The Expendables ... It was good

Just rented it tonight. Will take your word it's good bro. Wait. Who am I kidding? It's gonna frickin rock!!!

The Book Of Eli = Baddazz! :) The End.

Ooh, I loved The Book of Eli! Even bought the DVD as soon as it was released. I have always been fascinated with swords and his fight scenes with the weapon were fantastic. I just found it funny though that Eli uses an apparently still moist KFC wetnap to clean himself in an early scene, yet it's established later in the film that at least 30 years have passed since the apocalyptic event. Unopened KFC wetnaps, or any moist towelettes, will dry out in a matter of months under normal conditions. There are actually a lot of factual inconsistencies, but all in all, the movie rocks.

I hate it when movies are unrealistic about the moistness of wetnaps.

Cemetery Of Terror '85. This is one of my favorite Mexican horror flicks. It's Evil Dead meets Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things. Plus it has Hugo Stiglitz!

Ooh, I haven't seen this one yet and I loved both movies you compared it to. I think I'll go look for this one to watch then. Thank you!

You should also check out another Mexi horror Grave Robbers '90 (Ladrones de tumbas), it's a super gory slasher flick with an undead monk.

Also Vacation of Terror 1 and 2, the first one is about a little girl who finds a doll while on a family vacation and the doll turns out to be possessed by a witch, the sequel the doll turns into a monster and goes on a gory rampage.

Hell's Trap (Trampa infernal) a crazed Vietnam Vet terrorize people in the woods.

I think I already saw Terror 1 and 2, though I have to check them out to make sure. The rest I am noting down now, sir!

And Poison For The Fairies '84 (Veneno para las hadas )

(From IMdB)Mexico City circa 1965: Fabiola is an aristocratic little girl, who is very lonely and bored. At school she meets and befriends a strange and beautiful girl named Graciela, who dreams of becoming a witch. Their games get increasingly sadistic and macabre, and escalate to involve the bloody murder of a piano teacher and macabre mayhem


Amazing and sadly overlooked movie.

Ooh, I loved The Book of Eli! Even bought the DVD as soon as it was released. I have always been fascinated with swords and his fight scenes with the weapon were fantastic. I just found it funny though that Eli uses an apparently still moist KFC wetnap to clean himself in an early scene, yet it's established later in the film that at least 30 years have passed since the apocalyptic event. Unopened KFC wetnaps, or any moist towelettes, will dry out in a matter of months under normal conditions. There are actually a lot of factual inconsistencies, but all in all, the movie rocks.