Devil's Rejects wasn't as good as House of a 1000 Corpses.

Well, it was a very different kind of movie.

Why'd you change your avatar?
Oh, sorry, I didn't realise there was an actual answer. Which ones better again?

The one he logically implied was the better one in the post you quoted, clearly.

I think they're too different for one to be better than the other.
I personally prefer House of 1000 Corpses, but that's just because I love my pulp.

The Devil's Rejects does contain one of the best scenes in cinematic history though;

Captain Spaulding is fucking great and so is Sid Hieg. Creepy as hell too.

'Cause I'm a rebel and won't go with the pony bandwagon. I'm a cool frog.

But yours was one of the best :(

I'll change back to it in a few days, I quite liked it myself.

I didn't realize the same girl who played Gogo Yubari was in Battle Royale until I watched Kill Bill again a while ago. That strangling part really makes me cringe every time.



Watched some of Jackie Brown with my dad last Saturday, only watched it for about 30 minutes though, I really have to watch it sometime.



I really like Tarantino's movies.

How did I not manage to post my favourite movie scene of all time in here

Love it.

Incidentally the only good scene from the whole movie, and this clip cuts off the best part. Oh well.

I love the idea that they let a woman handle the gatling gun

Not a movie but whatever.

My parents and I just watched this.

almost forgot how great this movie is

Oh man, I've been meaning to watch The Game again. I only ever saw it on TV, and I never caught the ending.

Pink Flamingos is superior to all other films.

I'd say you can post clips from movies and TV-shows from now on. I thought this was an unnerving scene in Breaking Bad.

Better than The Day Today anyday.

Brass Eye is fucking good. Chris Morris is fucking good.

The over dramatic title sequence and scene transitions alone make that show fucking epic.

do you need to be an englishman to get it?