seasons 1-3 were incredible. maybe even the best series EVER. after that....eh.

it's still really good, but not near as funny as the first 3 seasons.

I <3 mary louise parker. <3 her long time. the one saving grace season 4 had was more mary louise parker skin shots.

oh man, dont tell me that! im almost done w/season 3 and want to look forward to 4. the end of season 2 was wicked. i heard the new season (there on 5, right?) is still funny & even more twisted.

yeah, 5 started a couple weeks ago.

I haven't watched it since I don't have showtime, though.

I used to have it (for free). it just "came on" one day. they changed stations around for digital cable a few years later, and after that, I lost it. :(


and...I don't want to give the impression that S4 is bad. it's just not as tragically funny as the previous seasons.

i am watching whitest kids u know season 1.

8/10

That's what I'd give it too.

haha its mostly worth it for the alcoholic deborah gibson and the horrible dialogue and acting.. the actual effects and fights that you might hope to laugh at are really brief.
The Asylum rarely dissapoints though.
Transmorphers anyone?

Needed more hot incest.

I love Blow Out's ending.

Dressed To Kill is good too. The murder in the lift is one of the few things in a film that has genuinely shocked / scared me.

I really love most of DePalma's movie. Dressed to Kill is so cheesy and melodramatic at times but the actual scenes of drama are unbelievably well-staged.

DePalma always makes Nancy Allen look sexxxxxxxxxxy.

Oh, I sold my dvd copy of obsession a few months ago for $60 (had bought it for $5) :) DePalma rules!

I wonder how many times I'll say this in the same thread:

The first 20 mins is awesome. The rest is stupid crap.

Weekend Double Feature:

1. Wet Hot American Summer - 10/10
One of my absolute favorite comedies. I never ever tire of it.

2. Friday The 13th (2009) - 8/10
That's right. I said. Again.

I see yr point, but, I liked it ok. Not a burner of a movie, but decent enough.

I feel like the beginning was horror, and then it suddenly turned slapstick and I felt disoriented.

I see. The guy that told me about it presented it in a dark comedy/horror/slapstick way, so, perhaps I was expecting that. I would understand if it was pushed as non-stop/nothing-but-horror.

Yeah, when I first heard about it, it was just a blurb that was like "J-Horror update on classic Godzilla/monster films" so I was pumped for over-the-top gore and mass-destruction. No comedy was even hinted at.