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Movie Minute with Ian McGuire!

Mar 31, 2009 18:37

HEY EVERYBODY I LOVE MOVIES HERE ARE SOME EXCITING REVIEWS ( Read more... )

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manekikoneko April 1 2009, 22:44:11 UTC

I just today watched My Name is Bruce, and also the making-of "Heart of Dorkness," and the answer to your question is something like, "Because Bruce wanted to make a movie with his friends in his backyard. Literally." Which is good enough for me, I wasn't looking for art anyway. :P

wtfomg April 6 2009, 19:24:50 UTC

So I was just jolted from another comment back to someone else - you should check out Versus as well if you haven't seen it, for your zombie fix. Zombies vs. yakuza in the woods? All it needs is Bruce to be a true classic.

manekikoneko April 6 2009, 19:36:14 UTC

Oh, that looks cool, and my brother seems to have given it five stars on Netflix (speaking of, there is a New Zealand sombie were-sheep movie, Black Sheep, that he said was pretty fun; I was not in a zombie mood at Christmas and missed it, but I have heard good things about it from others).

wtfomg April 6 2009, 19:41:36 UTC

Black Sheep is one I own, which I always forget about because it's.. sort of like a were-sheep thing? But same idea, it's really great too. So funny.

I've been finding most aussie and kiwi horror movies coming out lately are amazing.

Oooh, Undead! Australlian movie with a misleading cover, it's goofy and has a retro feel to it. Really great and has some unexpected bits to it.

Not zombies, but Wolf Creek and Rogue from the same aussie director are great too. Rogue is sort of the Jaws of corcodile movies.

manekikoneko April 6 2009, 19:43:53 UTC

Have you seen Perfect Creature? NZ steam-punk vampires, I was really impressed with it.

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