Official movie suggestion thread

Brad should totally do that North Korean monster movie. He should do a monster week or month.

In it Brad could do one of the king kong rip-offs from the 70's, which came in the wake of the official king kong movie of 1976.

Queen Kong (1976) has been sugested before, but im doing it again:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075113/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

The trailer:



The whole movie:




And I recently came to know of this one aswell (which is the reason i have posted this in the first place).
A*P*E (1976) another king kong rip-off:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074148/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

the trailer (which also says the movie is in 3d):



the movie:

I saw these a while back and I think they'd make excellent fodder for Snob reviews. One amazing stinker, and one just straight-up awesome movie.

The Stinker: Rollergator, 1996. It has the blessed Joe Estevez in it as the villian.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0207061/



The Awesome: Hausu, 1977. Flying disembodied heads, demon cats, and it's even part of the criterion collection!
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076162/

Brad and the Spoony Snob should team up for THE AWFUL DR. ORLOFF (1962). Preferably an English dub, if one exists.

I saw a little bit of that movie on TCM last night.

"In The Realm of the Senses"
The greatest erotic movie I've seen since "Caligula".

Also, more Giallo please!

Yeah, since he's doing so many better known movies, he should do Suspiria.

RandyPan wrote:

Yeah, since he's doing so many better known movies, he should do Suspiria.

But suspiria is great lol.

So are a lot of the movies Brad's done.

Two girls one cup?

It's ice cream. Or pudding, I forget which. It's not shit, I know that.

Hey first time poster here. I'd like to suggest a movie called "Yeti: Giant of the 20th Century" It is a 1976/77 movie that was a Canadian/Italian co-production about a giant yeti (Mimmo Crao) loose in Canada, it was Directed by Gianfranco Parolini under his Frank Kramer handle. I did an article on the film for a magazine called "G-Fan" in issue #99 (titled it "Spaghette Yeti"). It's got everything you could ask, a Yeti, it's Italian, Donald O'Brien shows up in a supporting role and if that is not enough to entice you I leave you with this cryptic concept...toe throttle. The entire movie is said to be posted on youtube but you can get a copy from monsterislandtoys.com

I dare you.

Brad should have reviewed this for Friday the 13th-

fubar_in_pittsburgh wrote:

Brad should have reviewed this for Friday the 13th-

Oh god i rememebr that terrible f13 ripp off. they dont even try to make it not seem like a ripp off at all

fubar_in_pittsburgh wrote:

Brad should have reviewed this for Friday the 13th-

I've seen both films. The sequel is way better, but I'm still being a little generous.

I pulled my VHS copy of BLOODY MURDER out of the closet sometime ago and watched it for the first time in years. Bad film, but felt a strange sense of nostalgia. I remember for a few years this film was the most despised new horror film ever, but these days no one ever seems to remember it.

Toyland Chairman wrote:

fubar_in_pittsburgh wrote:

Brad should have reviewed this for Friday the 13th-

I've seen both films. The sequel is way better, but I'm still being a little generous.

I pulled my VHS copy of BLOODY MURDER out of the closet sometime ago and watched it for the first time in years. Bad film, but felt a strange sense of nostalgia. I remember for a few years this film was the most despised new horror film ever, but these days no one ever seems to remember it.

That would make it a pretty good candidate then. I don't think I've seen BLOODY MURDER, or if I did I don't remember it (which is highly possible).


I do remember this one though:

Not quite an outright F13 ripoff but definitely a cash-in. I don't know if Snob would get much material out of it though, as I recall it was pretty average...

ChaosTheory wrote:

Toyland Chairman wrote:

fubar_in_pittsburgh wrote:

Brad should have reviewed this for Friday the 13th-

I've seen both films. The sequel is way better, but I'm still being a little generous.

I pulled my VHS copy of BLOODY MURDER out of the closet sometime ago and watched it for the first time in years. Bad film, but felt a strange sense of nostalgia. I remember for a few years this film was the most despised new horror film ever, but these days no one ever seems to remember it.

That would make it a pretty good candidate then.  I don't think I've seen BLOODY MURDER, or if I did I don't remember it (which is highly possible).


I do remember this one though:

Not quite an outright F13 ripoff but definitely a cash-in.  I don't know if Snob would get much material out of it though, as I recall it was pretty average...

Madman. Gaylen Ross in the most awkward sex scene ever filmed.

"The Crying Game" director Neil Jordan's version of "Little Red Riding Hood".

I have no idea if Brad will review that Company of Wolves movie but I know that I am going to watch the hell out of it.

It's a good movie, with a classic VHS cover.

I know its past his cut off date but if anything needs a takedown its this piece of shit

BoylandtheLiberator wrote:

I know its past his cut off date but if anything needs a takedown its this piece of shit

 Which movie do you mean? As far as I can tell none of the movies on this page are past the cutoff date...

ChaosTheory wrote:

BoylandtheLiberator wrote:

I know its past his cut off date but if anything needs a takedown its this piece of shit

 Which movie do you mean?  As far as I can tell none of the movies on this page are past the cutoff date...

He means THE THING prequel. He put it in his post title.

Was the cut off date 1995? BLOODY MURDER is from 2000, but maybe Brad could make an exception because it's actually a pretty notorious rip off of the FRIDAY THE 13TH films. It could be a neat subject to touch on after review a few of them already.

Toyland Chairman wrote:

ChaosTheory wrote:

BoylandtheLiberator wrote:

I know its past his cut off date but if anything needs a takedown its this piece of shit

 Which movie do you mean?  As far as I can tell none of the movies on this page are past the cutoff date...

He means THE THING prequel. He put it in his post title.

Was the cut off date 1995? BLOODY MURDER is from 2000, but maybe Brad could make an exception because it's actually a pretty notorious rip off of the FRIDAY THE 13TH films. It could be a neat subject to touch on after review a few of them already.

Since Brad has done a review of the "Mother's Day" remake, I think it's time for him to review the "I Spit On Your Grave" remakes as well.