365 Movies in 365 Days?/Keep track of your flicks watched

[Knetan]

014. Basic Instinct 2

[Knetan]

015. Diamond Ninja Force

[Drunken Master]

016. Survival Of The Dead 0/5

I didn't think George A Romero could sink any lower than he did with Diary Of The Dead. Boy, was I wrong! Diary now seems like a good film compared to this. Aside from the fact that it ignores most of Romero's own rules when it comes to his Living Dead, the film is just plain boring and the final scene made me laugh out loud. Avoid at all costs. I wish I had.

[Knetan]

hey,

I quite dug Diary actually but him producing these fast now is not a good sign.

[Drunken Master]

Diary was Ok but somehow didn't feel like a Romero film. I actually I enjoyed it a little the second time, but for me I'd have to say the last good Romero Dead movie was Day Of The Dead. Land was too much of an action film for my liking, though slightly preferable to Diary. I may give Land another try soon.

[Knetan]

016. Angel 2

[Tom K.W.]

[Knetan]

017. Ten Brothers Of Shaolin

[Drunken Master]

017. Throw Momma From The Train 3.5/5

I had not seen this for a few years and it still holds up well with plenty of good funny moments throughout. Billy Crystal and Danny DeVito have rarely been better but it is Anne Ramsey who easily steals the show as Momma with the performance of a lifetime. Makes me want to watch Strangers On A Train again soon.


018. Mad Max 2: Road Warrior 4/5

This just about pips the first film as my favourite of the original Mad Max trilogy. When you think of all those high speed stunts and the fact that this was without CGI you can really appreciate the dedication that went in to this. I'm really not holding out high hopes for the remake. Still.... it may surprise me.

[Knetan]

hey,

what was it, the night was moist?

[Drunken Master]

Sultry.

[TheShayneShow]

[Drunken Master]

[TheShayneShow]

[Drunken Master]

One thing is for sure. Mel Gibson is not involved at this point.

019. Double Vision 3.5/5

Taiwanese thriller with a supernatural twist that has an FBI agent (Played by the always dependable David Morse) sent to Taipai to assist Tony Leung Ka Fai in a serial killer case only to find something more sinister at hand. You can see that this film was intended for an international release by its overall quality and look. The story itself is far from perfcet and just a little cliche heavy but it does contain some rather disturbing images that will keep the gorehounds happy and it does remain engaging throughout it's almost 2 hour running time.