People in dire, terrifying situations do not crack wise. Such fake reactions to peril. That was my real complaint with things going on here. Also, I was very turned off by the leading male protagonist’s sexist, resentful mewling throughout. That kind of shyte dates a film horribly. :-/

Jump scares and a nonsensical, convoluted story. It didn’t do much for me, but some may like it.

This offering seems to have almost nothing to do with the other two movies in the series. There sure could have been a lot more backstory given—-and it would have made things a lot more interesting IMO. A very slight, passing mention of a couple of earlier characters is about the only thing that connects these films. Think of “Jaws 3” and its place (or lack thereof) in the series, and you’ll know what I mean about franchise continuity.

Alexis Arquette does a lot of really fun, over-the-top scenery chewing in this one. May she R.I.P.

Ron Perlman did not require makeup for this role :) And the languages are all made up .. you dont need to know what anyone is saying, its obvious. I dont believe for a second mesolithic man in europe was this unsophisticated, but .. its a lotta fun and a great adventure :)

Good story, if not a particularly original one. Excellent, gritty fight scenes with a lead actor I wasn’t familiar with. You felt for him and pulled for him. I loved Red Mohawk Guy’s (unexpected) contribution to the story, and Tom Sizemore has been a quirky favorite of mine since I first caught him in “Passenger 57.” He holds his own here, too. All in all, the picture works because there are not only good action scenes, but also characters you can root for.

This Brit offering was fun; short and sweet. Coming in at a cool 43 minutes, it’s focused on providing enough implication and subtext to characters/events without having to show every single thing. You just “get it” without the points being laboriously spelled out. Worth a watch.

This isn’t horrible, but it’s not great, either. Not yet, anyway. I found myself laughing in some places—-and I wasn’t, and still am not, sure I was supposed to be laughing just then….

I wasn’t exactly bowled over by the film, but it did make me want to go learn about the myth of Niamh Cinn Oir. My specialty is Greek/Roman mythology; Irish tales are new to me:)

Script was interesting but started to drag in the final third. I didn’t know any of the actors in this story, and while several of them were subpar with their delivery, hats off to all for a good try. They all looked like real people, not Hollywood types.

Protesters are there to protest. Looters are there to loot. And Anarchists just want to see the world burn. If you haven’t been noticing the protesters are turning on, and in, the looters and anarchists. People are always going to take advantage of any situation. Hey, they tried to let you know about what was going on by taking a knee, but people had a real problem with that. “A riot is the language of the unheard.”

Death Race franchise is one of many guilty pleasures. They’re all wild and crazy fun.
Zach McGowan stars here, and the camera looooves to linger on his chiseled deliciousness. I don’t mind ogling, either heh heh heh

Also see the sequel to this Lifetime HDTV Movie: Stalker’s Prey II.

Kooky Lifetime fun, for addicted fans like me. 😁 Young (Greek?) doll must have graduated from the “David Tennant School of Crazy Brown Eyes” because he’s really bringing that nutso look LOL LOL Gonna give Tennant a run for his money.

John Oliver is one man that does his research and presents the facts and his opinions properly. He is extraordinary.

Much as I dislike the destruction, I hear Sister Kim; rage is only to be expected after these centuries of oppression. This is why rap music can’t (and won’t) die or move to the back burner like other forms—-it’s the pure voice of rage and bravado, being shrieked by the furious. Kim’s remark about how lucky society is that black people want equality, not revenge, was stunningly insightful. I have often thought that very thing, not only about blacks but also about women. As Charlamagne Tha God remarked the other night (and I’m paraphrasing poorly), “People have asked [for decent treatment] and after awhile, they get tired of asking.”
Much respect to John Oliver for once more hitting the nail on the head.

I liked this interesting time-waster that hints at an ought-to-be-fun sequel. Berenger looked awfully old, but such is life….

yes. its the entire language catalog. when i hover my mouse my arrow disappers… it turns into and I … it will only click on retrieve and download and even when i tried doing that then uploading to through caption. no dice. sigh .. oh boy. guess i cant watch

well you gotta love it. it says “failed to find subs” guess they dont want me to find it

ok… so wait a second.. lol this I see what youre saying. I see the selection but I am not seeing the subs pull up. Its shows “retrieve” then when i click, it says “download” — do i really need to do that? ive never done that before. i always go to the source site… i ve never viewed anything on here directly embedded

okay i will try that. i had to use DIRECT because wasnt working for awhile. brb

Ive done that before i posted. its not there

Ive done that before i posted. its not there

you should check out shark exorcist, thats bad lol

Just when you think there can’t be anything worse than “Curse of the Siren”, “Velocipastor”, or “House Shark”, this comes along. At least it was played for laughs, albeit not enough of those. The ending, if you can stick with this movie for that long, features a special person…and I won’t spoil it one bit.😉

Well that was fun!😛 I do love me a crazy action pic, and this one fit the bill. Vin Diesel is usually entertaining with his gruff scenery-chewing, and he didn’t disappoint here. I liked that the ending hinted at possible sequel(s).

…and that ending. WTF? 😕

I had to replay A LOT of sentences/conversations not just because of the Kiwi accents (I’ve actually had more trouble with Lancashire voices on shows I like) but also because of the structure of their speech. Not sure if I’m describing it correctly…but it was both hard to decipher not only some sounds, but some meanings as well.

I wasn’t too impressed with the story overall, but that may have to do with the (unfamiliar to me) plot points on regional lore.

Riveting cat-and-mouse chase thriller from back in the day. Great old favorite actors propel the tale briskly along, and the viewer is right there with them. I hadn’t seen the movie in awhile, and it’s just as good as I remember it. This one, along with movies like “The Conversation” and “The Star Chamber” always merit a re-watch in my book.
Good stuff; do enjoy.

Wow, that was a MOST unsatisfying ending. I mean, just NOTHING. I really only watched on account of DMX; wanted to see how he’s doing.

I didn’t mention this in previous comments, but meant to do so: the level of dirt and grime seems quite an authentic touch, considering the setting and the times. Everyone has dirt-caked nails, ratty hair, and more. There are muddy “streets” all over the place. Every now and then, some (few) characters look (a little bit) washed, but not often lol. Excellent realism!!

Oh, how FUN for all of us nerds!! Loved it!!!

Very creative way to deal. Hats off to the Blacklist team; I liked this a lot.

This sounds a lot like a Scandinavian film I saw on here months ago. In fact, I think there was a movie and a sequel.

The many battle scenes in this show are astoundingly well done. Top-quality sets, costuming, attention to detail, and much more. It’s just really engrossing all around; I did not expect it to be this great when it began several years ago. What a pleasure to have a show of the same high calibre as Vikings. Highly recommended!

What a strange little film. It’s only an hour long, and it looks like (and the acting is like) something made by a few buddies who’re just starting out in the movie business.

The premise is that it’s sci-fi, which is what caught my attention, but there’s more lip service to that idea than there is action. Some fakey-looking hand-to-hand fighting is included; nothing special. Watch for a brief epilogue scene placed midway in the closing credits. The whole thing is a real yawner IMO.

This is an excellent tale. I can’t say a word more about the plot for fear of giving something away, but this one is a keeper, and has been remade several times. This version is my favorite. Enjoy!

You’re welcome… Year, in Iceland families will will have siblings with Ivarsson and Ivarsdottir as the last names. There are other forms of patronyms and names derived from patronyms in cultures all over… In Russian the “middle” name is the father’s name, plus -vich The O’ in Irish names and Mc in Scottish names… Spanish names that end in -ez… Like Alvarez, Ferdnandez.. it’s a common naming system

Loved this show back in the day. Vincent was a class act, in spite of his looks. She was nuts about him; who wouldn’t want someone with his good heart and soul? Someone who is down for you and you alone…? yeah….

I’m not scandinavian but my understanding is that Icelanders tend to still use the patronymic naming system in the same way the entire Norse culture originally did. The rest of the Scandinavian countries use “surnames” like most of the rest of western countries. Many Scandinavian surnames are derived from the old patronymical names, usually in the masculine form of -son or -sen.

The show is going for diversity, and it’s doing well with it. Black and brown people are everywhere onscreen now, and not just as pimps, mammies, druggies, or whores. We can be real (or fantasy) characters just like the majority race can be. Black and brown people can be found in every corner of the globe in real life—-so it’s high time the media commits to reflecting this. Think on this: IF the social playing field had been level in the FIRST place, no one would have to fretfully bleat about “PC shows that include everyone” now. Sic transit gloria mundi….

I am really liking this show

the picture is jerky, but this is the best copy of the movie that i could find on the internet

Deliciously twisted!!! You have to watch this one!

So funny! This series has one of the best comedy casts I’ve seen on TV in a long while. I haven’t found another show since “Galavant” that had me consistently laughing, week after week.😆

Soooo glad Bosch is back!! And just when you are inside and have the time to binge if you want!😄

Here’s another show that gave us a mesmerizing, cleverly-written and plotted package of fascinating episodes in its first season, only to relapse into formulaic drivel in its second. It was as if the writers couldn’t come up with more new ideas to sustain that level of Jake-magic that had hooked us initially.