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Reason posted:Looking for a recent film. Horror film made probably after 2010, plot goes something like, writer or investigator person stays in a home or hotel in a small town that is New Englandy and the town disappears and there are monsters trying to kill him. The monsters were very lovecraftian. Could be your slightly misremembering "Final Prayer" or "the borderlands" ?
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ElectricBlizzard posted:Could be your slightly misremembering "Final Prayer" or "the borderlands" ? Thanks those are both fun movies that I've seen, but it wasn't found footage. Starting to think this movie is a figment of the imagination.
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Dec 28, 2015 18:35
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Honestly you might be thinking of the video game Alan Wake.
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Dec 28, 2015 22:50
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I'm actually trying to remember where a specific line comes from. It's two people meeting for the first time and one asks the others name, they respond and the other retorts something along the lines of "do you have a surname or are you like Madonna?" It's been driving me insane! TIA
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Dec 30, 2015 13:23
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MisterGBH posted:I'm actually trying to remember where a specific line comes from. Weird, I think I remember this, too, but couldn't tell you from where.
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Dec 30, 2015 13:58
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MisterGBH posted:I'm actually trying to remember where a specific line comes from. Not from a movie, but I'm pretty sure it's this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBSB2WhUdRc
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Dec 30, 2015 14:31
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Hannibal Rex posted:Not from a movie, but I'm pretty sure it's this: Thank you it very well may be from that.
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Dec 30, 2015 14:36
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Hannibal Rex posted:Not from a movie, but I'm pretty sure it's this: Dear god, I'm kind of glad I completely missed out on this show; Terminators are laughably bad at completing assassination missions, and I can't see that going for multiple seasons like it did. Two films, sure, but after that, yeesh.
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Dec 30, 2015 15:35
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I gave the show a pass for the longest time, and only watched it a few months ago. You have to accept the limitations of a TV budget when it comes to editing, special effects, etc., but it's definitely better than anything in the franchise after T2. Lena Headey is fantastic as Sarah Connor.
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Dec 31, 2015 01:09
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A guy gets a pilot made and to make sure it is popular he gets a bunch of people on a cruise ship and his friends go to their houses and turn their TVs on to the show. As the show gets picked up the people are kept longer and longer on the cruise ship. The name of the show the guy made was "Sitting Pretty". Can't find anything about the movie online
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Jan 2, 2016 15:06
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Incitatus posted:A guy gets a pilot made and to make sure it is popular he gets a bunch of people on a cruise ship and his friends go to their houses and turn their TVs on to the show. As the show gets picked up the people are kept longer and longer on the cruise ship. The name of the show the guy made was "Sitting Pretty". Can't find anything about the movie online The Ratings Game.
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Jan 2, 2016 15:18
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It's an 80s teen horror movie. All I know is there are kids driving through the city, they pass a red light or something and swerve the car around, and all that swerving opens a dimensional rift (?maybe). Anyway they go to a bar afterwards, and it's full of vampires.
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Jan 2, 2016 17:11
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mike12345 posted:It's an 80s teen horror movie. All I know is there are kids driving through the city, they pass a red light or something and swerve the car around, and all that swerving opens a dimensional rift (?maybe). Anyway they go to a bar afterwards, and it's full of vampires. I think this is Vamp.
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Jan 2, 2016 18:20
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ProfessorMurder posted:I think this is Vamp. I think you're right. IMDB says something about the club being called "After Dark", that sounds familiar. Maybe I remembered it because of Grace Jones.
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Jan 2, 2016 18:32
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Dear god, I'm kind of glad I completely missed out on this show; Terminators are laughably bad at completing assassination missions, and I can't see that going for multiple seasons like it did. You really missed out. T:SCC made some incredibly ballsy moves and took the franchise to places a movie could never go, like showing you what it's like when a Terminator is in long term infiltration mode from its perspective. (It also had a Terminator singing "Donald, Where's Yer Trousers?", which is something I never thought I'd be typing in seriousness.)
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Jan 2, 2016 18:49
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I'm looking for a clip of a guy, with glasses, sitting on a toilet. Suddenly, he starts leaking blood and eventually shits out a knife. Then, while his groin is still bleeding, he lifts up his shirt to show something in his stomach squirming, and he starts pulling an object that looks like an intestine out of his mouth. It looks like a super-cheap 80s or 90s horror movie, because the clip I've seen looks like a VHS rip.
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Jan 4, 2016 04:47
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MisterGBH posted:I'm actually trying to remember where a specific line comes from. A little Internet detective-ing has led me to an episode of Charmed ("Sleuthing with the Enemy"). Inspector Reece Davidson: "And you are?" Phoebe: "Phoebe." Inspector Reece Davidson: "Is that like a Cher, or a Madonna, or do you have a last name?"
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Jan 4, 2016 06:03
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X-Ray Pecs posted:I'm looking for a clip of a guy, with glasses, sitting on a toilet. Suddenly, he starts leaking blood and eventually shits out a knife. Then, while his groin is still bleeding, he lifts up his shirt to show something in his stomach squirming, and he starts pulling an object that looks like an intestine out of his mouth. It looks like a super-cheap 80s or 90s horror movie, because the clip I've seen looks like a VHS rip. Videodrome
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Jan 4, 2016 07:12
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Opopanax posted:Videodrome I can barely remember this film, but doesn't James Woods pull a gun out of his stomach/rib cage?
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Jan 4, 2016 14:05
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Yes, and he has sex with a TV. (I don't remember him making GBS threads a knife though.) punchymcpunch fucked around with this message at 14:26 on Jan 4, 2016 |
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Jan 4, 2016 14:22
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Opopanax posted:Videodrome It's not Videodrome, it's something cheaper and more obscure.
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Jan 4, 2016 14:36
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Oh, sorry. I blurred that post together a bit and read it as "pulled a VHS tape out of his stomach"
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Jan 4, 2016 15:04
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Reason posted:Looking for a recent film. Horror film made probably after 2010, plot goes something like, writer or investigator person stays in a home or hotel in a small town that is New Englandy and the town disappears and there are monsters trying to kill him. The monsters were very lovecraftian. You're sure it's not The Mist?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mist_(film) Cthulhu (07)?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu_(2007_film) Or, Whisperer in Darkness? (note this is B&W): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Whisperer_in_Darkness_(film) Red fucked around with this message at 16:25 on Jan 4, 2016 |
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Jan 4, 2016 16:21
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Dear fellow goons, please help me so I can finally get my girlfriend to stop haranguing me about finding this movie she saw the trailer for a while back. I don't know how many more times I can type variations of "couple moves into haunted house and mother-in-law locks daughter-in-law in the basement" at her behest. I've checked an rear end-ton of sites that list upcoming movies, especially those focusing on horror, but I can't find this one bloody movie and every time we go to watch TV she asks me about it again. All I know is the following, which I am half-remembering from the trailer she found months ago: A recently-married couple move into a new home and the husband's mother-in-law comes to visit. Weird stuff happens to the wife and she keeps trying to tell the husband but he's all  "huehuehue you're just imagining it you silly woman huehuehue" . Beyond that, the only other thing I can remember is the mother-in-law shoving the daughter-in-law down the basement steps and locking her down there in the dark with whatever the hell is in the house.I would be terribly grateful to anyone who can identify this movie so I can finally tell my girlfriend "it's called ____." Help me, Something Awful, you're my only hope
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Jan 5, 2016 10:32
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Could it be The Visit?
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Jan 5, 2016 14:12
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Hexenritter posted:Dear fellow goons, please help me so I can finally get my girlfriend to stop haranguing me about finding this movie she saw the trailer for a while back. I don't know how many more times I can type variations of "couple moves into haunted house and mother-in-law locks daughter-in-law in the basement" at her behest. I've checked an rear end-ton of sites that list upcoming movies, especially those focusing on horror, but I can't find this one bloody movie and every time we go to watch TV she asks me about it again. I found this trailer for a movie called Dead Story. Looks like it could be what you're describing.
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Jan 5, 2016 20:34
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Here's a movie that I've never seen but remember its trailer leaving an impression: - It's a 90s movie (MAYBE it could have been a 1989 movie but it seemed very solidly early/mid 90s - I saw the trailer mid/late 90s on a rented video) - It had a red band (the first one I'd seen, a big reason why the trailer left an impression) - It's a horror movie or at least an intense thriller of some kind - The trailer consisted mostly of a quiet scene of a woman in a bathtub shot from above - no music (or very quiet, subtle music if any) for the most part - The scene is intercut with occasional flashes of scary shots (unfortunately they were so fast and it's been so long ago I don't remember what the shots were of) - It could possibly be a sequel (text fades in and out mentioning that "You Survived", the implication being that the horror isn't over yet) I've periodically tried to figure this one out whenever I get reminded of it, but my Google skills are weak apparently. I don't recall any material to account for the red band (maybe you could've caught a glimpse of the woman's naughty bits but I'm pretty sure I would have noticed if so). Many thanks in advance!
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Jan 5, 2016 23:27
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lizardman posted:Here's a movie that I've never seen but remember its trailer leaving an impression: Mute Witness? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq-I7nI6cCg
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Jan 6, 2016 04:26
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MeLKoR posted:Could it be The Visit? No but we earmarked that one the other night as a definite watcher. Thanks for looking. ProfessorMurder posted:I found this trailer for a movie called Dead Story. Looks like it could be what you're describing. That's it. You, dear Professor, are an absolute lifesaver.
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Jan 7, 2016 03:15
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Good lord, I've been wondering about this on and off for the better part of 20 years! Thank you EDIT: I'm STILL not sure why this trailer has a red band! lizardman fucked around with this message at 03:44 on Jan 7, 2016 |
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Jan 7, 2016 03:18
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lizardman posted:Good lord, I've been wondering about this on and off for the better part of 20 years! Thank you Glad to help! I remember seeing that trailer on a VHS as a kid, always stuck with me even though I've never seen the actual movie. I should probably watch it.
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Jan 7, 2016 03:59
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Here's one that's always bugged me: A slightly crappy-looking sci-fi movie, maybe post-apocalyptic, with the leads dressed in some kind of black rubber soldier uniform. A Dolph Lundgren-looking dude and woman with blonde hair. The last scene is them leaving a big tower or fortress and walking off into the desert, and someone decides not to shoot them with a sniper rifle. Maybe they decide not to shoot each other? I saw this on British telly in the mid-nineties, just in time for the ending. It had kind of a Fortress or Blood of Heroes feel to it.
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Jan 7, 2016 16:10
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codyclarke posted:Glad to help! I remember seeing that trailer on a VHS as a kid, always stuck with me even though I've never seen the actual movie. I should probably watch it. I recommend it. It's trying super super hard to channel Brian de Palma channeling Alfred Hitchcock but in sort of great ways that I thought were clever and charming and just a lot of fun.
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codyclarke posted:Glad to help! I remember seeing that trailer on a VHS as a kid, always stuck with me even though I've never seen the actual movie. I should probably watch it. Yeah, I'm gonna check it out myself. You seemed to have found it pretty quick, how'd you manage it? I usually tried going the route of googling for redband trailers from the 90s or "horror trailer with woman in bathtub" (which usually brings up Slither or Nightmare on Elm Street). Ape Agitator posted:I recommend it. It's trying super super hard to channel Brian de Palma channeling Alfred Hitchcock but in sort of great ways that I thought were clever and charming and just a lot of fun. Sounds like a good time. It seems to have been a very well-received movie (and I'm a sucker for adult thrillers) and even apparently features Alec Guinness in a bit part, I'm surprised I have never heard of this movie aside from seeing its trailer from way back when.
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I'm not going to quote multiple people here so I'll just say broadly regarding Mute Witness that from what I remember it was pretty good and certainly better than just the premise of a horror film where the girl can't scream and one of the only films I can remember where snuff films being real doesn't make a terrible film. Anyway since this is the identification thread here's one - a British gangster film from the 80s or maybe 70s where someone is threatened by being dangled by the feet off a tall building or parking lot or something and he just flippantly responds something like "I love all this".
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I think it's a comedy. The scene is definitely funny. The movies cuts to scene of a woman, slightly overweight, eyes wide with fear, clutching a microphone in both hands, singing karaoke completely expressionless and monotone. We move away from her to a conversation with the main characters, but she remains in the background, still slightly audible. It makes me laugh every time I see it. What movie is this?
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lizardman posted:Yeah, I'm gonna check it out myself. You seemed to have found it pretty quick, how'd you manage it? I usually tried going the route of googling for redband trailers from the 90s or "horror trailer with woman in bathtub" (which usually brings up Slither or Nightmare on Elm Street). Knew it right away! Just always remembered that trailer, it stuck with me for some reason. Franchescanado posted:I think it's a comedy. The scene is definitely funny. The movies cuts to scene of a woman, slightly overweight, eyes wide with fear, clutching a microphone in both hands, singing karaoke completely expressionless and monotone. We move away from her to a conversation with the main characters, but she remains in the background, still slightly audible. It makes me laugh every time I see it. Is it the karaoke scene in Slither?
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A comedy where someone in a cell is talking to the hero as they're walking away, in typical good guy talks to incarcerated bad guy fashion. Ends up walking out of cell easily while talking. Realises and makes his way back in to cell, like "whoops, I'll just go back in here". Maybe early 2000s?
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Jan 8, 2016 10:49
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donquixotic posted:Anyway since this is the identification thread here's one - a British gangster film from the 80s or maybe 70s where someone is threatened by being dangled by the feet off a tall building or parking lot or something and he just flippantly responds something like "I love all this". A Fish Called Wanda? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KniUNdVZvH4
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No it was definitely a gangster film - truth be told I'm sure the memory of it is probably a mish-mash of five different memories. Thanks anyway
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