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Allhallowsday

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  1. 21 hours ago, LornaHansonForbes said:

    SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE was written by RITA MAE BROWN and honestly, it’s fun. 

    I watched all of  SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE last night.  I laughed!  The best part was the ending that wouldn't end ...
    The killer is not mysterious or disturbing looking - he looks like a schmoebah. 
    The duel with the poker and power drill... ****? 
    I had seen the beginning at TCM not too long ago with the lineman WOMAN getting murdered silently in her utility van a la drill (no significant special effects in the whole damned thing though - in other words not one damned good kill...) 
    I am not a "Slasher movie" fan; if I was, I would have LAUGHED at this.  I'm not a "Slasher movie" fan but I LAUGHED anyway.

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  2. 1 hour ago, LornaHansonForbes said:

    I tried last time they aired and this recent airing to make it through both FLESHPOT and GURU and just could not. 
     

    SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE was written by RITA MAE BROWN and honestly, it’s fun. 

    The sequel is awful, but watchable.

    I became more interested in TCM Underground last year when they showed FROM BEYOND.  They have replayed COFFY and FOXY BROWN... Great with me!  

    Was ROB ZOMBIE a short-time host years ago? 

  3. 1 hour ago, LornaHansonForbes said:

    I have and- honestly- it’s not bad. 

    UNDERGROUND is something I used to look forward to very much, but lately they’ve been showing a lot of repeats. And also stuff that I wouldn’t call “underground”, ie- the ROBOCOP films. 

    Fair enough, though ROBOCOP was fine with me.   It is violent and offensive.  I started this thread because last week they had an ANDY MILLIGAN Double Feature

    FLESHPOT OF 42nd STREET (1973) and GURU, THE MAD MONK (1970).  The first, with HARRY REEMS (!) had a good lead actress, was clumsy at best, REEMS was kind of charming... soft core porn!  That is underground.   GURU was really bad crap.  With enormous fake eyelashes.  And a shag hairdo.  In medieval Staten Island.  Sounds better than it was. 

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  4. 2 hours ago, sagebrush said:

    Actually, I do think of all three of these actors (Humphrey Bogart, Edward G. Robinson, Ernest Borgnine) as handsome. I also think Raymond Massey, Hume Cronyn and Eli Wallach were handsome. They were interesting looking and had great expression and to me that equates to being handsome.

    I love all three of those actors and could not agree more.  There is typically handsome or beautiful, then there is beauty in the eye of the beholder. 

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  5. On 3/6/2021 at 12:18 AM, TopBilled said:

    I do agree that some gay characters should be shown as evil (or maybe we could say some evil characters should be shown as gay). To suggest that killers are only heterosexual seems ridiculous. 

    Norman Bates is heterosexual; his sexual attraction was the motive for the shower murder.  We do get SIMON OAKLAND at the end explaining how Norman is not a "transvestite"  deriving sexual gratification by donning female attire, though such 'splanation is Freudian flavored drivel.  An explanation for 1960 still made it clear that transvestism was not the unspoken (homosexuality). 

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  6. TCM Underground ~ Friday late night... I look forward to seeing what will be on, and I am often surprised and amazed!  Last week was an ANDY MILLIGAN double feature : FLESHPOT OF 42nd STREET (1973) followed by GURU, THE MAD MONK (1970).  From Bad to Worse, I enjoyed both...

    The week before it was ROBOCOP (1987)... 

    I've been checking out TCM Underground for years, and one never knows quite what you'll find.  I think ROB ZOMBIE hosted it briefly...?    I didn't see a thread devoted to TCM Underground ...

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