This movie is a pretty fun satire on celebrity culture. I can imagine Bruce Campbell laughing at the script and having fun playing an arrogant, cowardly jerk. He can't take himself too seriously!
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There's a shop in my town that refills the canisters for $6, so I just go there for that. Also, I've found a number of websites that ship large amounts of syrup (2 or 4 liters at a time) from Canada with an easy web search. I couldn't see where the syrup was actually produced, however.
It's by no means a "good" horror movie, but they threw more monsters onto the screen than I've ever seen. Parts of it are nonsensical but if you like B movies you'd probably enjoy it. One of those films best enjoyed with a couple beers and some buddies.
Return of the Living Dead is so re-watchable. You might want to throw me out of the group but I mainly like B-horror and the classics, so stuff like Bela in Dracula, Spookies, Uninvited, and There's Nothing Out There and straight-up weird foreign stuff like VIY. That last one I'd recommend to anyone who isn't scared off by subtitles because the ending really is a great payoff. Some recent stuff I've liked is Barbarian, Talk to Me, and The Substance. Also, a hard agree on It Follows. They did borrow the ending from CHUD II...
I didn't count, but I think Frankie Freako sets an unofficial record for the most times the word "fart" is seen in any feature film. It is a lot of fun.
I got Leprechaun Returns, too (think I found it for a few bucks somewhere) thinking it was going to probably be awful. It was surprisingly good! Then I realized it was directed by national treasure, Steven Kostanski.
Werewolf_Cop @ Werewolf_Cop @lemmy.ca Posts 1Comments 42Joined 8 mo. ago
Never heard of this one but the reviews make it sound pretty great. Anything you would compare it to?