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The hero doesn't go in disguise though, he just shows as a normal spectator, and the flying guillotine neither impales people nor does it lift them up like a crane. I guess I can broadly see the connection, but that's a lot of factors you'd have to misremember.
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Samuel Clemens posted:The hero doesn't go in disguise though, he just shows as a normal spectator, and the flying guillotine neither impales people nor does it lift them up like a crane. There's a lot of misremembering in this thread, I was just throwing it out there as a possibility dude.
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Sounds like a pretty fabulous movie, too. Edit: OK, it's so bad it's good, and it has amazing moments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVXNMkXL4Yo&t=391s Ending: the one-armed man's final killing blow to the guillotine master sends him flying through the roof into the air; he then kicks a coffin underneath the guillotine master to catch his dead body as it rolls off the roof. The Macaroni fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Oct 3, 2018 |
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Samuel Clemens posted:The hero doesn't go in disguise though, he just shows as a normal spectator, and the flying guillotine neither impales people nor does it lift them up like a crane. I misremembered a Simpsons gag as an actual movie, so there's definitely been bigger stretches.
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The Macaroni posted:Sounds like a pretty fabulous movie, too. That movie is great for ripping on with your friends.
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Oct 4, 2018 02:52
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Leavemywife posted:That movie is great Yep, you got that right.
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Oct 4, 2018 15:20
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Ape Agitator posted:Yep, you got that right. I don't know how you can see something like this and not love it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PkG1k6u3Jk
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Oct 5, 2018 02:00
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That is legitimately one of my favorite characters/scenes ever.
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Anyone know this movie? A colleague of mine described it like this:quote:this woman was pinned down to a table, and had a cut on her arm and a big tube thing came down and a giant spider was crawling into the cut Any ideas?
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Akuma posted:Anyone know this movie? A colleague of mine described it like this: Rupture? With Noomi Rapace?
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Murphys Law posted:Rupture? With Noomi Rapace? Oh, good call.
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Murphys Law posted:Rupture? With Noomi Rapace?  My friend is adamant that it was a lady bound to a table, probably naked, and just one large spider.
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Akuma posted:Any ideas? I think there was a scene like this in Buckaroo Banzai, but it may not have been a spider there.
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Zopotantor posted:I think there was a scene like this in Buckaroo Banzai, but it may not have been a spider there. It was some kind of alien that looked like a horseshoe crab, and it was coming down a ramp, not a tube.
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I saw what I think was the start to a horror film in the early 90s. Movie made possibly in 70s or 80s, color. The scene was a woman (I think) wandering through a cemetery during daytime, it was sunny but turned cloudy and windy, then there's a shot of an open grave, the camera looks into the grave and a male vampire is laying in there, opens his eyes wide and his mouth wide revealing his fangs. That's all I remember.
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meatpath posted:I saw what I think was the start to a horror film in the early 90s. Movie made possibly in 70s or 80s, color. The scene was a woman (I think) wandering through a cemetery during daytime, it was sunny but turned cloudy and windy, then there's a shot of an open grave, the camera looks into the grave and a male vampire is laying in there, opens his eyes wide and his mouth wide revealing his fangs. That's all I remember. I want to say Salem's Lot because of the whole eyes-opening thing, but nah. A quick search for some keywords however and it sounds more like "Grave of the Vampire" from your description.
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https://i.imgur.com/bhVKo8w.gifv what dis from
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Is that intended to be one or three different things? I'd swear the last bit looks like the compound in Delta Force 2 but I haven't seen it in so long I'll have to check.
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I'm trying to remember a 90's (possibly 80's) scifi movie about a gritty mining colony on an asteroid or something like that. I think it was about a bunch of prisoners taken to the colony to do something and one of the inmates was a creepy pedophile type who intimidates a kid so the kid ends up killing him by loving with the controls of his mining drone, or something in that vein. It was low budget and I think it was bad but I want to remember the name.
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Shibawanko posted:I'm trying to remember a 90's (possibly 80's) scifi movie about a gritty mining colony on an asteroid or something like that. I think it was about a bunch of prisoners taken to the colony to do something and one of the inmates was a creepy pedophile type who intimidates a kid so the kid ends up killing him by loving with the controls of his mining drone, or something in that vein. It was low budget and I think it was bad but I want to remember the name. Moon 44, created by the guys who made ID4.
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I just watched Final Destination 5 the other night, and there's a part in it where a gun left on a stove burner goes off, shooting and killing someone. I remember this happening in an action movie, like maybe the hero, during an action sequence, does that intentionally to kill someone, but for the life of me I can't remember what movie. Anyone remember this happening in something?
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codyclarke posted:I just watched Final Destination 5 the other night, and there's a part in it where a gun left on a stove burner goes off, shooting and killing someone. I remember this happening in an action movie, like maybe the hero, during an action sequence, does that intentionally to kill someone, but for the life of me I can't remember what movie. Anyone remember this happening in something? In Red, Bruce willis puts loose bullets in a pan over a stove so they go off after a while as a distraction, if that sounds right?
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codyclarke posted:I just watched Final Destination 5 the other night, and there's a part in it where a gun left on a stove burner goes off, shooting and killing someone. I remember this happening in an action movie, like maybe the hero, during an action sequence, does that intentionally to kill someone, but for the life of me I can't remember what movie. Anyone remember this happening in something? In Shoot'em Up a character holds bullets between his fingers and puts it into the fire to shoot someone without a gun.
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Ape Agitator posted:Moon 44, created by the guys who made ID4. drat, it doesn't even have a tvtropes page. Thanks!
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Jedit posted:In Shoot'em Up a character holds bullets between his fingers and puts it into the fire to shoot someone without a gun. This is definitely what was on the tip of my tongue in my brain, thanks!
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For a friend here. He remembers an old man (white or grey hair) saying his name was 'Edith'. Another character is surprised by this name and asks him to confirm it. And he does. Sorry, he can't remember anything else.
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Oct 14, 2018 21:05
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Ghost Dad, Sir Ed-ith Moser.
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"It's not a guhl's name, it's a BOUYZ name!" I think a goon has part of that conversation as custom text.
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Reading the Wikipedia entry for No Exit reminded me of a short film I remember seeing. I think it was shot in black and white, probably in the 60's or 70's, and was about a guy trapped in a room with seemingly no exit, except occasionally people would appear through hidden doors in the walls, floor and ceiling Laugh-In style to talk to him and maybe to tell him he can choose to leave at any time. I want to say someone really famous nowdays was attached to it in an off-camera role either as director, writer or producer, but they may have been an unknown at the time (or mistaking it for something else). Anyone have any idea what film this was?
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Alris posted:Reading the Wikipedia entry for No Exit reminded me of a short film I remember seeing. I think it was shot in black and white, probably in the 60's or 70's, and was about a guy trapped in a room with seemingly no exit, except occasionally people would appear through hidden doors in the walls, floor and ceiling Laugh-In style to talk to him and maybe to tell him he can choose to leave at any time. I want to say someone really famous nowdays was attached to it in an off-camera role either as director, writer or producer, but they may have been an unknown at the time (or mistaking it for something else). Jim Henson's The Cube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9emTbe5CZw wyoming fucked around with this message at 09:02 on Oct 16, 2018 |
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SimonCat posted:Ghost Dad, Sir Ed-ith Moser. Thanks!
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Okay, I'm at a loss and all I've got is a scene where the MC (I think he's the MC) is driving cab and there's white guy (office type) in the back jacked up on coke and spittin' rhymes (trying to). The driver gets pissed, stops the cab and pulls his fare out and leaves. Yeah, not much to go on. Thanks.
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This sounds Spike Lee-ish.
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I was watching old episodes of Night Gallery, and in one a character is watching an old black and white movie in a theater. The one character from the B&W film looked like a wolf man, saying something about 'the house of pain'. Any clues? Trying to google 'house of pain movie' just brings up stuff about the 90s hip-hop group.
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LadyPictureShow posted:I was watching old episodes of Night Gallery, and in one a character is watching an old black and white movie in a theater. Island of Lost Souls.
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Maxwell Lord posted:Island of Lost Souls. Cool, thanks!
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open ended, but were there movies/tv shows where a character is trying to stifle a laughter at an inappropriate place (funeral) and someone thinks they are crying?
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Maxwell Lord posted:Island of Lost Souls. And it's Bela Lugosi himself.
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Alan Smithee posted:open ended, but were there movies/tv shows where a character is trying to stifle a laughter at an inappropriate place (funeral) and someone thinks they are crying? Heathers comes to mind but this could be any number of things.
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Alan Smithee posted:open ended, but were there movies/tv shows where a character is trying to stifle a laughter at an inappropriate place (funeral) and someone thinks they are crying? Coupling, the "Giggle loop" episode? Two more requests from me: One is a 80-90s horror movie, of which I remember vaguely that people are in a coma in a hospital and trapped in a sort of hell dimension or whatever where they are "killed" for good one by one; at the end, the main character wakes up and runs up to love interest whose death is just being called by the doctor and machines disconnected; he threatens/insists they turn on the machines again/they perform CPR on her, and she also wakes up. Crime movie, also 80s/90s; sort of a modern Bonnie and Clyde remake but the protagonists are in their early twenties. I remember the father of "Bonnie" is also the sheriff that is chasing them through their killing spree, thinking his daughter is being plagiarized by "Clyde".
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