I've just watched The Howling. Never seen it before, but loved it. You seen that one, Pete?
How about Dog Soldiers? It has a lot in common with The Howling, though gorier in places and certainly played more tongue in cheek. It also has the best Matrix reference ever. "There is no spoon!"
Good one, but never watch the second one. Even if Christopher Lee and Sybill Danning are in it this movie is a complete mess. If you don't trust me, trust Christopher Lee who have said that it's the movie he was the most ashamed of in his career. But the third one is good, its the movie where you can see a Weresupials and this creature is certainly not scary
I like them Turtles, I also got the first two movies. Sue me!
What about the third one?
Today my sis-in-law paid me back some money she owed me... so I used that to place a small DVD order... I ordered...Night of the Demons 2 For years, Hull House has sat in eerie silence - tales of its haunted past have turned into gory jokes - and no one really believes anything ever happened. But a special anniversary date is approaching...and, unknown to the local high school students, a horrorfest is in the works.While most of the students at St. Rita's high school are excited about the "official" Halloween dance, Shirley Fennerty intends to party elsewhere. She and her rebellious cohorts are planning a wilder party at the abandoned "haunted" mansion.They want fun...now they're in for the hell-raising party of their lives!This one was a complete Blind Buy... I got the first part this past October and really enjoyed it so thought I would grab this one to go with it.Stephen King's Thinner Based on the best-seller, 'Stephen King's Thinner' stars Robert John Burke ('RoboCop 3', 'Tombstone') and Joe Mantegna ('Bugsy', 'The Godfather III') in a story of supernatural terror and a countdown to the ultimate payback. A 109-year-old gypsy, hell-bent on revenge, exacts a curse so shocking it compels its victim to gorge himself in an effort to avoid shrinking away to nothingness. With time running out and a torture so bizarre and powerful, even death seems a more likely option.This one I have definitely seen before. I love Stephen King movies... and am actually surprised I missed picking this one up before now. Of course I am sure there is several others of his movies I still need to get. I really don't remember a whole lot about this one... just remember enjoying it when I did see it... so looking forward to checking it out again.