ribcage wrote:I'm stoked to see Streets of Fire on there. I think it's an under-seen gem.even by cult standards. It might be a bit of a meandering, wandering thing through it's middle but the start and end are so great and it's unique style so spectacular I have to love it.
Yeah, the acting's a little weak, but it's the music that makes it, especially the finale, ergo its inclusion here. One Bad Stud.
To add my own entry I'll say Beyond Outrage, though the ending to that somewhat requires seeing its predecessor to give it the proper punch.
I think I've seen maybe 3 or 4 movies with subtitles in the last 15-20 years. They're especially troublesome for dialogue dramas which is my favorite genre.
And for bad, I barely remember Daybreakers, that Ethan Hawke vampire flick, but I do recall the ending pissing away any goodwill I had for it.
Well ya know, producers just aren't gonna break their necks providing for horror, vampire, zombie flicks. I didn't even like Kubrick's The Shining that much, and he's one of the best.