[jcast]

On the topic of Burt...Anyone see his movie Rent-a-Cop with Liza Minnelli from 1987? I rewatched this movie on Tubi last year. I first saw it on the airplane when my mom and I went to Spain in the Summer of 1989.

I have to say that I remembered a lot more of this movie than I expected to. One of the stand outs for me was Dionne Warwick's murder. I also remembered Reynolds' description of Dancer after reading his file. Dancer is described as having killed four cops who were attempting to arrest him, If that's the case, you kind of wonder how he was still free. One would think that every Chicago cop and his brother would have gone after him and not stopped until he was in cuffs or in a body bag. It's also notable that the movie avoids the "Black Dude Dies First" with Bernie Casey.

Overall, I have to say that it's not a horrible movie or a bad way to spend an hour and a half, but it's definitely from when Burt's career was on the downswing.

[SpottedEagleSvn]

...watched Forbidden Zone (1980) with Herve Villechaize and Oingo Boingo for the first time. It was a slog in places, a wild ride in others.

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[46 Zone]

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Originally Posted by flashtronaut8

Hatari!
How much snow does that take?

About 4 inches. It was followed up by freezing rain so we have to careful about black ice. That's why we shut down.

[urrutiap]

old 1980s comedy action movie Tank is on Netflix which it popped up on Netflix earlier today or tonight.

I haven't seen that movie for a long long time. Since I was a little kid in the early 1980s where movies like Tank and other stuff would pop up on HBO during the weekernds

[THEDARKONE508]

After I realized i need to expand my movie collection, i started up a list to get. I want to expand my scifi collection (think like star wars, enemy mine), action (like big trouble in little china, and mad max), fantasy, horror(no demons -just not into it and slashers and inbred cannibals - that shit is real)..my collection is made up of blockbusters and other rental stores closing, zombie movies, post apocalyptic movies, westerns, sci-fi, comedy, action.

This is my list of to get so far. But i am open to ideas.

Last action hero*
The fog*
Assault on precinct 13
In the mouth of madness
Prince of Darkness*
Dark star
Mandalorian series
Ghostbusters Frozen empire*
Total recall
Cabin in the woods*
Friday the 13 all
Outland
Silent Running*
Die hard
Lethal Weapon*
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (i think i have this)
Jaws
Legend
Sword and the stone*
48 hrs
Beverly Hills Cop all
Lethal weapon just 1st
American werewolf in london
Adventure time
Bill and Ted 3
Gentlemen broncos*

I don't know what the aste5isk means. Google keep did something weird when i took out the xheckboxes.

[Rooted]

Public Enemies (2009)

[flashtronaut8]

Dracula's Daughter (1936) on Svengoolie

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Originally Posted by 46 Zone

About 4 inches. It was followed up by freezing rain so we have to careful about black ice. That's why we shut down.

Black ice is never fun. We have about 11-1/2" of snow on the ground here atm but dodged the ice by a county or so. Be careful out there.

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"...This is my list of to get so far. But i am open to ideas..."

You can't go wrong w/Michael Keaton or Kurt Russell, as you know. You've got some solid Carpenter choices there (assuming it's the original AoP13). I'd throw in Halloween III for Tom Atkins, the Last Starfighter bc it's a classic, and if you're willing to go Hitchock, the Cary Grant movie Notorious. The Christopher Reeve version of Rear Window is also good, bc of his real life situation, and his version of Village of the Damned (directed by John Carpenter) is good. If you're open to blu-ray, I'd recommend the Frank Darabont deluxe version of The Mist w/Tom Jane because it has a special black-and-white version of the movie that FD wanted to release but the studio wouldn't go for it. It heightens the atmosphere and makes some of the emotional responses more sensible. And, if you like weird twists, the Jim Caviezel movie Outlander isn't great but it's fun to see a spaceship land on the vikings. Edited to add: Night of the Creeps, The Monster Squad, Reign of Fire, Cliffhanger, Michael Mann's Manhunter, The Silencing, and Dog Soldiers.

[DarkLordMordred]

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Originally Posted by THEDARKONE508

After I realized i need to expand my movie collection, i started up a list to get. I want to expand my scifi collection (think like star wars, enemy mine), action (like big trouble in little china, and mad max), fantasy, horror(no demons -just not into it and slashers and inbred cannibals - that shit is real)..my collection is made up of blockbusters and other rental stores closing, zombie movies, post apocalyptic movies, westerns, sci-fi, comedy, action.

This is my list of to get so far. But i am open to ideas.

If you like westerns, then Sergio Leone's Dollars Trilogy, with Clint Eastwood, is a must buy.