10-13-2020, 03:44 PM
^ 'Society' is probably best experienced randomly found on late night TV, when you have no idea what's in store. Oh, an American teen clique movie eh? then... oh my god! 
^^ The door maybe swings both ways. I really liked 'Wild Search', the Ringo Lam/Chow Yun-fat rip-off of Peter Weir/Harrison Ford's 'Witness'. I'd totally forgotten that I already owned an old 2nd hand Tartan Asia Extreme DVD of 'Infernal Affairs'. The picture quality is probably poor but it's Cantonese 5.1. I'll give it a watch soon.
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Scars of Dracula (1970)
'Scars of Dracula' has a reputation for being one of the weakest of Hammer's Dracula series but I thought it was one of the better sequels. The gore and violence is turned up to a level where it's actually horrifying (earning Hammer one of it's first R-ratings). No amount of laughable bat puppet shots can undercut the terrifically committed performances of Patrick Troughton as Dracula's pitiable servant (very much a 'Grimer Wormtongue' sort) and Michael Gwynn as a grave, doom-saying Priest.
^^ The door maybe swings both ways. I really liked 'Wild Search', the Ringo Lam/Chow Yun-fat rip-off of Peter Weir/Harrison Ford's 'Witness'. I'd totally forgotten that I already owned an old 2nd hand Tartan Asia Extreme DVD of 'Infernal Affairs'. The picture quality is probably poor but it's Cantonese 5.1. I'll give it a watch soon.
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Scars of Dracula (1970)
'Scars of Dracula' has a reputation for being one of the weakest of Hammer's Dracula series but I thought it was one of the better sequels. The gore and violence is turned up to a level where it's actually horrifying (earning Hammer one of it's first R-ratings). No amount of laughable bat puppet shots can undercut the terrifically committed performances of Patrick Troughton as Dracula's pitiable servant (very much a 'Grimer Wormtongue' sort) and Michael Gwynn as a grave, doom-saying Priest.
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