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Detective Thompson posted:I think I saw this in the early to mid 90s. It was one of those crazy women movies from that era. There's a scene were these people are having a bake sale, and some people buy these cookies. But the crazy lady in the movie put glass in the cookies, and I remember specifically one girl biting into them and blood pouring out of her mouth. I'm sure a few others got cut up, too. The bake sale was either being held by a rival company to the one the crazy woman worked at, or by her own company and she was trying to screw over some people that worked there because of sexual rebuff or some stuff like that. I think the crazy woman was a secretary for an important person in the company. The Temp.
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Megabound posted:I remember watching this movie on SBS about 10 years ago. The movie follows a detective who's hired to figure out why peoples heads are exploding, as it turns out everyone who has suffered this "Head-explode-itis" has previously had a brain tumor and their doctor had been putting worms in their head which didn't stop growing/exploded. The Roly Poly Man.
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SkunkDuster posted:I have part of a line of dialogue from a movie and I can't remember what the line is, or which movie it is from. I think it is something The Schofield Kid says in Unforgiven, but am not sure. The Professional, maybe? Leon: The Professional posted:Mathilda: You don't have a pig in your kitchen.
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^^Sounds a lot like Northfork, though that was 2003.
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Yoshimo posted:I'll be greedy and post two. There's a DTV flick called "Granny" from 1999, which is a different film from the DTV flick "The Granny" from 1995.
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Tom Yum posted:Two movies I have extremely vague memories of from childhood: I'm pretty sure this is the first Care Bears movie.
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The Comna posted:1. I saw this movie sometime between 1999 and 2002. The Cure.
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codyclarke posted:Indie movie from the late 90's, early 00's. Fairly dark sort of a road movie about two guys in their late twenties, one that's fairly meek and one that's way more eccentric and dangerous. Kind of a Brad Pitt/Edward Norton in Fight Club esque dynamic, but not as extreme. Also, both with dark hair. I think the eccentric guy had cancer or was going to die or something? And there was a love triangle with a girl at some point. It's not a very good movie, it's just on the tip of my tongue and I can't remember what the hell it's called. It definitely came out in that like, Jesus' Son era of indie movies. That's reminding me a lot of The Doom Generation.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:There's a movie, I want to say it's a TV movie, but it's about a little black or hispanic kid living in the NYC subway tunnels and coming up by day to steal food or something. I wish I had more details but I remember loving that movie. Runaway?
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Auryn posted:I am looking for the title of a movie I saw probably 10 years ago. It was a horror movie with I think a one word title. While the first 'Poltergeist' has a scene like this, this is also somewhat reminiscent of the opening scene to 'Clownhouse'.
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De Nomolos posted:The vague memories of a movie trailer seen in my youth popped into my head recently. What I remember: Stay Tuned.
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itskage posted:There is some movie where there is a quick Silence of the Lambs parody. It's like two guys are talking about a girl and one of them goes "I'd like to eat her liver with a glass of wine and some fava beans" and they both start making the mouth sucking noise. Dumb and Dumber.
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simplefish posted:What's the film where (iirc) the parents/mother are dead and the brother/dad works 2 jobs at night, and always leaves a paper crane or something on the little boy's bedside table to let the boy know he looked in on him between his 2 nihht jobs. The working brother/dad basically never sees the kid so it's a really important bond between them. I think maybe one nught he can't make it home and it's a really big deal. This might be a flashback in the TV show "Prison Break".
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simplefish posted:Baseball player from the Dominican Republic... Sugar.
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Ibsen posted:There's a movie where towards the end, as some kind of act of come uppance or show superiority, in a setting like Central Park, one man pisses on another man. I don't know the answer, but if you can stomach the insanity that had to go into this, you can consult the Pee Movie List (  , probably). Behold the  .
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Hannibal Rex posted:Nope. I saw it in the mid- or late nineties, before Thirteen Ghosts even came out, and the guys was definitely much younger than F. Murray Abraham. Some of the details of your movie are pretty similar to "The Redeemer" (aka "Class Reunion Massacre"). But that was from the 70's.
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CougarsWrath posted:I'm looking for a horror movie I saw a bit of back in the mid 80's, possibly early 90's on vhs. Something about a possessed/dimension-portal type house with people trapped inside, and the house was bigger on the inside with monsters running around? I've been looking for it for years, and google hasn't been any help yet. It was in color, and here's what I can remember: Phantasm II.
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Detective Thompson posted:I'm trying to remember where a certain scene comes from. I know I've seen the movie several times, but can't recall it. I would have seen it probably in the early to mid 90s. The part I'm thinking of has a group gathered around a table, either a family or a couple and some of their friends. There's a turkey on the table, and one of them goes to carve it, but as soon as they start to cut it, the turkey splits in half. It was overcooked or something, and is super dry inside. I seem to recall the meat inside looking kinda of like a spiderweb as the turkey split apart. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
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PumpkinBat posted:Now this is a somewhat old movie, possibly made for TV. Blood Diner?
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Flux Equals Rad posted:Saw a movie with the sound turned off in a bar this past summer. All I remember is that it was an Asian movie, looked like maybe early 2000s-ish, in which a guy is hypnotized before an audience into thinking that he's a bird. But then the hypnotist can't get him to snap out of it. There was some other crazy stuff going on, too, so I'd really like to see this movie in a more appropriate movie-watching setting! Survive Style 5+.
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penismightier posted:I think that's Dark Night of the Scarecrow. Seconding maybe this, but the specifics don't exactly gel. If it isn't that, then it might be just "Scarecrows" (1988). Either way, both are decent flicks.
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Slim Killington posted:I'm looking for 70s-80s era movies with night-time explosions. Preferably, a house exploding. Think Lethal Weapon house explosion, only not in the middle of the day. I seem to remember Friday the 13th VII: The New Blood having a pretty gnarly house explosion at night, towards the end.
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Droid Washington posted:Somewhere between like 1998 and 2005 (give or take) I saw a movie about some priests who were on some sort of mission. I remember it was really dark, and at one point a priest (maybe two) goes to visit some satanist or something, and there's people being tortured and crucified along the walls at this place as the priest heads through to find the leader. I think I saw this on HBO late one night. This tickles the memory banks concerning the movie "Resurrection" with Christopher Lambert. It's an extremely poor man's "Se7en". David Cronenberg plays a priest, though, so that's something. Your description is also vaguely reminiscent of "Strangeland", another piece of crap. Neither of these have a priest as the lead, though, only minor characters. I also remember "The Apostate" with Dennis Hopper coming out roughly around the same time as these, featuring yet another tired serial killer plot, though the lead in this one is a priest.
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Runcible Cat posted:Anyone know where the driving cat section in this gif's from? It's from SNL, and was the first google result for 'driving cat'.
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MinionOfCthulhu posted:Nope. Pat Buttram?
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I feel like maybe he's played a used car salesman at some point too. It's a long-shot I know...
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Doctor Soup posted:There's this black and white surrealist movie I forget the name of, I think it's French. In it, this guy goes through a mirror and dies or something, then he wakes up but he's got these huge fake eyes plastered over his eyes. I have vivid memories of that part, but I can't for the life of me find the movie. Anyone know what it might be? This sounds like a mixture of "Orpheus" (the mirror) and "Les Diaboliques" (the eyes). Origami Dali fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Jul 13, 2014 |
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AATREK CURES KIDS posted:I'm trying to remember a scene where a man and a little girl are travelling, and they meet redneck mechanic with a shirt that says "Roy" (I think it was Roy). The man says, "Say hello to Roy", and the redneck says "My name's not Roy, Roy is my brother. I killed him." The kid asks, "why did you kill him?" "I needed a clean shirt." A Simple Wish.
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Pentaro posted:And in case TV shows are kosher, This is "Tucker".
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Detective Thompson posted:I watched Shocker tonight, and there were some things that I thought happened in that movie but didn't end up being in it. I seem to recall another movie where the electricity itself is living, maybe taking on the look of a small demon or animal. Feels like an 80s movie to me. Anything like that? You might be thinking of Gremlins 2, which features an electric gremlin.
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Don't forget Shakma. It probably isn't Shakma.
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I'm pretty sure the only way Craven and Cunningham could afford sleazemeister David Hess was to agree to let him use those songs on the soundtrack. That Sadie and Krug track is just the worst.
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SkunkDuster posted:Now that I think about it, the hand was like a "key" that fit into a three fingered "lock" carved out of stone to do something significant. Jesus, I am going to feel dumb when somebody posts it because it is not at all an obscure movie.
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moths posted:Ok it's like 1982 - 84 on Nickelodeon and there's a spooky house with a red dot. The dot represented a girl ghost who maybe died in a fire? That sounds a lot like "Red Room Riddle", a 1983 ABC Weekend Special movie. I know this because it was the answer to one of my longstanding requests in this thread.
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Freakazoid_ posted:Another fuzzy memory surfaced. I thought it was originally an episode from the '95-'02 run of The Outer Limits, but I checked the episode synopses and didn't find it. Sounds a bit like From Beyond.
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Neo Rasa posted:I think this was a made for tv movie. A father and son are reunited after reasons and they get along great. But while they go out fishing on the dad's boat some malfunction requires them to land at an unknown island. Here they're abducted by an entire society of people that have been living like pirates from the 1700s forever (the film takes place in contemporary times and was likely made around 1992~1995). The Island (1980)
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Relin posted:some movie about a gravedigger and his mentally challenged compatriot who only says mya? and at the end the protagonist says mya? Cemetery Man (aka Dellamorte Dellamore). Great loving movie.
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HookedOnChthonics posted:Years ago I saw a video that consisted of shots from an Eastern European or Polish sci-fi movie, possibly unfinished or unreleased, set against a very intense soundtrack—an entire album, I think. The movie seemed to be about astronauts stranded on a primitive planet. Lots of frightening, disorienting shots of ritual cavorting on a gray beach. Sound familiar to anyone? Sounds like Zulawski's "On The Silver Globe".
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Also try any of the Media Blasters releases under their old Tokyo Shock line, which also released Versus.
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Homer J. Fong posted:Ok a real long shot here if anyone can identify this one. This movie was probably the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. I watched it on Netflix in early to mid 2011 but I have no idea if it is on Netflix anymore. From what I can remember it was just a bunch of 20 somethings living in a smallish apartment whining about things for the entire movie. It had no discernible plot from what I remember (other than growing up/living on your own/trying to make it in life). I maybe remember a scene where they were just like lying on the floor or bed whining about nothing. The movie seemed to drag on forever. It was probably an independent movie and likely had a low rating on Netflix. It was probably made between 2005-2011 but I can't be 100% sure. Sorry for the poor description, if I think of anything else I'll add it later. I haven't seen it, but this is pretty much every description I've heard for Tiny Furniture.
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david_a posted:Darkman basically is a fever dream so no wonder you were doubting it was real. This scene never gets old, holy poo poo.
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