FrightFest

STun wrote:I have two words. Giallo and Tulpa

Both were highly entertaining ...for all the wrong reasons ... so I wouldnt put them amongst my absolute worst Still bemused as to how Adrien Brody still has a career after Giallo

STun wrote:I have two words. Giallo and Tulpa

I know what you mean, but I actually loved them because it's fun watching them with an audience. The same would go for Do You Like Hitchcock?, House of the Dead, Day of the Dead 2: Contagium and even, to an extent, the immortal Bubba's Chili Parlor.

I probably wouldn't feel the same watching them at home - Argento's Dracula 3D was more depressing than funny, but would've been cool at Frightfest.

The Frightfest films I like least are those which are just plain boring and/or stupid, like The Tesseract and The Watermen.

Oh, I almost forgot a recent one..... Frankenstein's Army!!! On paper that sounded like stupid fun, but in fact it was an incredibly tedious noisy shambles. Absolutely hated it.

I've been to the last four London fests and I've walked out of three films; Sennentuntshi, The Inside (Irish Found Footage Discovery screen film ) and Shockwave Darkside. Those would be my worst ever but I rented Smashcut which was shown before my time and it is unwatchable.

liked Sennentuntschi: Curse of the Alps.

I'd add Cockneys versus Zombies to the list.

Oh, and Dead Cert.

Zombie Women of Satan is by some considerable margin the worst film I have seen at FF