Film

[Emphyrio]

I love WWDITS. The movie was great craic and thought doing a TV spin-off was a bit of a cheap move but I prefer it to the movie. There's a spin-off called Wellington Paranormal but that's not as good. Only watched Jojo Rabbit with the youngfla over the weekend. Tis good alright. Must have a look at Boy.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I tried the WWDITS movie once but didn't even get to the end. At the time, all the humour seemed really obvious, rehashed even, but I'm going to give it another go soon since I've had the series recommended to me by several people.

Jojo Rabbit is one of the best films of recent years I've seen though, as is Hunt for the Wilderpeople.

[Born of Fire]

I'd recommend just going straight into the series and skipping the movie. I enjoyed it much more than the movie. Well, season 1 was class anyway. Season 2 was shite so maybe don't bother with that either 

Been meaning to watch Hunt for the Wilderpeople for ages, hopefully get round to it soon.

We watched the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix over the past few weekends. Grand for some background fluff with a bit of food and drink. Nothing serious about them, basically Goosebumps with murder.

[John Kimble]

I tried the WWDITS movie once but didn't even get to the end. At the time, all the humour seemed really obvious, rehashed even, but I'm going to give it another go soon since I've had the series recommended to me by several people

Yep, I had pretty much the same experience. On paper it sounded like something I would completely get, but I just didn't find it funny at all. I thought I might prefer the series, given the strength of it's cast...Matt Berry (one of my favourite comedy actors), Natasia Demetriou (from the excellent Stath lets Flats and Kayvan Novak. But no, again did nothing for me.

[jobrok1]

'Blood Red Sky' on Netflix.

Vampires on a plane...
Wasn't expecting much from it, but really enjoyed it.
One of the better vampire flicks I've seen in quite a while.

[Emphyrio]

I put it on and it seemed like a simple plane hijacking movie and then it just went off on a whole other tangent. All the more pleasantly surprised for it.

[Eoin McLove]

I must see if it's on Netflix here. Sounds like it could be fun.

[Ealaín]

Awhile back was on abit of a Bollywood binge and I have to say, it was glorious!

I´'d recommend Eega - A Romeo reincarnates as a housefly and seeks to avenge his death by buzzing his mortal enemy to absolute madness then death, and  still successfully woos the love interest at the same time, something like that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Cw-n7VsOAc

[Carnage]

There is only Eegah:

https://youtu.be/2sbHcm0xED0

Yes, that's Jaws. MST3K had a good riff on it, too.

[Ealaín]

 Ah now   


MST3K  were something great, I did'nt keep up with Rifftrax as much though.

[Carnage]

No, a mate's a big fan and I'd watch the odd one with him. The Doug McClure MST3K ones were great.

[open face surgery]

The Quiet Place - Thought it was terrible but the reoccurring music is the start of a Galaxian mix I've been listening to a lot so that was great.

Ghostbusters 2 - Classic. First one is heavier on the Murray therefore better but both unreal.

Casino - Hadn't watched this in years. Up there with the best of them.

[Blackout]

Must watch the first 2 ghosbusters this weekend for the inevitable hangover.

[Eoin McLove]

'Blood Red Sky' on Netflix.

Vampires on a plane...
Wasn't expecting much from it, but really enjoyed it.
One of the better vampire flicks I've seen in quite a while.

It's on Aussie Netflix so I'll give it a look over the weekend.

[leatherface]

Ghostbusters 2 - Classic. First one is heavier on the Murray therefore better but both unreal.

Casino - Hadn't watched this in years. Up there with the best of them.

Ghostbusters 2 has darker moments and Vigo was a better opponent than Gozer was. None of the actors seemed all that arsed though (least of all Murray) and it shows. Still good though.

Casino is just 'Goodfellas' mixed with a Giallo horror film. Never liked it, just straight unpleasant all the way through. I'll forever stick with 'Goodfellas'.