Clarence Boddicker Robocop
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran are here to talk about a frustrating 2 points dropped at Crystal Palace. They then discuss the regeneration of Old Trafford. Finally, Nik is joined by special guest Michael Statham from the Football Oranje podcast - who gives us a more in depth look at our EL opposition FC Twente, and then runs through the (many) Dutch connections currently at United.
Clarence Boddicker Robocop
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So many nightmares...
Yep, his acting was frighteningly bad.
So many nightmares...
His? They're all females.
Yep! One of the scariest films I've ever seen. The OG btw, not the soulless and unnecessary remake
Nice reminder! I've had that on my to-watch list for ages but completely forgot about it
Dark Water is probably my favourite from that whole J/K-Horror era.
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Oh God
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They're both great.Never heard of either, after a quick Google, I'll stick them on the festive viewing list this year
Terrifying. Ringu also gave me nightmares.
Think your confusing me with @Dan-Utd
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/amber-heard-vs-johnny-depp.470042/post-28789510
I‘m going in the opposite direction and would like to say that I’m sure I could waste E.T. Hate the ugly fecker.
Yeah Dark Water was good from what I remember, been a while since I watched that one. I went though a massive phase of Japanese movies. The Grudge or Ju On was head and shoulders my favourite. It’s got a dark heart that film.
A few training treats and some crate training would sort this fella out.
Another of my favourite films. A very British take on the werewolf genre that still holds up great.
What do you think about Ring? I only saw it a few years ago and couldn't believe how bad it was given the reputation
Whispering Corridors was another one I really liked (edit - it's korean)
Begbie is a great shout.
Same dude, it was very overrated and only had a few moments of interest. The Ring I think took off because, to us in the West at least, it was a glimpse of a new style of horror. I haven’t watched it again for a good 15 years or so.
Well, apart from the being used as food source/incubator until the juvenile rips out through your solar plexus stuff of course.
The Alien would have done with you, you’d. barely feel a thing before death, torture is always much worse.
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The Ringwraiths in Lord of the Rings
Deebo from Friday
Deebo from Friday
I rank Twin Peaks the best show ever made. And this scene is so intense and haunting (along with Ronette's dream in hospital).This fella:
And another one (when Sarah Palmer sees Bob for the first time and starts screaming) was so unexpecting, the fear hits you right in the chest and I found that scene to be more disturbing than anything I'v see on TV ever since.
As for the games, I like playing survival games on my xbox, and Re7 biohazarsd scared the shit out of me (Re Village to a lesser extent too).
Supernatural - girl from the Ring - the bitch comes out your tv ffs
Alien - the Predator - badass
Normal villain - Hannibal Lector - dude eats people and smart as feck
Superhero's villain - Joker - always one ups his opponent
Alien - the Predator - badass
Normal villain - Hannibal Lector - dude eats people and smart as feck
Superhero's villain - Joker - always one ups his opponent
I watched Twin Peaks with a couple of former flatmates and for a long time I could simply send a picture of Bob to one of them and that would make her unable to go up to the attic alone. So simple but so powerful, as you say.
Sorry but why is a man who organised a local community defence force against the police state, a villain/monster ?
Clarence Boddicker Robocop
I always go back of the scene in Blue Velvet where the dad has a stroke and we end up going into a cut off ear that is full of insects or this shot
Just so off putting but at the same time normal.
Yeah, that’s the genius of lynch. Just off kilter enough to unsettle.
Just so off putting but at the same time normal.
Another of my all time favourite films. Stone cold classic. No matter how many times I’ve watched this, I always flick it on if it’s on tv, even if halfway done.
Only ever saw Poltergeist 2 once as this old fecker gave me the creeps.
Definitely that person at work who politely ask you to do something, but you wont say no to in case they wait for you after work and bust your kneecaps in. Scary character she was
I don't think any movie baddie gave me more literal nightmares than the child snatcher from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Ha, me too, I’ve not thought of that film for a very long time, I may try and dig it out some time. He was scary as hell, was he called Caine or Kane or something?. What did he sing? Or hum?
Another late 80’s / 90’s classic. The true golden generation for horror.
urgh yes agreed
Those cenobites
I recall in one film something coming out of a mattress on the floor and killing someone sat on it. Can’t remember which film but it was set in a prison. Hated it.
I must’ve been about 12 when Predator came on Channel 4 at 10pm one night. I remember I had just gotten a TV in my room but I wasn’t allowed to watch it that late, so I put a blanket over it and watched the whole movie until midnight under the blanket on low volume. It fecking scared the shit out of me.
My dad let me watch Robocop with him was I was very young too, and the scene where the guy gets covered in toxic waste and then exploded by a car, gave me nightmares for ages.
But Alien is a really good call. I think I saw Aliens first and that shit me up proper as a kid.
My dad let me watch Robocop with him was I was very young too, and the scene where the guy gets covered in toxic waste and then exploded by a car, gave me nightmares for ages.
But Alien is a really good call. I think I saw Aliens first and that shit me up proper as a kid.
Weeping Angels from Doctor Who, always creeped me out.
Yeah Reverend Kane I think. Can just remember him singing in the rain outside the house and flashbacks of him in a cave or something with some followers. Creepy as hell that guy.
Same, I was about 7 when I watched Aliens with my dad. Next six months I only slept with the lights on. Fair to say my mum was livid
Jaws.
The shark, not the Bond villain.
The shark, not the Bond villain.