The Pink Panther. Some really great underrated gems, some unadulterated crap. And a LOT of weird spin offs and remakes. Including the one the made out of outtakes and cut scenes of Peter Sellers, two years after he died.
The first three DTV sequels are actually quite good and entertaining. When they brought it back much later, the original creative team was no longer making them and it shows.
I wouldn’t go with Sharknado. The defining feature of that series is how lazy it is. It’s just frustrating. Lots of great candidates: Tremors, Leprechaun, The Prophecy are all fun choices.
You'll think I hate you but I'd LOVE for you to review every Hellraiser movie! There's, uh, 11 of them and every one after number 4 is varying degrees of miserable. Enjoy!!
I'm going to cast a (possibly lonely) vote for the Phantasm series, if only because every glimpse I've had of said movies had made me wonder what the hell I was watching, in a mostly good way.
Saw. A slam-bang start, a lot of mixed results in between with some garbage thrown in (literally in the Chris Rock installment), and a (currently) strong finish. Full disclosure, I haven't watched the last one, but I've heard it's actually good.
Although of all the suggestions before me (a lot of good ones), I was most intrigued by The Pink Panther series recommendation. The quality really was all over the place and thanks to HBO we all watched them.
The Pink Panther. Some really great underrated gems, some unadulterated crap. And a LOT of weird spin offs and remakes. Including the one the made out of outtakes and cut scenes of Peter Sellers, two years after he died.
Something a little different - all 7 Bring It On movies.
I second Tremors and Hellraiser, and humbly submit: Highlander
All the Batmans?
Tremors, maybe? I've always kind of assumed every one past the first was skippable, but maybe I'm wrong?
The first three DTV sequels are actually quite good and entertaining. When they brought it back much later, the original creative team was no longer making them and it shows.
I wouldn’t go with Sharknado. The defining feature of that series is how lazy it is. It’s just frustrating. Lots of great candidates: Tremors, Leprechaun, The Prophecy are all fun choices.
Leprechaun. It’s low-brow and he has a LOW BROW.
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Done.
Final Destination!
You'll think I hate you but I'd LOVE for you to review every Hellraiser movie! There's, uh, 11 of them and every one after number 4 is varying degrees of miserable. Enjoy!!
I'm going to cast a (possibly lonely) vote for the Phantasm series, if only because every glimpse I've had of said movies had made me wonder what the hell I was watching, in a mostly good way.
All the wretched Dr Seuss adaptations!
Evil Dead would be great. The movies run the gamut in terms of tone and there is also Ash versus the Evil Dead of you want to keep going.
Low-brow is debatable, but I’d love to see you chronicle the Muppet movies.
How about Universal Soldier? I hear it ends strong.
Yeah, I'm not sure what he's looking for, but the Universal Soldier series has a very rewarding end. Those last two are dynamite.
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The Howling series.
Saw. A slam-bang start, a lot of mixed results in between with some garbage thrown in (literally in the Chris Rock installment), and a (currently) strong finish. Full disclosure, I haven't watched the last one, but I've heard it's actually good.
Although of all the suggestions before me (a lot of good ones), I was most intrigued by The Pink Panther series recommendation. The quality really was all over the place and thanks to HBO we all watched them.
Puppet master or substitute