My dad showed me the show "Police Squad" that I think came before the Naked Gun movies. The show was pretty good. Too bad it was cut short
Santa claus vs the MatiansSanta vs satanManos the hands of fateMerlins mystical shop of wondersHobgoblinsKing of the jungle 1936LazerblastFuture wars
Have watched the MST3K versions? I recommend watching those if you haven't.
Kevin Bacon screaming F--- you! is quoted in my house near daily.I've only seen the first one, but it was great!
Hobgoblins and Manos! That wife fight scene...
Some Like it HotWe're No Angelsanything Mel Brookes: Young Frankenstein, Space Balls, Robin Hood: Men in TightsRear WindowNorth by NorthwestCasablancaKungfu HustleEnter the DragonLegend of the Drunken Master
Spellbound -- Gregory Peck in a psychological horror Hitchcock film with dream sequences designed by Salvador DaliRepo Man -- bizarre punk rock sci fi with lots of quotable momentsHarold and Maude -- dark humor with a weirdly cheerful Cat Stevens soundtrackThe Innocents -- an old school horror adaptation of The Turn of the Screw (same novel the Haunting of Bly kind of adapted before going completely off the rails into ghost romance land)Blazing Saddles -- an irreverent Mel Brooks film with Gene Wilder (OG Willy Wonka) that explores racism in the old west while parodying every cowboy movie tropeNotorious -- another less popular Hitchcock film with Carry Grant, and who doesn't like a slow poisoningShaolin and Wu Tang - a cult classic kung fu film that's been referenced in many hiphop albums
And yeah, glad to see I'm not the only elder in here...
AH I saw an episode of that! I really need to finish the series, thank you for reminding me of it. Yeah, it was made by the people who made Airplane, and before Naked Gun. It really was sad that it ended so soon.
FFF just remembered another movie I liked!
Dragnet (1987)
Harry Morgan's in it? Yess!!! He's legendary.
How can you call yourself a man of culture if you never seen Beastmaster or Miami Connection?
I agree with most of these but will add another one if you're looking for a comedy. Blazing Saddles directed by Mel Brooks with Gene Wilder in it, honestly had me in stitches for most of it. I will preface this though with, they wouldn't be able to get away with half of what they say/portray in a movie made nowadays (political correctness and all that). Having said that, it doesn't just target one stereotype, it targets most of them equally - it is as described 'a gleefully vulgar, spoof of Westerns' . If you're able to watch a movie without being offended then this is definitely one for you.
Dante’s Peak! It’s one of my favorite survival/disaster movies. I’m always tense every time I watch it, even though I know what happens. 11/10 would watch again
Lol yes, I also probably should have mentioned the un-PCness, but I'm glad to see somebody else recommend this film! It's one of my all-time favorites.
If someone was to ask which was my favourite scene, I honestly wouldn't be able to pick!
Since the 90's is evidently considered old, I'm gonna add So I Married an Axe Murderer. One of my favorite movies as a kid, and where I first learned to do a Scottish accent (which I then refined by watching Trainspotting about 100 times as a teenager).
I thought that little hellspawn looked familiar!
Scooby-Doo on Zombie IslandIt's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!Zombi (If you like zombie movies! Kinda gory tho)Dementia 13NosferatuScooby-Doo & The Witch's Ghost Scooby-Doo & The Ghoul SchoolAlienAliens
Hmmm, that's it for now on my end!
"Damn prarie dogs" is big over here every time someone trips, lol. You should watch the third one as well - second is worth watching once, but I feel like the first and third are the best.
OMG. Rear Window. YES. That movie is such a must see. The symbolism (or parallels, I guess?) in the film are just amazing~
OMG yes Scooby-Doo!! I loved those movies growing up and would religiously watch the TV shows as well!
