Infinite thread on movies that should have been comics

[skybolt]

Anybody see the low budget movie "The Cube". I could see an interesting comic on that one.

 

Yes, I liked that movie as well. During the entire film I kept thinking that the cube represented a gateway between heaven and hell, and these people were dead. The cube would dictate who deserved to go into the light and who didn't. I was so intrigued that I watched the movie over again with the director's commentary.

[johny myman-migration]

For tonight I rented Fright Night have not seen this in about 8 years.I, believe this one did have a comic I think?

[johny myman-migration]

Also found Phantasm 3: Lord of the Dead for $3.00

[precodekeith]

Yup, there was a Fright Night comic series. Love that movie! Bought a nice original poster not too long back.....

[johny myman-migration]

Also found Phantasm 3: Lord of the Dead for $3.00

 

Decided on Phantasm 3

 

 

"Though Lord of the Dead is probably the slowest of all the Phantasms to date: don't let that slow you down one [embarrassing lack of self control] bit. There are so many priceless scenes of midget mayhem and cannonball face annihilation that you'll be too busy wiping puke off your Lando Calrissian PJ ensemble to give a [embarrassing lack of self control]. Take it to the bridge!"

[Rip]

Fright Night was great. So was Fright Night 2. Love the Bug man

I still own it on Laserdisc

[johny myman-migration]

Near Dark, may have made a good comic but the movie

 

 

The only thing these vampires suck more than blood is ! These are the kind of vampires that would be on Yearbook Staff or Glee Club in high school and only suck the blood out of fat chicks while the real vampires would go home after the game and bonk the [embarrassing lack of self control] out of the Homecoming Queen. Shame on you, Bill Paxton