Showing posts with label Saturday night fright flick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saturday night fright flick. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Best trailer ever on a Saturday
Jim Wynorski's remake of WASP WOMAN from 1995. If you'd like to see more Roger Corman trailers check this YouTube channel, it's actually the official channel from Corman's company.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Saturday night fright flick trailer
Jeg husker engang for nogen år siden, da jeg mødte Peter Peter i VideoNetto på Vesterbrogade og efter at Jang (som jeg havde mødt 10 minutter forinden) havde introduceret mig, spurgte PP, hvad min yndlingsfilm var. Jeg husker ikke mit svar, men da jeg efterfølgende spurge ham, hvad hans yndlingsfilm var, sagde han: "Der er jo altid 'saven' ". Haha.
De har iø begge efterfølgende købt alle numre af STAY SICK!, naturligvis (og det er mig, som blev brugt som skabelon til Zlatko Burics karakter i specielt PUSHER 3, men sig det ikke til nogen).
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Saturday night fright flick.
Hey creatures of the night out there (it's four in the morning here); This time we take a look at SEYTAN, the Turkish remake of THE EXORCIST, and compared it to the original version (well, I don't but someone on YouTube did, so thanks to that person whoever he is, LOL).
In contrast to the other imitations and ripoffs the Turkish version went the full distance and not only looks somewhat like the original; it IS a scene for scene remake! It was released only a year after the original and mind you at a time when the original version hadn't even played in Turkey. It's a pity the only copies of the film are is such bad shape but at least SOME form of print has survived. Many Turkish movies were destroyed because the owners could use the nickle (or something) in the celluloid!!!
In contrast to the other imitations and ripoffs the Turkish version went the full distance and not only looks somewhat like the original; it IS a scene for scene remake! It was released only a year after the original and mind you at a time when the original version hadn't even played in Turkey. It's a pity the only copies of the film are is such bad shape but at least SOME form of print has survived. Many Turkish movies were destroyed because the owners could use the nickle (or something) in the celluloid!!!
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
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