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filmcynic posted:Based on this IMDB review, it sounds like it might be 1990's After the Shock: Thank you! It was miracle on interstate 880
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grill youre saelf posted:Thank you! It was miracle on interstate 880 Glad to help!
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A movie about either English or American man being imprisoned in Soviet labor camp, I believe he had an affair with a nurse. At the end he was about to be transferred to Kolyma gulag camp and either commited suicide or got shot by guards.
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Szarrukin posted:A movie about either English or American man being imprisoned in Soviet labor camp, I believe he had an affair with a nurse. At the end he was about to be transferred to Kolyma gulag camp and either commited suicide or got shot by guards. Lost In Siberia?
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Alan Smithee posted:Lost In Siberia? yes, thank you!
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Wolfsheim posted:i wanna say this was mid 90s-early 2000s because i saw it with a relative at one of those kinda nice indie theaters when i was a teen Still stumbling on this. There was a plot involving a man singing in the shower in To Rome With Love, but everything else is unrelated. Found a couple of lists that fit the time period, but nothing stands out at a glance (https://www.imdb.com/list/ls082745239, https://www.imdb.com/list/ls082745147). Zatoichi has a masseur, but I'm pretty sure that's not it ![]()
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This is an extremely old childhood memory for me, and it might have been a TV show or a movie. I remember seeing it in the 80s or very early 90s. A scene with a woman using a hand mirror reflecting a light into the eyes of a guy. Maybe bewitching him or something. A scene with the same two in a woodshop. He's saying, "I'll love you forever." She says, "Til you die?" "Yes." "Then die!" She pushes him into a table saw. A very similarly structured scene with a different much older woman and man in a city alley. She does the mirror thing on him too, and the "til you die?" conversation, but she kills him by dropping a fire escape ladder on him. I don't remember any actual gore. And I remember it being on at my grandparents' house.
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Spellbinder?
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The era and vibe seems right from the trailer but the plot synopsis is missing anything about the mirror and the table saw murder.
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CapnStubby posted:This is an extremely old childhood memory for me, and it might have been a TV show or a movie. I remember seeing it in the 80s or very early 90s. Its an episode of the Friday the 13th tv series called "Vanity's Mirror"
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Origami Dali posted:Its an episode of the Friday the 13th tv series called "Vanity's Mirror" Perfect! That's it.
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I have this distinct memory as a kid of catching part of what was either a TV movie or an episode of a series on the scifi channel (I will never call it "syfy" gently caress you nbc universal) in the early/mid aughts what I remember is a handful of human characters, maybe 5 or less, either stranded on a seemingly-uninhabited planet (which looked suspiciously like coastal california) or being the only survivors in some kind of post-apocalypse. what I remember very clearly is that a bunch of these characters, for some reason, keep going into this strange structure and looking either up or down into an alien-looking shaft. the camera holds on a straight-on pov shot of the shaft, and returns to this shot multiple times throughout the movie/episode. at first the end of the shaft is pitch black. then they come back and it lights up, as if there's some bright white firey light at the end. they keep checking it over time and the light keeps building and getting closer, creating tension. for some reason, I remember my child brain thinking whatever was at the end of the shaft was supposed to be alive. that's all I got
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Maybe something like Earth 2?
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The_Doctor posted:Maybe something like Earth 2? There was an episode kind of like that, but it was just a cave and not an alien structure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph8uEFVNrWg&t=1201s
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I don't think so. it had that cheap sci-fi vibe though. also, drat, that is a very young clancy brown
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I'm looking for a film that I read the blurb on the back of the DVD cover about twenty years ago. The film is a sci-fi alien invasion film from between the 50s and the 70s, similar to The Day The Earth Stood Still. The plot had a mother and adult son on a camping trip in a national park but the mother was trying to seduce her son. It was a completely out of left-field twist. While this is going on, a meteor or alien ship landed on Earth and chaos ensued. It's probably a low budget monster movie from around that time because I remember the DVD case being similar to a bunch of other sci-fi films on the shelf, so maybe a company got the distribution rights to a bunch of schlocky horror.
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Can someone possibly help me identify something within a film? In Brain Damage (1988) does anyone know what station the mc gets on the subway at near the end of the film? I can't figure it out.
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hallo spacedog posted:Can someone possibly help me identify something within a film? In Brain Damage (1988) does anyone know what station the mc gets on the subway at near the end of the film? I can't figure it out. Borough Hall/Court Street
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Origami Dali posted:Borough Hall/Court Street Thanks! Was driving me insane
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Looking for a couple of movies, I’ve tried the usual looking up plot points so hopefully y’all can help me get these out of my brain… 1st was approx 2001-2ish. I watched it on the Canadian channel Movie Central around that time. The main character was a serial killer and/or a vampire? The opening shot was him carrying a plastic wrapped body into the ocean. He seduced another woman, and that’s where you see the vampire side maybe? That’s all I have to go off of ![]() 2nd was watched approx 2001-2005 but I’m pretty sure was a dvd rental, so no idea of age. Also involved a serial killer, who strapped people to blocks of ice before killing them? In some kind of abandoned looking warehouse in the woods. The female lead cop/ detective ended up getting captured near the end. Sorry there’s not much more info but this thread has helped me before
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I have vague memories of watching this on late-night TV in probably the very early 90s, possibly late 80s. In my head it was an Elvira's Movie Macabre or something similar, where Elvira intro'd the movie. It was set on Halloween, and there were kids that attacked adults. I remember the kids having what looked like scary teeth, and when they attacked the movie had kind of a...florescent effect? Like, turned (or was) black and white but got kind of flashy and strobe-y, accentuating the weirdness of the kids and especially their mouths. Yeah, I know, this was a vague one, but it's been stuck in my head for decades at this point.
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ExplodingChef posted:I have vague memories of watching this on late-night TV in probably the very early 90s, possibly late 80s. In my head it was an Elvira's Movie Macabre or something similar, where Elvira intro'd the movie. The House of the Dead?
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Goddamn you're good, thanks!
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That movie looks like X-TRO levels of bad, but X-TRO was bad in a good way. X-TRO 2 was bad in a bad way. loving worst movie I've ever seen.
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I mean my first thought was "I don't remember the Uwe Boll movie having kids in it...."
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Skunkduster posted:That movie looks like X-TRO levels of bad, but X-TRO was bad in a good way. X-TRO 2 was bad in a bad way. loving worst movie I've ever seen. Part alien. Part predator. All terror. Come on man, what's not to like? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D60TDCRONI
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Two yokels are excited to settle in to a big country breakfast. Yokel A says something to the effect of "Mmm-mmm! Scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy and hominy grits!" Yokel B (a Tim Blake Nelson type) glances at the grits and goes "Oh, I'd say there's at least a few thousand of 'em."
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Nameless Pete posted:Two yokels are excited to settle in to a big country breakfast. Yokel A says something to the effect of "Mmm-mmm! Scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy and hominy grits!" doing a quick google the one that dings a lot is My Cousin Vinny but neither Joe Pesci or Marisa Tomei are yokels and in fact decidedly unsouthern (and the hominy seems like a throwaway and not a setup for a pun-chline) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWC0sKCS5oA runner up seems to be Muppets in Manhattan but I'd think you'd remember if Tim Blake Nelson was Rizzo the Rat or Kermit (not that he isn't a little muppety himself) https://clip.cafe/the-muppets-take-manhattan-1984/what-that-stuff-supposed-be/ the most obscure reference I can find is this one comment buried in this blog post of a New Yorker cartoon https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=15082 quote:Jeff Carney said,
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Nameless Pete posted:Two yokels are excited to settle in to a big country breakfast. Yokel A says something to the effect of "Mmm-mmm! Scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy and hominy grits!" There's a scene kinda like that in Mozart and the Whale.
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someone (maybe a kid) has some kind of psychic/premonition powers and talks about being afraid of feathers. Then later in the movie a bullet rips through their empty bed and blows the feathers out of their pillow.
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ruddiger posted:someone (maybe a kid) has some kind of psychic/premonition powers and talks about being afraid of feathers. Then later in the movie a bullet rips through their empty bed and blows the feathers out of their pillow. Stir of Echoes
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That's it, thanks!
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Saw a trailer for a Japanese (possibly Korean?) thriller recently that was either a re-release or had heavy 80s styling. One of the last shots is of a man in a cold river seemingly trying to escape from a pursuer on the shore, ducking under the water. Had a dark and moody tone and the trailer is edited really energetically. Wasn't Evil Does Not Exist. Any help? Edit: 0-for-2 on the country, it's Chinese apparently. That's embarassing. Only The River Flows, looks cool as hell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7xjIjxYqjc morestuff fucked around with this message at 21:09 on Apr 10, 2025 |
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I didn't want to put this in the GBS 'White Whale' thread because it felt a bit too spoiler-y: Watching Donnie Darko for the first time reminded me of a similar film, a horror movie, from the early to mid 2000s. It had to do with someone who was supposed to die but didn't, and the movie involves this person narrowly eluding death's attempts to correct the mistake by setting up scenarios for the character to be killed. I want to say this movie came out in approximately the 2005-2009ish range.
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:I didn't want to put this in the GBS 'White Whale' thread because it felt a bit too spoiler-y: These would be too obvious, but let's rule them out: Final Destination? The Butterfly Effect?
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Open Graves? https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0870937/
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It's definitely not Butterfly Effect or Open Graves, though both are really interesting movies I've added to my "bucket list". It might be Final Destination; that's closer to the movie trailer I'm remembering in my head, though it's 4-5 years earlier than when I thought this movie came out.
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F_Shit_Fitzgerald posted:It's definitely not Butterfly Effect or Open Graves, though both are really interesting movies I've added to my "bucket list". It might be Final Destination; that's closer to the movie trailer I'm remembering in my head, though it's 4-5 years earlier than when I thought this movie came out. Final Destination 3?
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Gripweed posted:Final Destination 3? I think it might be 2; that looks a lot more familiar to me. Surprised there were so many sequels to the original.
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I really like all the Final Destination movies (except the 4th one). 2 and 5 are the best ones IMO but all are worth watching if you like that kind of goofy/gory horror
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