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Post by justinmn9319 on Feb 3, 2015 19:58:41 GMT -5
has anybody watched "no cameras allowed" yet? i'm debating on watching it. i just never get around to it. the dude sneaks into music festivals and goes on the road with some bands or something. seems a little interesting
Found it under the UK title "Aerobi-Cide", looked at some screenshots, read a brief spoiler-free (like it was needed) synopsis and I was sold. This movie has everything I look for in an enjoyably bad movie. And, this is one hell of a tremendous bad movie. All types of bad acting, plotholes galore, made on a shoestring budget and rushed out to video stores in the heyday of direct to video slashers, this movie makes almost no sense and is all the better for it. Some hilarious choreographed fight sequences, too... for as many movies of this type I've seen and this one to really stand out so strong should say something. It's like, think Flashdance meets one of the Sleepaway Camp sequels meets a bad Joe Don Baker action movie from the 80s, and better than any of those individually. On a realistic scale, the movie is a total dud, but in terms of so-bad-it's-good, this one has to be at least 4 stars. Has to be seen to be believed.
Over a year later... it's still real to me, dammit! God damn, I love this wretched film.
20,000 Days On Earth was a pretty fucking awesome viewing experience. I came away from it a bigger Nick fan than before. It offers a glimpse into the his creative and recording process during the making of Push The Sky Away. You find out more about his philosophies and visions and there are some very entertaining stories. The film is beautifully shot around Nick's home and Brighton, Victoria.