- #61
Huckleberry
- 491
- 7
I just saw two quirky movies that I really enjoyed.
Six String Samurai - A man reminiscent of Buddy Hollly must travel to Lost Vegas to claim the kingdom of Elvis. On his journey he chops up a bunch of stuff with his sword and throws in a bunch of cheesy 50's era one liners.
Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Dellamore) - I've always been a big fan of any zombie movie, even bad ones. This one is disturbing in so many ways. It's more of a psychological horror than a zombie thriller. In the whole movie only one person is killed by a zombie at all. Only the cemetary keeper and his companion Nagi know about the zombies. The movie opens with a zombie walking into the keeper's house and he nonchalantly blasts him with his revolver as he steps out of the shower. He thinks he doesn't get paid enough because he has to bury the dead twice, but is afraid of losing his job if he tells the mayor about the problem at this cemetary. I laughed my rear end off at this movie.
Six String Samurai - A man reminiscent of Buddy Hollly must travel to Lost Vegas to claim the kingdom of Elvis. On his journey he chops up a bunch of stuff with his sword and throws in a bunch of cheesy 50's era one liners.
Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Dellamore) - I've always been a big fan of any zombie movie, even bad ones. This one is disturbing in so many ways. It's more of a psychological horror than a zombie thriller. In the whole movie only one person is killed by a zombie at all. Only the cemetary keeper and his companion Nagi know about the zombies. The movie opens with a zombie walking into the keeper's house and he nonchalantly blasts him with his revolver as he steps out of the shower. He thinks he doesn't get paid enough because he has to bury the dead twice, but is afraid of losing his job if he tells the mayor about the problem at this cemetary. I laughed my rear end off at this movie.