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Feb '18 *
Ever watch anything that you really didn't like, but almost liked or wanted to like? Movies that maybe had the wrong director or could have used some extra money thrown into it. What had the potential to be great, or at least not a piece of shit?

I saw this one movie from Sub Rosa that was almost kinda sweet, but mostly annoying, Called Ice From The Sun (1999), which was directed by Eric Stanze, who did Scrapbook and I Spit On Your Corpse, I Piss On Your Grave. Ice From The Sun was actually the first Super-8-shot film to get a dvd release. A gory, Horror-Fantasy would-be epic that could have used an extra 100 grand and maybe a better script with some more creative ideas, improving it with more substance. It's still mildly fascinating and a good example of what one can do with a small budget, but all I see is wasted potential with this one.

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Ballz says:
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Feb '18
Diary of the Dead and Survival of the Dead. Both feel like movies made by fans of George Romero rather than the man himself. Pretty sure Romero was just out of good ideas at that point, having poured what he had left into Land of the Dead.

I revisit them once every few years because I want to like them more. Thought his Dead franchise was great until Diary. Maybe someday I'll finally understand why he named Survival his second favorite.


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Ballz says:
#17, Reply to #10

Feb '18 *
Yeah, Land of the Dead's the fourth movie. Since you enjoy the original trilogy, you'll probably enjoy Land too. It's not quite as good, but it feels like the next logical step following Day of the Dead. Plus it has Romero's typical wide variety of characters and social commentary.


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Ballz says:
#20, Reply to #19

Feb '18
Maybe so. They certainly couldn't rely on "the sequel to Diary of the Dead" as a selling-point.



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