The Bye Bye Man sounds so stupid, I can't help but be curious about it. Let us know your thoughts.

I watched What Happened to Monday, a new netflix sci-fi movie where you can't have siblings in this over-populated world, or else they'll kill 'em! Noomi Rapace plays 7 characters, but there just wasn't enough Willem Dafoe in there...

Netflix also has Death Note, a remake of some asian-flick about a notebook that you can kill people with by writing their name in it. Then, it's some final-destination type kills, but it turns into something smarter than that. Again, not enough Willem Dafoe...

Last of the FTVs is The Green Mile. It's kind of like a Shawshank Redemption, part 2. Frank Durabont and Stephen King return for another prison period piece, but this one has a supernatural angle to it. For a three hour movie, it sure didn't feel it. I'd say it's on-par with Shawshank. Yakko, even if you hate Tom Hanks, everyone else in here gives a great performance. Worth a watch.

I finally got around to watching it last night and it is sort of stupid but I've seen worse. It has similarities to It Follows and The Babadook. I'm sure it had to be inspired at least partly by those. Had it been made several decades ago without all the things that ruin most movies and TV shows now, like excessive background noise and abrupt shifts in plot, I think it would have been better. The basic concept of something that keeps multiplying or getting transferred from one person to another with no way to stop it is a good idea. As it is, I'd say it's worth at least one view.

I've never heard of any of the people in it, or the writer or director. How did a veteran actress like Faye Dunaway ever end up in it?

I probably ought to see Green Mile. I did like The Mist and Shawshank Redemption.

Bought Trancers 1-5

Watched...

Escape from Galaxy 3 (1981) - FTV - 4/10
The Deadly Spawn (1983) - Rewatch - 5/10
Xtro (1982) - Rewatch - 5/10
Mothra (1961) - Rewtch - 4/10
Conan The Barbarian (1982) - FTV - 8/10
1984 (1984) - FTV - 7/10
Splatter: Architects of Fear (1986) - Rewatch - 3/10
Robo Vampire (1988) - FTV - 5/10
Spermula (1976) - FTV - 5/10
The Stuff (1985) - Rewatch - 6/10
Conan The Destroyer (1984) - FTV - 7/10
1984 (1956) - FTV - 7/10
Beware The Blob! (1972) - FTV - 4/10

Watched my trusty DVD of The Gumball Rally (1976) and saw The Hitman's Bodyguard at the theater. Me and my date were the only ones at the showing , everyone was there to see It.

It doesn't take itself seriously and if you enjoyed Deadpool like I did, you will like THB.

Human bodies taking unbelievable amounts of damage and wounds, with no serious harm or hindrances to their health. It's an action/relunctant buddy/comedy/road trip/romantic advice flick.

Just imagine Del Griffith and Neal Page as hired killers (well, one is a AAA rated dickhead "protection agent") and you've got the idea.

There are lots of funny bits, including one with a bus load of nuns.

Good songs too. Life is a highway and its mighty fucken' long. Full of twists and turns so ya know shits gonna go wrong. You can slip, you can slide, but you can't hide. Nooobody gets out alive

Bought:

The Last Horror Movie
Rejuvenatrix
The Possession of Joel Delaney
Burned at the Stake
D@bbe
The Dead Pit
In the Blink of an Eye
The Vagrant
The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter
Fight for Justice: The Nancy Conn Story
Not of This World
The Velvet Vampire
Def by Temptation
Midnight
Suite 16
World War II: When Lions Roared
Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry
No Way Home
Being Considered
All the Queen's Men
Where Eskimos Live
Five Seconds to Spare
Al's Lads
Dead Meat
The Terror Within


Seen:

Gorgo
The Terror Within
Dead Meat
They Came from Beyond Space
Midnight
Def by Temptation
Fight for Justice: The Nancy Conn Story
The Velvet Vampire
Not of This World
The Unnamable II: The Statement of Randolph Carter
Older Than Ireland
The Vagrant
The King's Speech
In the Blink of an Eye
The Dead Pit
Burned at the Stake
The Possession of Joel Delaney
Rejuvenatrix
The Pastor's Wife
The Last Horror Movie