M_Sinistrari posted:As I said in my 'rawr' post over in the October challenge thread, the monster design was nice, but that was it. But then I think we're tied in our hate of the movie. Nah you've definitely got the edge on me I think. I always sound like I have stronger opinions about media than I actually have because of how I express myself.
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Lurdiak posted:Both the Gor fan website with the whipcrack audio clip and the youtube video of the audio clip have disappeared from the internet. I hate that I immediately knew what you were talking about but also scroll down to "read a personal message from John Norman" http://www.gorchronicles.com
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Speaking of Mandy...I saw it was on Shudder so I decided to give it a whirl. I’m not sure how to put this exactly, but while the plot may not exactly be the strongest, it knows exactly what it is and pulls it off as well I can imagine it being done. There are so many “that scene”s. Obviously it looks incredible the whole way through and Nic Cage some how gives a fantastic performance despite having 8 lines. The movie is just so... cool? It’s definitely the best of the 2018 horror movies I’ve seen so far, still need to check out Heredity though.
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Kvlt! posted:i was 14 when i joined this hellhole and im almost 21 now what have u ppl done to me How the hell did you justify that $10 credit card charge to your parents young man
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TheBizzness posted:Speaking of Mandy... I saw Mandy in theaters and it reaIly blew me away. As soon as the King Crimson song came on during the opening credits I knew something special was happening. It finally made me come around to Nick Cage and realize that with the right director and script he's a powerhouse. It also made me hate the reddit horror forum as many of them made fun of Linus Roache's acting, which was awesome; and the bathroom scene, which was one of the most emotionally visceral scenes that I've ever seen. Still haven't seen Beyond the Black Rainbow by Cosmatos, but man do I gently caress with Mandy.
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Mandy hot take, heard from a teen who had seen the movie with his elderly parents: This was like a video game. They stole the aesthetic from Blood Dragon.
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I saw this poo poo on watch TCM tonight called Two on a Guillotine, and it was pretty drat good. It was directed by a guy named William Conrad who was better known as an actor and T.V. director, but who in 1965 directed three quickie thrillers for Warner Bros. and this was one of them. Apparently the decision to produce them was inspired by the success of William Castle's films, and there's more than a few elements of this that feel like just straight up homage to him, including a very particular gag involving a skeleton on a gerry-wire. I recommend it.Gejimayu posted:Still haven't seen Beyond the Black Rainbow by Cosmatos, but man do I gently caress with Mandy. See BtBR
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STAC Goat posted:I went looking and it turns out we were both right. The poster did have a list of movies that included Henry and Audition that he was gonna show students, but a few years earlier he was looking for recommendations for what to show kids he was babysitting and "joked" he was told he couldn't show Martyrs. This actually makes me wonder what film you would intentionally show a bunch of 10 year olds with the intent of loving them up as much as possible. Maybe with the caveat that it be something other than just torture porn. My vote'd probably be something like The Thing? hosed up practical effects seems the way to go. Also Mandy fucks. Though not Linus Roache.
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Gejimayu posted:I saw Mandy in theaters and it reaIly blew me away. As soon as the King Crimson song came on during the opening credits I knew something special was happening. It finally made me come around to Nick Cage and realize that with the right director and script he's a powerhouse. It also made me hate the reddit horror forum as many of them made fun of Linus Roache's acting, which was awesome; and the bathroom scene, which was one of the most emotionally visceral scenes that I've ever seen. Still haven't seen Beyond the Black Rainbow by Cosmatos, but man do I gently caress with Mandy. it shouldnt surprise me, because, well, reddit, but linus roache deserves just as much acclaim as cage for Mandy. he goes toe-to-toe crazy with one of cinema's most notorious crazy guys and seems like he's having a blast as well. mandy rocks
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ThePagey posted:This actually makes me wonder what film you would intentionally show a bunch of 10 year olds with the intent of loving them up as much as possible. What's the fake Emmanuelle with bestiality in it?
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Yeah, Linus Roache is the best performance in Mandy for sure.
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Gejimayu posted:I saw Mandy in theaters and it reaIly blew me away. As soon as the King Crimson song came on during the opening credits I knew something special was happening. It finally made me come around to Nick Cage and realize that with the right director and script he's a powerhouse. It also made me hate the reddit horror forum as many of them made fun of Linus Roache's acting, which was awesome; and the bathroom scene, which was one of the most emotionally visceral scenes that I've ever seen. Still haven't seen Beyond the Black Rainbow by Cosmatos, but man do I gently caress with Mandy. It's Reddit being Reddit. For as much as the Goon hivemind catches flack, I think Reddit's is worse. I finally got around to sitting through Mandy last week and there's a fair amount in that movie that would either be ridiculous or just wouldn't work in another film but they just come together and work in Mandy. Linus Roache really pulled off what I'd expect for Sand. Though I don't say this often, I really wouldn't mind eventually picking up a replica of the axe Red makes.
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I was working on a replica a while back, I need to pick that project up again
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ThePagey posted:This actually makes me wonder what film you would intentionally show a bunch of 10 year olds with the intent of loving them up as much as possible. Disney's Robin Hood
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Jan 19, 2019 12:36
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How about a castration compilation?
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:https://twitter.com/paulmac708/status/1086369219107786753 A little late to the discussion but this actually happened to me once.
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Coffee And Pie posted:How about a castration compilation? Too hard to choose, as you well know.
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I don’t know if I ever saw the thread’s consensus but the best castration scene is definitely in Pieces right?
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ThePagey posted:This actually makes me wonder what film you would intentionally show a bunch of 10 year olds with the intent of loving them up as much as possible. Maybe with the caveat that it be something other than just torture porn. My vote'd probably be something like The Thing? hosed up practical effects seems the way to go. Ironically enough I saw The Thing when I was 10-11 and it definitely gave me some irrational fears!(thanks Dad)
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Burkion posted:What's the fake Emmanuelle with bestiality in it? Sadomania
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Drunkboxer posted:I don’t know if I ever saw the thread’s consensus but the best castration scene is definitely in Pieces right? Hell yeah. The uncut Eaten Alive (1980) has a great one too where the person's dick is cut off and then like a stick is shoved into bleeding hole all on screen. I guess Sick Girl (2007) deserves props for what it does in its castration scene because that was a new one to me  but I wouldn't recommend watching the movie.
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I actually think Hostel 2 Bolt Cutters eaten by dogs is a great scene and excellent pay off to that film plus it took castration scenes mainstream
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Hollismason posted:I actually think Hostel 2 Bolt Cutters eaten by dogs is a great scene and excellent pay off to that film plus it took castration scenes mainstream Robocop though. 21 Jump Street has a surprising castration scene that ends with the villain getting his dick shot off and trying to pick it up with his mouth.
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Robocop isn't that big a deal or graphic.
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Hollismason posted:Robocop isn't that big a deal or graphic. You must have never seen the unrated version.
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Gejimayu posted:I saw Mandy in theaters and it reaIly blew me away. As soon as the King Crimson song came on during the opening credits I knew something special was happening. It finally made me come around to Nick Cage and realize that with the right director and script he's a powerhouse. It also made me hate the reddit horror forum as many of them made fun of Linus Roache's acting, which was awesome; and the bathroom scene, which was one of the most emotionally visceral scenes that I've ever seen. Still haven't seen Beyond the Black Rainbow by Cosmatos, but man do I gently caress with Mandy.
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Nicolas Cage has like, so many great performances. Raising Arizona? Adaptation? Wild at heart? that’s hardly even scratching the surface. For your ills, I prescribe a nic cage marathon
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbLmW9or_pg
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Drunkboxer posted:I don’t know if I ever saw the thread’s consensus but the best castration scene is definitely in Pieces right? While not a good film overall, The Human Centipede 3 has a pretty great castration scene, with a knife sawing through the cords and everything. I'd like to nominate Teeth as well, but they technically aren't castrations since the balls are left intact.
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We're talking about castration in the general sense not the technical definition. I forget what it's called when the balls are left. It's definitely called something else though I think its just called emasculation.
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Hollismason posted:We're talking about castration in the general sense not the technical definition. I forget what it's called when the balls are left. It's definitely called something else though I think its just called emasculation. I think the technical term for that is just a penectomy. Normal conversation on the internet over here.
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Yeah I mean most castrations in horror aren't true castrations they just take off the frank and leave the beans. Like Cannibal Holocaust they just cut off his penis , but Hostel 2 she cuts off the frank and beans whole and tosses it.
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Hollismason posted:Yeah I mean most castrations in horror aren't true castrations they just take off the frank and leave the beans. Like Cannibal Holocaust they just cut off his penis , but Hostel 2 she cuts off the dick whole and tosses it. Rarer still is something that just targets the balls
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this is the best thread.
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Burkion posted:Rarer still is something that just targets the balls I believe Carrie 2 has a scene where she hits a guy with a spear gun and only takes the beans off not the frank.
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Hollismason posted:I believe Carrie 2 has a scene where she hits a guy with a spear gun and only takes the beans off not the frank. Yep. Oldest kid from Home Improvement takes a spear gun to the beanbag, complete with a shot afterwards showing it floating in a swimming pool.
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I'm trying to find a GIF of it but I can't find it. Here's the scene on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SojZ1TuMsk Although rewatching it , kind of looks like its the whole frank and beans not just the beans. Hollismason fucked around with this message at 20:27 on Jan 19, 2019 |
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Not horror but when I think about castrations I go straight to Sin City. Bruce Willis ripping off that yellow dingus was hard core
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Fart City posted:I think the technical term for that is just a penectomy. Ah, but that's a term reserved for a surgical procedure. Just like you wouldn't call hacking a woman's breast off with a machete a mastectomy unless you want to be really crass.
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I think its the whole frank and beans 
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