Kosh Vorlontay wrote:StargateWaterworldCutthroat IslandThe Mummy SeriesThe ShadowSpawnThe Adventures of Baron Munchausen The Brothers Grimm Van HellsingUnderworld I&II PredatorPitch BlackThe ThingMimicThe Cave (Excellent Delver movie)Hellraiser (to a point)The Fifth ElementI'll go out on a limb and say:Flash GordanBack to the FutureHeavy MetalHeavy Metal 2000Invasion of the Body SnatchersLost Voyage (Bermuda Triangle type horror movie)Eight Legged Freaks (My 4 year old likes it )The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
Rhone Ethenkhar wrote: No offense, but aside from the movies I removed from the list, I'm not sure really how any of these are like a "D&D Style" of film. The ones I bolded I can kinda see, but not really (Cutthroat Island?.... ) And the italicised ones I just don't get the connection . Aside from perhaps have the same theme of exploration (as a lot of action oriented films/books and in general, stories, have) I wouldn't think of most of these as D&D-esque. Just my 2 cents.
sleepyCO wrote:There have been times when I'm reading a book or watching something, not even D&D-related, and find myself slipping into a "D&D mode" of sorts; that is, I find myself thinking as I'm reading/watching that my mind is converting the story into a D&D format (maybe without the specific dice rolls, stats, etc., but definitely D&D) without thinking about it. Happen to anyone else?
brute wrote:Prince of Darkness, with the priests, zombies, ancient sect and artifact, and Gate.
Kosh Vorlontay wrote:Check out "300"http://300themovie.warnerbros.com/home.html?s=undefinedIt will give you chills of anticipation
Deadlord39 wrote:POD has always been one of my all-time favorites. John Carpenter is amazing.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Yes, where else can you watch a movie where a man is consumed from the inside by bugs and another man is killed with a rusty bicycle frame by none other than Alice Cooper?Genius. I wish he had never made Vampires or Ghosts of Mars though. He must have been on a serious bender when he wrote those two. Did you see where Rob Zombie is making a remake of the classic Halloween? Someone oughta shoot that bastard. You would think that people would learn a lesson after the crappy remakes of Psycho, The Amityville Horror, and The Fog.
IttyBitty wrote:Alice Cooper was in the movie...
PM-Knight wrote:10.) Hawk the Slayer
Keir wrote:I love this movie, but really it is pretty bad and doesn't belong on a best of list. More of a guilty pleasure I guess. I remember looking forever for a copy of this movie (this was before eBay) and now it holds an esteemed place in my meager video collection.Maybe I will try to come up with my own top 15 list (not right now - must go to bed!)