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doccarnby: Hope this isn't too much a necropost, but I finished watching Argento's Three Mothers trilogy today.

Suspiria and Inferno were good, I love Inferno's theme, you don't hear too much late '70's early '80's electronic operatic rock, I must say. But Mother of Tears... I actually liked it, probably about on par with Inferno.

I feel like it gets a kinda bad rap, because having watched all three in a pretty close period of time, I have to say that Mother of Tears feels weird at first, but that's mostly because it plays like the classic movies but looks modern. I feel like it'd be held on the same level as Inferno if it'd been released back in like, '84 or whatever instead of 2007. Really my only big issue with it was that some of the CG was kinda dodgy, but other than that I feel like I'd recommend it.

Anyway, other than that my cult film stuff is pretty slow. I should be getting my copy of the Critters collection today. I've never seen them, I look forward to it. Also got the original Django in my backlog, as well as the Subspecies series.
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DCT: never seen all of Argento's Mother's Trilogy. I seen Susperia but that's about it. I did see Fulchi's Gates of Hell trilogy which was City of the Living Dead, The Beyond and House by the Cemetery. As for Electronic operatic rock you may like the ditty Goblin did for Argento's Phenomena aka Creepers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yfwKWNDpSY

Which is getting a re-release via Synapse films along with a few other Argento films which is good since those that weren't owned by Blue Underground like Susperia, Phenomena and so on were only available through long out of print Anchor Bay releases which were starting to fetch a sizable price.

As for my personal cult film collection I recently added a few doozies myself including the Andy Sardaris Girls, Guns and G-strings 12 film set, Cannibal Ferox, The Roger Corman Women in Prision three film blu ray set which has The Big Doll House, The Big Bird Cage and Women in Cages which are waiting pick up at the post office(Ferox and The Roger Corman set), Jack Hill's Switchblade Sisters on Blu Ray from Subkultur, a limited edition(3,000 copies) of The Sinful Dwarf on Blu ray, Russ Myer's Faster Pussycat Kill Kill on Blu ray, Jess Franco's Women behind Bars, Frauleins in Uniform, Lady Snowblood w/ Lady Snowblood Love song of Vengance, Stagefright, Paul Nastchy's Human Beasts and Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll, Invasion of the B-girls, Unholy Rollers, The Devil's 8, Vicious Lips, Mountain of the Cannibal God(aka Slave of the Cannibal God), Man from Deep River, Savage Water, Death bu Invitation, The Suckers(a Sexploitation version of The most dangerous game), Love Garden, Teenage Zombies, Revenge of the Virgins, Headless Eyes, Zambo King of the Jungle and Cannibal Holocaust.
Cannibal Holocaust.

Just lots of no. There are some things that can't be unseen.
That movie is probably going to become an instant cult classic: Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse
Donnie Darko
Brick
Event Horizon

Not sure if these even count as cult classics anymore as they're pretty well-known.
Some more and less known movies i liked back in the day:
Willow
Lost Horizon
Enemy mine
Strange invaders
Poltergeist
Warlock
Has Plan 9 From Outer Space been mentioned yet?
I'm a fan of Nicolas Roeg's films. Many of his works are considered as cult classics. Some of my favorites are:

- Performance (1970) (Co-directed with Donald Cammell)
- Don't Look Now (1973)
- The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) (Probably David Bowie's finest screen performance. I'll get a chance to see this film on the big screen at the beginning of this March in a film festival)
- Bad Timing (1980)
- Eureka (1983)
- Castaway (1986)
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DCT: never seen all of Argento's Mother's Trilogy. I seen Susperia but that's about it. I did see Fulchi's Gates of Hell trilogy which was City of the Living Dead, The Beyond and House by the Cemetery. As for Electronic operatic rock you may like the ditty Goblin did for Argento's Phenomena aka Creepers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yfwKWNDpSY

Which is getting a re-release via Synapse films along with a few other Argento films which is good since those that weren't owned by Blue Underground like Susperia, Phenomena and so on were only available through long out of print Anchor Bay releases which were starting to fetch a sizable price.

As for my personal cult film collection I recently added a few doozies myself including the Andy Sardaris Girls, Guns and G-strings 12 film set, Cannibal Ferox, The Roger Corman Women in Prision three film blu ray set which has The Big Doll House, The Big Bird Cage and Women in Cages which are waiting pick up at the post office(Ferox and The Roger Corman set), Jack Hill's Switchblade Sisters on Blu Ray from Subkultur, a limited edition(3,000 copies) of The Sinful Dwarf on Blu ray, Russ Myer's Faster Pussycat Kill Kill on Blu ray, Jess Franco's Women behind Bars, Frauleins in Uniform, Lady Snowblood w/ Lady Snowblood Love song of Vengance, Stagefright, Paul Nastchy's Human Beasts and Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll, Invasion of the B-girls, Unholy Rollers, The Devil's 8, Vicious Lips, Mountain of the Cannibal God(aka Slave of the Cannibal God), Man from Deep River, Savage Water, Death bu Invitation, The Suckers(a Sexploitation version of The most dangerous game), Love Garden, Teenage Zombies, Revenge of the Virgins, Headless Eyes, Zambo King of the Jungle and Cannibal Holocaust.
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Emob78: Cannibal Holocaust.

Just lots of no. There are some things that can't be unseen.
I honestly seen much worse, Salo and Neckromantick come to mind
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Emob78: Cannibal Holocaust.

Just lots of no. There are some things that can't be unseen.
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DCT: I honestly seen much worse, Salo and Neckromantick come to mind
I've heard of Salo. I think I'll leave it at that. Watching illuminati porn isn't much my taste.