DISQUS

DISQUS Hello! Webomatica is using DISQUS, a powerful comment system, to manage its comments. Learn more.

Community Page

Webomatica

Entertainment and Tech Digest
Jump to original thread »
Author

Movie Notes: Tombs Of The Blind Dead

Started by webomatica · 10 months ago

Argh. After watching this flick I feel I've been blinded - my eyes picked out by ravens.

I'm not a horror fan, mostly because scary movie stuff has a bad habit of becoming funny if it isn't executed well. Unconvincing costumes, fake blood, and terrible acting can all sink the ... Continue reading »

15 comments

  • I think you should reward yourself after this punishment by watching Renaissance :) .. it will in my opinion return you to the land where true artistry can exist
    LOL
  • Wow. That was pretty awful. But I must admit, your description sounds *slightly* better than what I thought the movie might be when I first glanced at the initial photograph. I honestly thought this would be a horror movie using marionettes or puppets or something -- the dude getting his neck bitten off by some blind dead chick didn't look real to me. I thought he was one of those Team America type puppets, lol.

    I dunno if Pam will let me down to your 'hood to watch one of these, but I'll see what I can do :-)
  • what were those horrible b-movies we rented in high school? yeah the 70s ones with the helicopters, ladies in shredded bikinis, stocky freaks with bazookas.....
  • Sang: Andy Sidaris films.
  • man, am I ever an asshole. :)
  • Sang, there is nothing wrong with Andy Sidaris. I'd term them "B+ movies"

    Engtech, was this your selection? If so, sounds like a good one! Have you seen the sequels that Jason swears he will never watch? If so, what's the capsule summary?
  • Don't worry Dave, I'm sure after I watch Do Or Die I will view you in a different light as well... looking forward to how Pat Morita fits into the Sidaris vision.

    Yes this was Engtech's recommnedation. I'm just glad no cats were harmed in the movie.

    This link had some summaries of the sequels, which I didn't read in full as I'm now avoiding anything to do with this flick...
  • andy sidaris, damn true auteur

    i give the guy four stars: ****

    no, but i have fond memories of that stuff.


    are you boys going to hawaii this xmas?
  • dude savage beach ----- that's it!!!!
  • I'll be going to the frozen north for Xmas. Thanksgiving ?? don't know.
  • Sang,

    Savage Beach and Hard Ticket to Hawaii!!!

    I don't usually hit Hawaii during Christmas (usually b/c of Pam's schedule). Plus traveling with the kids is a pain in the arse. We'll probably go in the spring when Kalea has a week off from school at the earliest.
  • Sang do you wanna come up to the bay area and hang with the lads sometime...

    Now the guy on the skateboard with the bazooka and the snake in the toilet - was that Savage Beach or Hard Ticket?
  • i'd love to visit you guys... this project ends in mid november so perhaps then? really though, i think hawaii is the best place to kind of settle in and retire...

    savage beach and hardddd ticket to hawaii... dude.... .......... no words
  • Wow! You critic is simply a shame! What a lack of analysis for a so creative movie. Tombs of the blind is mostly an original study of major figure of horror movie. Those zombies are not seen anywhere else and reaveals a true conception of what can be a living-dead, what can be the death into life. This is even illustrated with the appearence of the templars. They're just... empy! They're jusyt living dead by a kind of susbtraction and desubstancialisation. The figure is completely magnificent.
    Also the rythm is perfect to illustrate something we can only undestand with cinema : Something only mentionned in Nietzsche's work:
    the fact the weak always wins.

    And the rythm is perfect for giving more Esthetics.
    The last thing given in this movie is his unique ambiance. If you're unable to concetrate at leat about ambiance (neither about théory we can build with watching a movie), anvironement, athmosphère (...) I advice you to stop lose your time writing about movies. Neither intellectual nor sensitive work in your writing.

    And what is the basement for your pseudo anlysis? Two clichés? Hey, your own clichés are clichés. You can say the same for many of great movies you consider yourself as classics.
    The problem is not what clichés we can find in a movie, but what you can do with them.
    You only reveal your lack of analysis, of knoledge about cinema, and unability to write a critic.

    (I must also precise that there's no zoom in this movie, and whatever, you should have seen more giallos to understand what we can do with zoom).
  • No, this movie sucks. I dare you to watch it again

Add New Comment

Returning? Login