"Deadly Friend"? Oh come on.

"Deadly Friend"? Oh come on.

Good point. I would also contend that "I Spit on your Grave" succeeds at what it sets out to do more successfully than "Last House on the Left". But obviously, "Grave" goes much, much further in pushing the boundaries, and most audiences don't want to sit through something so torturous.

Good point. I would also contend that "I Spit on your Grave" succeeds at what it sets out to do more successfully than "Last House on the Left". But obviously, "Grave" goes much, much further in pushing the boundaries, and most audiences don't want to sit through something so torturous.

He's certainly the most handsome of all the Frankensteins. And the tallest.

He's certainly the most handsome of all the Frankensteins. And the tallest.

FUNHOUSE!

FUNHOUSE!

I saw the matinee in '77, when I was seven, and I had a bad time.

I saw the matinee in '77, when I was seven, and I had a bad time.

Those people are all okay, but I felt like Eli Wallach stole the movie.

Those people are all okay, but I felt like Eli Wallach stole the movie.

I saw it at the Hollywood Cinerama as well, but a few years ago. Technically it might have been impressive for its time, but was eclipsed by the Omnimax format a long time ago. It's also kind of a corny, dated movie, isn't it?

I saw it at the Hollywood Cinerama as well, but a few years ago. Technically it might have been impressive for its time, but was eclipsed by the Omnimax format a long time ago. It's also kind of a corny, dated movie, isn't it?

Lupin: I revisited that recently. Unbelievable that thay make the supernatural metal guy look like just another mid-80's Sunset Strip glam-rocker dork. And all the music is by Fastway, the most "satanic" band they could come up with.

Lupin: I revisited that recently. Unbelievable that thay make the supernatural metal guy look like just another mid-80's Sunset Strip glam-rocker dork. And all the music is by Fastway, the most "satanic" band they could come up with.

I liked that film more than I expected, especially the payoff of the "cat vs. david johansen" matchup. And yes, I think I've seen every anthology film, and I even liked "Tales from the Hood".

I liked that film more than I expected, especially the payoff of the "cat vs. david johansen" matchup. And yes, I think I've seen every anthology film, and I even liked "Tales from the Hood".

You're definitely not the only one. AVClub's reviewer didn't like it either. It has its faults (many of them were the results of interference from the studio), and it looks like a tv movie, But it's still a good screenplay, and I like the way the narratives from the different stories intersect, which has hardly been…

You're definitely not the only one. AVClub's reviewer didn't like it either. It has its faults (many of them were the results of interference from the studio), and it looks like a tv movie, But it's still a good screenplay, and I like the way the narratives from the different stories intersect, which has hardly been…