense (substance falls victim to theme). ★★★★★½✰✰✰✰
I watched The Devil's Doorway and it whet my appetite for more horror. DD was a period horror film shot in style mimicking an older camcorder set in a religious woman's asylum awash in themes of systematic sexism and church ordinated bias accounted for by supernatural (downright blasphemous in theme and content). The setting worked at times seeming gothic and ripe with corner of vision eeriness built into the architecture but other times it seemed cheap/unconvincing (we shot our film in a dark hallway) but with a subtlety that shines. Obvious clichés abound in a horror film set in an asylum about religious people. There is a psychological bend to the film that is the best part of it but at the cost of confusing some of the setup, it teeters between being a curious brain puzzle and not making sense (substance falls victim to theme). ★★★★★½✰✰✰✰
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