Guest hardyz1 Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Steel And the afformentioned Goodburger, The Stupids, and Freddy Got Fingered.
Guest Plushy Al Logan Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Puppet Master series Warlock series Wishmaster series Leprechaun series
The Dames Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 American Ninja 1 & 2 YES! Michael Dudikoff OWNS YOU~! NBT, Trojan War is one of my favorites as well and I've been looking for the DVD for quite some time now, but it's not available. Dames
Guest Plushy Al Logan Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Psycho 3 Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3 Friday the 13th part 8 Halloween 3 NOES part 2
Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20 Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Tango and Cash. WHOO~! Tango and Cash OWN~! I didn't find anything wrong with it.
Guest RedJed Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 The Garbage Pail Kids Movie Holy shit, they made a movie of that? I'm guessing it has to be a cartoon right? Here are some of mine: The Wizard UHF Kingpin Gleaming the Cube Stay Tuned (I saw this in the 5 dollar DVD bin at Wal Mart just recently) Gremlins 2 (seemed like everyone hated it for some reason) Blair Witch Project Just about every Troma movie, just got Toxic Avenger 4 on DVD the other day, they had a 2 hour documentary on production of the movie, pretty interesting. Theres still like 3 more hours of various extras I still have yet to watch
Guest El Satanico Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 The Garbage Pail Kids Movie Holy shit, they made a movie of that? I'm guessing it has to be a cartoon right? heh...Nope it was a live action movie. It's a very hard to find movie as the video is LOOONG out of print and it's never on TV. It was another one of those classic 80's movies where the plot was they live in a alternate universe and discover a portal to our world (ie Masters of the Universe).
Guest Polish_Rifle Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Rock n' Roll High School Ghost of Mars Maximum Risk
Guest Youth N Asia Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 Blair Witch Project That's not a bad movie. People just loved it when it was a big indy deal, but then they hated the hell out of it when it went huge. I liked the 2nd one too...and that one is pretty bad
EL DANDY~! Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 The Pest Good Burger UHF The Wizard 3 Ninjas (still own that movie, by the way, and you damn right I'm taking it with me to college) JOE DIRT~! Ready to Rumble
Guest NaturalBornThriller4:20 Posted April 3, 2003 Report Posted April 3, 2003 The Wizard Fred Savage OWNS YOU~!
Guest El Satanico Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 has anyone mentioned...MAXIMUM F'N OVERDRIVE! I looove that damn movie and it's easily one of my favorite 80's movies. Who Made Who indeed
Guest fazzle Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 has anyone mentioned...MAXIMUM F'N OVERDRIVE! One of the few movies that were made here that actually takes place here. (Hopefully that sentence makes sense)
Guest Eagan469 Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 has anyone mentioned...MAXIMUM F'N OVERDRIVE! I did on the first page - great flick Little known fact, the original opening sequence went like this: The camera pans to a little league game, and all of a sudden a steamroller comes out of nowhere and rolls over a kid. That explains why the kid with the baseball stuff was riding his bike through town without a purpose in the final cut of the film. The MPAA had them take it out because the kid's head exploding looked so realistic The director actually sent the rough cut of the movie to his friend, and his friend vomited upon seeing the steamroller scene. While we're on the topic, was anyone here a fan of "TNT's Monstervision" with Joe Bob Briggs?
Guest C.H.U.D. Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 That's not a bad movie. People just loved it when it was a big indy deal, but then they hated the hell out of it when it went huge. That always happens. Success breeds contempt.
Guest RedJed Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Seemed to be like that too with Spiderman with the backlash after it became huge.......I actually really enjoyed that film alot I gotta find a copy of that Garbage Pail Kids movie lol
Guest TheZsaszHorsemen Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Good Burger and For Your Eyes Only. For Your Eyes Only is a great action flick, and by no means a bad movie. It's the most serious of the Moore Bond films. Now if you had said "A View to a Kill"...
Guest TheZsaszHorsemen Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 has anyone mentioned...MAXIMUM F'N OVERDRIVE! I did on the first page - great flick Little known fact, the original opening sequence went like this: The camera pans to a little league game, and all of a sudden a steamroller comes out of nowhere and rolls over a kid. That explains why the kid with the baseball stuff was riding his bike through town without a purpose in the final cut of the film. The MPAA had them take it out because the kid's head exploding looked so realistic The director actually sent the rough cut of the movie to his friend, and his friend vomited upon seeing the steamroller scene. While we're on the topic, was anyone here a fan of "TNT's Monstervision" with Joe Bob Briggs? The director was Stephen King.
Guest Memoirs of an Invisible Chevy Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Stealing Harvard
Guest T®ITEC Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 "Shock Treatment" (Insanely fun movie; I know the lyrics to every song.) "Woman Wanted" (Directed by and starring Kiefer Sutherland. It's not altogether a great film by any means, but I still love it.)
Guest Zack Malibu Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Seemed to be like that too with Spiderman with the backlash after it became huge.......I actually really enjoyed that film alot I gotta find a copy of that Garbage Pail Kids movie lol My copy of GPK:The Movie is a bootleg. I went to EVERY video store in RI, I swear...rental chains, used movie places, EVERYWHERE, and no one had it. So on a whim one day in 1998, I called a place called Video Junction, about 5 minutes away. Shockingly, the lady said she didn't have it, but knew right off the bat that one of their other stores a few cities over did. One 15 minute drive and a membership card later, and I had a copy of that movie in my hands. Here I am, nearly 18 years old and in my F'N glory that I had a copy of that movie in my hands again. 5 years later and I still watch it fairly often, it's so great to me. The reason the movie is long out of print is because of the parental backlash surrounding it. The cards (for the time) were considered too gross for the youngsters they were marketed too, and the movie had a limited theater run (if you have any old He-Man magazines like I did, the ad for the movie had a garbage can with slime oozing out, promoting the movie) before winding up on video. The backlash continued, and the movie was pulled from shelves. The last time I saw it on TV had to be no less than 12 years ago, on Showtime and The Movie Channel. The GPK's were even supposed to have a cartoon on CBS Saturday Mornings. Animation was drawn up for commercials and for the first show, but it got canned before it got off the ground, again due to the parents hating on the product. GPK's have recently made a comeback (you can easily find GPK shirts and keychains in stores like Hot Topics, etc.), so hopefully a DVD release comes one day. If you want even an OLD rental copy, they go for around $25.00 on Ebay. Watch out for the people who claim to have "new sealed" copies, as they are foreign sellers selling in PAL format.
HurriShane Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 For me it's pretty much all of the Pauly Shore movies
Guest RedJed Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Seemed to be like that too with Spiderman with the backlash after it became huge.......I actually really enjoyed that film alot I gotta find a copy of that Garbage Pail Kids movie lol My copy of GPK:The Movie is a bootleg. I went to EVERY video store in RI, I swear...rental chains, used movie places, EVERYWHERE, and no one had it. So on a whim one day in 1998, I called a place called Video Junction, about 5 minutes away. Shockingly, the lady said she didn't have it, but knew right off the bat that one of their other stores a few cities over did. One 15 minute drive and a membership card later, and I had a copy of that movie in my hands. Here I am, nearly 18 years old and in my F'N glory that I had a copy of that movie in my hands again. 5 years later and I still watch it fairly often, it's so great to me. The reason the movie is long out of print is because of the parental backlash surrounding it. The cards (for the time) were considered too gross for the youngsters they were marketed too, and the movie had a limited theater run (if you have any old He-Man magazines like I did, the ad for the movie had a garbage can with slime oozing out, promoting the movie) before winding up on video. The backlash continued, and the movie was pulled from shelves. The last time I saw it on TV had to be no less than 12 years ago, on Showtime and The Movie Channel. The GPK's were even supposed to have a cartoon on CBS Saturday Mornings. Animation was drawn up for commercials and for the first show, but it got canned before it got off the ground, again due to the parents hating on the product. GPK's have recently made a comeback (you can easily find GPK shirts and keychains in stores like Hot Topics, etc.), so hopefully a DVD release comes one day. If you want even an OLD rental copy, they go for around $25.00 on Ebay. Watch out for the people who claim to have "new sealed" copies, as they are foreign sellers selling in PAL format. Yeah this is what IMDB said about the cartoon series: "Garbage Pail Kids" was produced, and CBS implied the full season's worth of episodes were completed, but Action for Children's Television barred the program from ever airing because of blatant commercialism, though they never screened any of the episodes that had been made." Thanks for the info, if you ever want to do a trade for a few wrestling tapes for it, let me know. I will look around the net to see if I can find anything though. I can't believe I never even heard they made this film considering I was a major fan of the cards back when I was young. Oh yeah I thought of another movie..........HOWARD THE DUCK!! God damn I loved that flick.
Guest El Satanico Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 I'm also a Howard The Duck fan. A rare breed we are
The Dames Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 Hell yeah...even the theme to Howard The Duck ruled. Dames
Guest notJames Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 …Pee Wee's Big Adventure… This movie was innovative, quirky, funny, and more importantly, is loved by so many people, that it shouldn't be included in this list. Terrible movie = How to Make an American Quilt. However, Winona Ryder and Samantha Mathis make it an easy guilty pleasure.
Guest The Upright Man Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 (edited) I editing this post three months after the fact because I didn't write it. If you don't like it well that's tough nuggets. Edited July 16, 2003 by The Upright Man
Guest TheZsaszHorsemen Posted April 4, 2003 Report Posted April 4, 2003 I'm also a Howard The Duck fan. A rare breed we are I liked the comic book, but the movie was terrible.
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