February 2013 ~ HELL BUSINESS

August 29, 2013 – 01:25

After spending a season at Space, astronaut returns to Earth and discovers that his planet was devastated and is being controlled by unknown beings. Determined to resist bravely, astronaut survivors gathers to try to save the Earth.

The Earth Dies Screaming (The Earth Dies Screaming) is a British film of science fiction originally released in 1964, directed by Terence Fisher and starring Willard Parker Virginia Field, Dennis Price, Vanda Godsell, Thorley Walters, David Spencer and Anna Palk.

The legendary director Terence Fisher for many years was the brain behind the anthology Hammer Films , and its productions stood out virtuosity director with the camera even in low-budget productions. In one of his incursions by other studios, Terence Fisher performs at Shepperton Studios the excellent The Earth Dies Screaming, movie linking satisfactorily horror and science fiction . It is without a doubt a pioneer as it gathers various elements that would later be exploited in several horror movies and science fiction . Moreover, the film left some legacies: the British band UB40 has a song called "The Earth Dies Screaming" and, in 1983, was released for the Atari game inspired by the eponymous film. Island Of Terror, 1966) e O Demônio de Fogo (Night of the Big Heat, 1967), ambos produzidos pela Planet Productions. The film is the first in the trilogy of Sci performed by Terence Fisher , which is complete with Island of Terror (Island Of Terror, 1966) and The Fire Demon (Night of the Big Heat, 1967), both produced by Planet Productions. A real treat to fans of good old Horror / Sci-Fi! Recommend unconditionally.

Original title: The Earth Dies Screaming (1964)
Color: B & W
DVD Region: All
Legend: Portuguese
Languages ​​/ Sound System:
English - Dolby Digital 2.0
Screen Formats: Widescreen

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Uggg! I'm sick of Asian horror movies.

2008-07-29 15:10:17 by FuckRegistration

My guess is that the best Asian horror movies get distributed outside of Asia or make it in into the English language media but the other 90% of those formulaic crap movies, you are lucky enough to be spared from.
In Thailand, there are the ghost of the month and the real tortue porn movies ("Saw" is comparitively lightweight and has something of a plot). Japan has the laughably, partially animated stuff like the "Deathnote" series.
"you'll find the Asian movies to be much better at horror films than Hollywood is." Maybe if you're talking about the top ten percent of Asian movies.

I'll take Horror Movie Actors and Actresses

2004-05-14 10:15:45 by anotherdrunk

Name the actor or actress described in these horror movies. (Extra points for identifying the movie also.)
Questions:
1) He was glued to a chair, set on fire and pushed down a city street by Ralph Fiennes in this horror classic viewed by many as far superior to the other two movies that followed the antics this widely known modern-day criminal psychopath.
2) She uttered the immortal words, "Give me those shoes Leroy," just before setting fire to the caretaker.
3) This legend of horror movies, known for drinking sterno among other alcoholic libations, died before the final version of this movie was completed and a Southern California dentist who bore a striking physical resemblance to the star was called in to complete the film

Best movies of 2003

2004-01-01 14:50:51 by Ihatemylife

I haven't seen Cold Mountain or Monster so with those films exampt:
1. Finding Nemo
(This movie succeeds in every area, story, characters, acting and visual execution. Albert Brooks and Ellen DeGeneres are perfect. Get rid of the Randy Newman soundtrack and the film is flawless.)
2. The Weather Underground
(A great documentary on the college protesters aka "The Weatherman" who tried to overthrow a corrupt U.S. government in the late 60's and 70's that was committing genocide in southeast asia. While they turned out to be right about Vietnam, their tactics were as much in question as Nixon's

Don't Let The Movies Kill Dead Space

2011-02-01 05:14:07 by advancedlobster

Dead Space 2 is a crazy good game, and the survival horror series is building up a sizable fan base. Know what that means?
There are rumblings of movie possibilities. The games already got the animated and graphic novel treatment as well as toys. So a big screen version seems to be the logical next step!
Dead Space co-creator Ian Milham tells the BBC, "We would love to have a live action film and we've had a lot of discussion." But Milham says that one of the reasons that Dead Space still exists and is still popular is that the developers "made sure to do everything right"

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