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Desperado Bones posted:Extreme photoshop This guy looks like he should be leaning on a Firebird outside of a high school.
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DarkSol posted:One of my favorite prog rock artists, Sven Grünberg, composed the soundtrack to Hukkunud Alpinisti Hotell. I have all of his albums, all the way from 1980 to 2001. That movie has fantastic music, but I didn't know that the composer had more music, thanks! Here's another poster 
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I had to look up several sites to make sure this was real. I would never have guessed this was the plot: After the untimely death of her mother in a Montauck surfing accident, Beckett, 16, and her father, novelist Miles Warner, move to the city to begin a new life. Enrolled at the exclusive Hamilton preparatory school in Riverdale, Becekett finds first love and discovers that the school is run by a coven of beautiful and seductive women who perpetuate their fountain of youth by drinking the blood of virgins.
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I can't wait for the trailer, if mainly for the outrage that it doesn't look like a non-24fps video camcorder that they got off the shelf. Because, you know, if they can't afford a crappy poster then they can't afford a basic RED camera rental. Alternativly, the outrage that it does look like poo poo in imax.
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What IMAX is showing that? Did they find a week or two when there's nothing else playing in IMAX or something?
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Probably an IMAX at a local museum.
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Pretty sure the IMAX snype is something leftover from a temp poster. I also wouldn't be surprised if the makers of the film get a C&D as IMAX is trademarked and fairly protective of their brand.
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The imax name was given out to use ages ago though. Several theaters have "imax" and it's just a slightly larger screen and mildly better sound usually.
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Desperado Bones posted:Extreme photoshop You would think that, with all the photoshopping, they would at least lessen the shadow cast by his beer belly.
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Teenage Fansub posted:I thought it was horrible. Worse than Cosmopolis. Yeah, Antiviral owns. I was lukewarm on Cosmopolis, this is rough on me to hear.
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KinkyJohn posted:You would think that, with all the photoshopping, they would at least lessen the shadow cast by his beer belly. The beer belly and the mustache are kind of his defining physical traits. My problem is with his pants, they fit way too well.
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CaptainHollywood posted:I had to look up several sites to make sure this was real. So, do they end up foiling the wicked women's plan by having a massive orgy? That would be a more effective solution than somehow hoping that ~~**love conquers all**~~
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Teenage Fansub posted:I thought it was horrible. Worse than Cosmopolis. Cosmopolis was siiiiiiiiiiick so I'm excited for this one. Cronenberg has yet to let me down.
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Yeah I loved Cosmopolis so someone who hated it not liking this just makes me think it's probably also really good.
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Autechresaint posted:
DERP: THE MOVIE made me delve into my posters folder for other eye-related posters. Then I discovered THIS piece of 5-alarm crazy and just plain stopped looking. 
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corn in the bible posted:That movie has fantastic music, but I didn't know that the composer had more music, thanks! Continuing with the posters to Strugatsky adaptations, Hard to be a God, 1989 and 2014 versions:      The new one is amazing, hunt it down if it ever gets a release in English. In short, it is a Star Trek Prime Directive story taking place on Bosch/Bruegel-inspired Medieval planet that is never going to reach its Renaissance because it is too hosed up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHXTr0s-yOo fatherboxx fucked around with this message at 09:57 on Sep 13, 2014 |
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I posted Hard To Be A God as a YTOTD, I think. In the original, Werner Herzog plays the lead character. Very strange film, both of them.
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Just watched Witchfinder General and now I feel dirty. 
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Witchfinder General is the best Hammer movie that Hammer didn't make.
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fatherboxx posted:Continuing with the posters to Strugatsky adaptations, Hard to be a God, 1989 and 2014 versions: Hard to Be A God, featuring the Highlander and the Kurgan?
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58: Some actors were born to be action heroes. Robert Ginty wasn't, but he didn't let that stop him. The Exterminator (1980)  Gold Raiders (1982)  Warrior of the Lost World (1983)  Scarab (1983)  the Act (1984)  Exterminator 2 (1984)  White Fire (1984)  Mission Kill (1986)  Three Kinds of Heat (1987)  Code Name: Vengeance (1987)  Maniac Killer (1987)  Out on Bail (1989)  Vietnam, Texas (1990)  the Bounty Hunter (1990)  Cop Target (1991) 
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Geez, he really capitalized on that Exterminator role.
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I just spent the whole time watching 'the Exterminator' wishing Robert Ginty and Steve James had switched roles. Just look at this bad-rear end mamma-jamma: 
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"You killed my girlfriend. You kidnapped my parents. But nobody and I mean NOBODY destroys the Ecto-1!"quote:
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ShufflerZero posted:Warrior of the Lost World (1983) I love Warrior of the Lost World; this poster was made first, then they made the movie based off the poster.  I'm honestly amazed that Robert Ginty and Fred Williamson made more than one movie together.
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fatherboxx posted:Continuing with the posters to Strugatsky adaptations, Hard to be a God, 1989 and 2014 versions: He is going to cut his hand and it is going to sting.
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Evil Mastermind posted:I love Warrior of the Lost World; this poster was made first, then they made the movie based off the poster. That was a fairly common practice. Cannon used to love doing that. Make up a poster to show to investors where they can say 'Look how awesome this poo poo is going to be!' and then just deliver a movie that sort of looks like it. If I remember, Cannon used to fund movies by pre-selling the international rights to something that wasn't yet made and then use that to actually make it.
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ShufflerZero posted:Scarab (1983) Those faces are amazing.
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DrVenkman posted:That was a fairly common practice. Cannon used to love doing that. Make up a poster to show to investors where they can say 'Look how awesome this poo poo is going to be!' and then just deliver a movie that sort of looks like it. Yep, but WARRIORS was made after they handed a 40-page treatment to the director. "Off you go, make this!" It's a fantastic piece of Z-grade awful-someness, however. And every time ShufflerZero posts, I want to hang out with him on a Friday night with a six-pack and a box of ex-rental VHS.
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DrVenkman posted:If I remember, Cannon used to fund movies by pre-selling the international rights to something that wasn't yet made and then use that to actually make it. Troma does (or at least did) this, too. Lloyd Kaufman goes into some detail on pre-selling at Cannes in one of the X Your Own drat Movie books (though I can't remember which one) and it's pretty interesting.
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ShufflerZero posted:Scarab (1983) Watch out slightly faceplanted Paul McCartney! There are some scary stuff happening behind you!
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There's a variant of this on a billboard near our house - the first time my gal and I saw it, we started laughing at how outrageously lovely and low-rent it is. Even my mother-in-law, who basically eats cultural garbage all day, referred to it as "cochino", which is the Spanish word for "pig" and basically means gross and dirty.
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Distorted Kiwi posted:Yep, but WARRIORS was made after they handed a 40-page treatment to the director. "Off you go, make this!" I watched this the other night. I think it peaked with Ginty in a battle royale with the Truckers, the Punks, the Also, the fight with Megaweapon was WEAKKKKK, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it's awful-someness.
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ShufflerZero posted:Mission Kill (1986) Oh God. Cameron Mitchell as a central American dictator? I need this movie in my life.
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Wow. It looks the exact same as the last one.
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I'm seeing double here! Four Gandalfs!
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http://bloody-disgusting.com/exclusives/3311752/13-mgmfox-horror-films-set-release-time-halloween/ MGM's doing alt covers for some of their horror titles for Halloween, and while most of them are pretty lovely (holy moly that Jeepers Creepers one is awful), I'm digging the hell out of the Teen Wolf cover. 
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That is awesome. I'm sure Michael J. Fox isn't terribly excited about it since he hates that movie.
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