The last horror, thriller or suspense film you watched

The last horror, thriller or suspense film you watched May 19, 2020 8:52:32 GMT lostinlimbo likes this

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Post by stefancrosscoe on May 19, 2020 8:52:32 GMT

May 18, 2020 22:08:52 GMT lostinlimbo said:

I wish I could share the same sentiments for ‘Highlander 2’ 😁

Since I don’t have cable or Netflix anymore, I’m a little more selective on what I pick up or watch. “Belly of the Beast” is the only curiosity of Seagal’s DTV output I might seek out? I do have the Andy Sidaris’ collection sitting around to be watched, and I know you went through a bunch of his films on the ‘action thread’. Then there’s a few Hong Kong action films, and a DVD pack with a few straight to video 80s/90s I’m still sitting on. So yeah it might be a good idea to get that thread rebooted again 👍.

I guess I am one of the few, but I just thought it was lots of fun, and loved seing Sean Connery back again, Michael Ironside as the villain and the always lovely Virginia Madsen as well, but of course, it was miles and miles away of ever being any close to the quality of the first one, which I think is really a 80s cult-classic.

I do have cable, but damn, I cannot remember that last time I actually sat down and watched a few movies, during the weekend. I think the last time, might be at least a year ago. Netflix, well, my brother have account there, so I often try it out every now and then, but the selection of movies, titles and genres are, I think just a big "mess".
One "great example" is that if I search for a certain actor or director, everything else but those I have searched for, shows up, or with Steven Seagal, none of his movies comes up, but lots of his music

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I did try out Netflix a few years earlier, mostly to check upon tv-series and a few documentaries and so on, but the films that I might be somewhat interested in, I either already own, or have seen, so the rest are just, well, not my kind of entertainment.
Of course I think there was a way of getting a hold of the American version of Netflix, but I guess some "party pooper" changed all that.

I perfectly understand that one can get a bit tired of ending up watching too much "crap" or uninteresting films, and I try to be a bit more picky when looking up after new or older unseen movies. But sometimes I just got to admit that I am often a very terrible at doing so, but once in a while the "hunt" actually turns out pretty good, even might find a new favorite film behind all the "crap", so that is pretty much what still drives or gets me going on.

Noticed you brought up Belly of the Beast, I think or do hope that one will sit well, as I really think it is one of the much better and also more enjoyable Seagal DTV films of his, and, yeah, it was sure fun, explosive and Seagal acted like he really cared in that one, also some hilarious and very memorable bad guys and scenes as well.

Out of all of his usually terrible DTV titles, that one might be among the very few I actually want to have in my Seagal movie collection. Not saying much, I know but I do hope you enjoy it and would love to read your thoughts of it, if you end up watching the film one day.

Andy Sidaris’ collection, oh yeah, I did go through most of the films, I think back in spring/summer of 2017, and I kind of want to have a "re-run" with several of those, so it could be fun if you too might check them up, and yeah, maybe get the old Action thread back in business.