breaking bad, then better call saul once youre done

Last Man On Earth.......very funny series.

I just watched Scream. It's a bit weird to get to that age where you can watch a film on Sunday, and watch the repeat of the film the following Saturday, and be completely unaware you watched it a week ago, until you read a thread on a forum where you mentioned watching it.

I'm too young for Alzheimer's. Let's call it dementia.

I just watched Shooty shooty boom boom 'splosion, which I beleive was also released under the title Resident Evil: Apocalypse.

It's shooty shooty, things go boom boom 'splosion, and it's very...what even is this?

The worst bit is I made a special effort to get up and turn the television on to watch it. It didn't just come on by mistake. It's an hour and half of my life that I'll never get back, and I do plan to sue.

Zombie movie I watched last night on dvd:

2015 movie 'Extinction'.

I liked it, certainly some what different than other zombie movies.

A series I really like was 'Boardwalk Empire' and I actually liked it more than 'Sopranos' but
I have always liked Steve Buscemi.

Anyone watching the series 'Fargo'?
I like the series and I think it is going to be almost totally different actors each season.

The movie 'Fargo' is a good one if you've never watched it.

BouldRake wrote: I just watched Scream. It's a bit weird to get to that age where you can watch a film on Sunday, and watch the repeat of the film the following Saturday, and be completely unaware you watched it a week ago, until you read a thread on a forum where you mentioned watching it.

I'm too young for Alzheimer's. Let's call it dementia.

Don't worry about it, Bould. I just call them middle age moments.

valerie wrote: A series I really like was 'Boardwalk Empire' and I actually liked it more than 'Sopranos' but
I have always liked Steve Buscemi.

Anyone watching the series 'Fargo'?
I like the series and I think it is going to be almost totally different actors each season.

The movie 'Fargo' is a good one if you've never watched it.

I love the movie Fargo, but never saw the series. I did watch most of Boardwalk Empire, but missed the last episodes. I like Steve Buscemi, too, and I was glad to see he was starring in that series. I never watched the Sopranos. Reminded me too much of some of my family members in Jersey. LOL!!! Kidding!!!

Valerie, I love the classic movies, too, and I agree, the classics are a lot better than a lot of movies around today. Gone With The Wind is my all time favorite of classics. I could watch it over and over. Did you ever see "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford? That was good and creepy. Good one for this time of year.

pahunt925 wrote: Valerie, I love the classic movies, too, and I agree, the classics are a lot better than a lot of movies around today. Gone With The Wind is my all time favorite of classics. I could watch it over and over. Did you ever see "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford? That was good and creepy. Good one for this time of year.

Yep, love Bette Davis. I knew a girl my age in high school and also went to our church,
the song 'Bette Davis Eyes' seemed to be for her. Not an attractive girl but I swear she
could pass for Bette Davis daughter because of her eyes.

I grew up in Chicago land in a very strict family...adopted by my pentecostal grandparents.
My grandfather went to bed after the ten pm news every night and my grandmother didn't
arrive home from work until about 2:30 in the morn. I had my own little tv rigged up to
my light switch. I'd lay in bed at night, watch tv til 2am or until I heard my grandmother
come home, then I'd pull a string.....off would go the light and the tv. At that time, there
was the 'LateShow' and after that 'LateLateShow' and after that 'LateLateLateShow'. I feel
like I have watched every old classic and new classic there is. Just a couple of days ago
they had Bette Davis movies on TCM. I watched for the millionth time, Hush Hush Sweet
Charlotte.

They had very good actors and good movie plots in the old days....and they didn't have
all the camera work, etc as they have today.

A couple days ago on TCM I watched a 1929 movie 'Coquette' and I had never seen that
one before and altho I have no desire to see it again, it was actually very good. I had to
laugh at the college boy attire in it because he wore baggy plaid golf type pants and a
diamond pattern sweater with a stiff collar and tie underneath.

The movie I have for tonight is a new movie 'Into the Grizzly Maze' about a grizzly....that attacks people no doubt.

Paper Towns

Valerie, when I was a kid, there used to be a show that came on late Sat night called Chiller Theater. they showed all those old horror flicks, and some of the newer ones. A lot were kind of "shlocky" lots of blood and gore, but some were good. I still like staying up late at night. Sometimes I can find a really good movie on then.

Jay and Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie

pahunt925 wrote: Valerie, when I was a kid, there used to be a show that came on late Sat night called Chiller Theater. they showed all those old horror flicks, and some of the newer ones. A lot were kind of "shlocky" lots of blood and gore, but some were good. I still like staying up late at night. Sometimes I can find a really good movie on then.

Seems like I remember 'Chiller Theater' or perhaps it was something else similar title.
'Chiller Thriller', I think was also a horror movie night show.

The very gore slasher movies today, I don't like those but I do watch them some times
for lack of anything else.

I do watch about every new 'scary' movie they come out with. I probably like sic-fi
alien type movies better but it seems they don't make many any more and the ones
they make are usually not very good.

'Into the Grizzy Maze' that I watched last night, was ok, nothing to rave about. Many
people didn't like it and I sure wouldn't go to the theater to pay and see it. However,
it was worth watching if you like those types of movies. Really wasn't much gore in it
until perhaps near the end. Billy Bob Thornton gets half his face eat off and then ....
well I won't say any more. HaHa!

Still prefer the old classics and love the old comedies too! My sister hated Danny Kaye
and I absolutely adored him and still do like his movies.....I laugh more at them now
more so than I did as a kid.

Just watched I Know What You Did Last Summer. My initial reaction was they must be taking about when I was in Malham, and had an hour long conversation with a gimmer. That is a bit embarrassing, but people talk to their dogs and cats, talking to a strange gimmer isn't much worse.

Poor lass wanted me to open a gate for her. I apologised and told her I couldn't, though I agreed it was unfair that she should be locked in there by some naked ape claiming dominion over her, but that there was a road on the other side of it, and because it's so quiet, the odd car you do get drives like a bloody Italian, so there's a real chance she'd get hurt. She said "baa" a lot.

I told her she could follow the river valley, and it'd take her all the way from the Skyrack to Gilling without a fence in sight, but I don't think she was listening much, and I doubt she ever saw beyond her own little vale. Women are often like that, talk, talk, talk, but heaven forbid you actually fix their problems, and this trait knows no bounds at the species level.

Any road, it turns out the film was a bit different to that. Not a single sheep in it. Not a married sheep either. No, what they did last summer was run someone over, and chuck him in the river, then he got cross and came after them with a hook the next year, but it wasn't him, it was another man with a boat. There was a hat that was somehow relevant. You can tell it was relevant, because the camera paused on it, but it never became apparent what the hat was for. Unless the camera man just liked it. It wasn't a terrible hat, not as good as my fez, but not too terrible either, but given the length of the shot, you did expect it to have greater relevance than just being a cool hat on a boat.

Then they killed another man, and that somehow made killing the first man okay. Seems like a non-sequitur to me, but what do I know? But then someone smashed a window and it was all okay.

In a nutshell, I think they're trying to make us not care that BBC 3 will go online only, and they're doing a cracking job of it.

2 stars. I preferred knowing what I did last summer.

watched air america again the other day on tv, classic

@BouldRake

Try High tension. It's one of the best slasher movie.
Also give a look on Texas chainsaw massacre series

In Time English movie

Dspillai wrote: @BouldRake

Try High tension. It's one of the best slasher movie.
Also give a look on Texas chainsaw massacre series

I've seen The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre-the beginning. that one was creepy, gory, and a bit disturbing. I like the two Jeepers Creepers movies.