Movies
Evil Dead 1&2, Army of Darkness
When most rational
people think of classic trilogies, of course Evil Dead 1, Evil Dead 2, and Army
of Darkness immediately come to mind. The hero, Ash, is just a normal guy who is
put in a not so normal situation when he goes on a camping trip with his
friends. The cabin they stay at has an evil book, The Necronomicon, which
attempts to possess them. When the evil starts to grow from Ash's hand, he must
cut it off with his chainsaw. In the last film, Army of Darkness, he is
transported back in time to England during the Dark Age. With his chainsaw,
mechanical hand, double-barrel shotgun, and Buick he is able to defeat the
forces of evil and return to his time to resume life as a clerk at "S-Mart".
Well hello mister
fancypants
Klatu, Verata,
Nich#$%*!
Your primitive intellect
wouldn't understand
The Shining
Yet another masterpiece by the great Stanley
Kubrick. The Overlook Hotel is a place where some guests never check out. Built
on a Native American burial ground, the cursed land has an evil power to make
sane men commit insane acts. Jack Torrance, a writer, takes a job as the
caretaker of The Overlook during the closed winter season to enjoy some "peace
and quiet" while working on his book. This movie is all the proof anyone needs
that Jack Nicholson is the greatest actor in the history of film. All work and
no play really does make Jack a dull boy, but in The Shining he finds other ways
to pass the time.
Hi Lloyd
Heeere's
Johnny!
I'm not gonna hurt
ya
I
think ya hurt my head real bad!
The Blair Witch Project
In October 1994, three
students filming a documentary about a local legend, the Blair Witch,
disappeared in the Black Hills Forest near Burkittsville, Maryland. A year
later, their footage was found. There are no hidden links
on this page.
Pi
"Mathematics is the language of nature. Everything
around us can be represented and understood through numbers. If you graph the
numbers of any system, patterns emerge. Therefore there are patterns everywhere
in nature."
Reservoir Dogs
This was Quentin Tarantino's first major
movie. It showcased his ability to make films with unique dialogue, memorable
situations, and unforgettably original and likeable characters. With Reservoir
Dogs, Tarantino created a "bad guy" perspective story that defiantly tweaked the
noses of those who think that a movie has to have a "moral" message in order to
be entertaining or satisfying.
Little doggy
Pulp Fiction
There has never before been and never again
will be another film like Pulp Fiction. The breadth of fascinating characters
and interwoven storylines is incredible. Add to that an undefinable low budget
70s film vibe that the movie has hiding in the woodwork and you have one of the
most brilliant movies of all time. The fact that most American critics and
moviegoers bad mouthed Pulp Fiction for it's "lack of morals, excessive bad
language, violence, and smoking" only adds to it's credibility among those who
detest the stale, mindless, disposable "Hollywood Assembly Line" movies that
come out of America these days.
Fabian and
Butch
Jules and
Vincent
Marcellus
Wallace
Mr. Wolf
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