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POLL: October's First Flick (Patreon)

Published:
2022-09-05 14:01:02
Imported:
2023-11

Poll

POLL: October's First Flick

  • The Thing From Another World (1951) 5
  • Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) 8
  • Psycho 2 (1983) 2
  • Manhunter (1986) 4
  • Poltergeist 2: The Other Side (1986) 8
  • Gremlins 2 (1990) 1
  • A Perfect Murder (1998) 1
  • 2022-08-21
  • —2022-09-10
  • 29 votes
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Content

This month I thought I'd offer you a selection of films connected to ones I've watched before, sequels, prequels, alternate versions. Which of these would you like to see on the channel?

Comments

RavenLunatic

At first I was not sure what to vote for, then I realize I could scroll down a little farther to be thrilled A Perfect Murder is on this list, and horrified to see no one voted for it. LOL

Webwyrm

Glad to seem Gremlins 2 getting no love. That movie was a merchandising sell out. More gremlins.. more dolls to sell. I had to go with Poltergiest 2. It felt like the perfect way to start spooky season.

casualnerdreactions
>>91119622

Haha I didn’t even think about that when I put poltergeist 2 on the poll. Whew boy I’m especially glad of it wins that I set up my October schedule in such a way to add a some slightly less intense films in the middle to give me break from the spooktacular. 😅 I’m pretty hype for it.

Webwyrm
>>91119622

All of your poll choices were pretty October friendly. Got my fingers crossed for Poltergeist 2

g g gooding
>>91119622

I love Gremlins 2! Tbf, very few toys were made from it (at the time). My understanding is that Joe Dante agreed to do it *only* if he had complete control to make a silly, insane, over-the-top comedy that parodies the first.<p> So it's a fireworks-hauling train wrecking on purpose. That's my jam! I totally understand why some folks don't dig it, tho.</p>

Webwyrm
>>91119622

Gremlins 1 and 2 are a weird one for me. These came out when I was in middle school and I loved them both. Loved them a lot. For some reason I fell out of love with the second one pretty fast. Recently fell out of love with the first one. I dont know why.. but I feel the same way about ET. I did recently watch gremlins 2 and noticed Robert Picardo… so it at least has that going for it. Love that guy… and he has hair in the movie lolol

g g gooding
>>91119622

Ha! Just watched InnerSpace for the first time since childhood and I was delighted that Picardo was in *that*!<p>I do hear ya...Gremlins 1 and most Spielberg-stuff has faded for me...it's sort of perfectly made fast-food, and I've grown away from fast food? I dunno. G2 is still fun for me, but it's just a meta Looney Tune. </p><p>I think you, Chris, would have a lotta fun watching it. It's silly and great! But it's no Casablanca. </p>

g g gooding
>>91119622

Wyrm: if you haven't seen it, look up the Key & Peele sketch about Gremlins 2.<p> Chris: it's very spoiling, so best you don't.</p>

Webwyrm
>>91119622

Will do brother. And awesome Picardo is in InnerSpace. That’s a fun movie and haven’t seen it in forever as well

g g gooding
>>91119622

InnerSpace holds up well, it's not brilliant - BUT it's way weirder than I remembered which is a huge plus! Ironically watched it with a friend who is a massive Voyager fan...but she *couldn't* quite recognize Picardo - honestly it's (InnerSpace, I mean) my *fav* bit from him ever, ever for a few reasons. (He's a minor character, so don't get hopes too high.)

Webwyrm
>>91119622

One of my favorite things is watching movies from the 80s and seeing who was an unknown back then. I recently watched The Adventures of Remo Williams… the female co star was Kate Mulgrew…. I was like WTF!!!

g g gooding
>>91119622

Stupid trivia: Mulgrew's wearing high heals throughout Voyager...'cause Tuvok and Chakotay and etc were *all* so much taller than she.

g g gooding
>>91119622

Her high heels are akin to Scotty's right hand. You know the trivia of why we (almost) *never* see James Doohan's right hand in Trek? (Sorry...I'm a old nerd and I get excited about minutia.)

g g gooding
>>91119622

On D-Day he parachuted in behind enemy lines. When he went to light a cigarette, a (Allied, ironically) sniper saw the flame and shot his finger off.