The "Un-known, Un-appreciated, or Forgotten" Movie Thread

[hooligan machinist]

Some of these may have already been mentioned, but.............

American Samurai
American Ninja
Best of the best
The Thing-------- John Carpenter version
Army of Darkness
Necronomicon
The adventures of Buckaroo Banzai across the 8th dimension
Warlock
The pit and the pendulum

[Buckethead]

I own the entire Evil Dead trilogy on DVD.

And VHS.

[hooligan machinist]

  Damn i'm old.............a few more.

Legend
Ring of fire
Red Sonja
Beastmaster
Hellraiser....All
Nightmare on elm street..

[somegirl]

A Fish Called Wanda

[RavnMonster]

Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

[DucHead]

Some of these may have already been mentioned, but.............
The Thing--------original John Carpenter version
...

Uh, the original was 1951 -- one of the best sci fi movies of all time.

[Blackout]

Night of the Living Dead!
my parents took me and my two older brothers to see this film when it came out in like '68. I was terrified and cried all through it (or until I passed out with exhaustion). Think my dad was gonna leave the drive in? Hell, he probably spent $5 to get us all in...

[metallimonster]

How about 12 Monkeys,  a really cool movie that keeps you thinking.  Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis are great in it.

Not the biggest Mel Gibson fan but I've always really liked Payback.  Very good premise and some gross torture scenes.

[Speedbag]

Uh, the original was 1951 -- one of the best sci fi movies of all time.

And James Arness as the thing. Gunsmoke could never compare.

[Scooter Montgomery]

Heathers

[ducatiz]

The Forbidden Zone

[hooligan machinist]

Uh, the original was 1951 -- one of the best sci fi movies of all time.

My bad. I fixed it. Didn't know about that one. Will have to check it out.

[Mac_48]

Waterworld

[Buckethead]

Which did spawn one of the greatest lines in filmdom.

"That guy's like a turd that won't flush."
                                                   --Dennis Hopper

[kenrok1]

Heathers

That was a cool movie ~ and just made me think of another early Slater film

"Gleaming the Cube"

don't know how well this would hold up, was just a kid when I saw it but thought it was cool then - but then I thought Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo was cool too