Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2, 1987
75% reused footage from part one but who cares when they gifted the world GARBAGE DAY!
75% reused footage from part one but who cares when they gifted the world GARBAGE DAY!
2.5 hours of endless monologues. There might have been a decent 90 minute movie in there somewhere.
Another fantastic modern take on the classic giallo from the directors of AMER. Their movies just ooze style.
What a fun and weird movie. I know I’ve seen it before but I couldn’t remember anything. It was great. Punish!
Not at all what I was expecting from that great title, it was way better. Sam Elliott is so great as always.
Some good world building and gore effects. One of the few times I hope they don’t make a sequel and explain too much.
Better than I would have expected. Some good practical gore effects kept my interest but I found all the poorly done day for night outside scenes to be very distracting.
One of those movies I heard about but never got around to watching. This movie is the exact reason The Last Drive-In exists. Thanks Joe Bob!
I’ve been a die hard fan since 1988 so I have heard of all these interviews already. That said, there’s still enough new material in Stern’s introduction to each interview to make this worth picking up.
One of those movies that you’ll remember it being far better than it actually is. The Stuff effects still hold up quite well for what you have to imagine was a super low budget movie.
Pretty enjoyable as far as 1980s Italian ripoff cinema goes. There was just enough exploding chests and goopy alien eggs to keep my interest.
Seemed more like a two part Justice League Unlimited episode more than a movie. It was nice to revisit that classic animation style and also having all the original voice actors back was a nice touch.
Still completely disturbing 30 years later. Everything about it seems too real and makes your skin crawl. I’m so glad Joe Bob picked this one for The Last Drive-In.
Oozing with enough atmosphere for 2 or 3 movies. I like how Zahler’s movies play out like novels. They take their time developing characters and their backstories before everything is turned upside down in a hail of bullets and buckets of blood.
A completely satisfying end to the 20+ movie saga that started way back in 2008. It’s unbelievable that something like this exists at this high of an enjoyable level and we got to enjoy it chapter by chapter while it unfolded.