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yup! its seriously one of the best low budget films, I think it ties with El Mariachi (listen to the commentary by Robert Rodriguez on the El Mariachi dvd, its basically a how-to of no money film making, its great!) I saw Dead Alive before I saw Bad Taste, so it holds a special place just above this film, but they are close! I still can't keep laughing about the cardboard Beatles cutouts and the skull flap! This movie has some great scenes in it! I think the only PJ film I am not excited about pre-lotr was The Frighteners.

Not too sure.. the dark subdued male vocals I think.. river of deceit? its been years : ) but something from those songs came to mind. Having a hard time finding it here now. River of Deceit is a great song by Mad Season (just listened to it again)

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thanks for the promotes:)!Just listened to Mad Season, didn't know them before, ..which track reminds you most of the Mount Sims track? They indeed have a kind of dark melancholic sound, but quite rocky..

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thanks for the promotes:)!Just listened to Mad Season, didn't know them before, ..which track reminds you most of the Mount Sims track? They indeed have a kind of dark melancholic sound, but quite rocky..

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Steven Spielberg
Brad Bird
Quintin Tarentino
Robert Rodriguez.


Some might say Francis Ford Coppola.
I would argue that George Lucas is not a bad director, but not top 5.
..Michael Bay..?

it had it's moments, they should have let Robert Rodriguez dir. it......

check out the end of this interview ...

http://www.videosift.com/video/Quentin-Tarantino-Robert-Rodriguez-talk-Grindhouse-666

Actually, these clips and this song is just from Desperado, but one of Antonio Banderas' fellow mariachi players played the part of El Mariachi in the original.

All of the music and parts of Desperado were so fantastic; Robert Rodriguez will be great when he outgrows his fanboy instincts which lead him into self-parody.

I think this will suck enourmously, but there will be a SAW 4, just like there were a billion of Nightmare on Elm Streets, Jason and Halloween movies.

The first Saw was great because it was a new dynamic on the horror re-hash, while it was really good in terms of acting or pacing I felt it failed, enjoyable but not oscar worthy. Saw 2, just took a leap backwards, it used to make sense at least a bit before now it's just wonky M. Night type of clap trap.

All these new movies are garbage, either they rip off a concept from the East (Grudge, Ring and so many others) or just add tits and ridiculous scenes of violence - which was Hostel, which I believe was the worst movie I had ever sat through in the cinema. The actors looked like they just walked out of college frat party. Europe in American films never looks remotely realistic (REMOTELY), everyone in the states must think Amersterdam is like Guccione's Caligola 24/7. I can't believe Quetin Taratino, Robert Rodriguez and others jizzed over Eli Roth's slime on the screen, surely proof that being cool has an age limit too. I liked Cabin Fever, at least it was far more entertianing. Hostel was just shock and awe, which is what you rely on when you are technically incapable of creating fear in a grain of sand, or rather a frame of film.

My scariest movie ever? Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, I hate rewatching that movie, which almost always happens at one point or another at a friend's house. Kubrick created tension and fear using 3 cast members, 2 creepy looking girls and one flood scene. Yet I still remember everything from that movie.

Quintin was in four rooms, fourth room playing a yuppie movie star. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113101/ Bruce Willis is also in the 4th room. The first two rooms are ok, but the pay off for four rooms are the 3rd "The Misbehavers" written and directed by Robert Rodriguez and the 4th room "The Man From Hollywood") written and directed by Quentin Tarantino.

if you havn't seen it and need a laugh, do so.

he was also in from dusk till dawn and reservoir dogs