Gary Floyd

First of all, welcome back Kotz. Also Oh God yes. I feel bad for starting it. What started as a thread I didn't want to be a huge deal has become one of the worst currently active threads.

Knowing who said it...I'm not suprised.

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Goddamnit, I was going to pick that! That movie has, bar none, the best film score ever.

Phyllis Diller sure is pissed.

New season starts in 30 minutes.

Ok then, I'll go with Blade runner

Blade Runner (1982) Ridley Scott's masterpiece, and the greatest Sci-Fi movie ever made. Excellent direction, screenplay, acting, score (it's Vangelis's finest moment), the whole thing is perfect. Be sure to watch it several times to catch up on the more suitable themes.

"The Strangers" did better than I thought it would. Good horror movie too.

I know it's been said, but you are on fire in this thread. I love that fucking album.

"The Strangers", despite some moments were people make idiotic decisions, is the first good horror movie Hollywood has done this year.

The Wild Bunch (1969) Sure, others will pick a western with Clint, but for me, "The Wild Bunch" is the best western ever made. Incredibly well acted, directed, and with a hell of a finale.

The new episode is up on the fix.

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Count me in. I feel left out of the Music Draft, so I'll take this one.

While I love Day, you have to remember that Romero originally intended it to be the most expensive and epic of the series. However, no studio was interested in doing a $7 Million Unrated Zombie movie. So, George had to do the best he could. Still, Day is a great movie, and does a good job at critiquing U.S. Millitary endevors of the time, as well as Regan era politics without being too preachy.

I just saw "The Signal", and liked it a lot. Really good horror movie.

Here. Damn, poor guy.

Where a fucking power trip happens Where bench fucking happens. Where weird horror movie freak guy happens. Where Eddie Winslow happened.

Pestilence-"Personal Energy"

To me, "Dawn" is the ultimate zombie movie. I love "Night", which created the flesh eating zombie movie, but "Dawn" really got the ball rolling. It essentially established the zombie in modern pop culture IMO. It's also one of my all time favorite movies.

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If you talk his zombie movies, I'd go 5.) Diary 4.) Land 3.) Day 2.) Night 1.) Dawn If you are talking his movies overall, I'd say 5.) Creepshow 4.) Day of the Dead 3.) Night of the Living Dead 2.) Martin 1.) Dawn "Martin" is the best horror movie from the 70's nobody talks about. I have no interest in "Zombie Strippers", as it strikes me as too much as a sub-par Troma wannabe (no offense to Troma) with a better budget.