Identify This Movie

[Mr Sausage]

What's the video nasty being shown here?

[TechnicolorAcid]

What's the video nasty being shown here?

It’s possible it could be I Miss You, Hugs and Kisses based off the appearance of the actress in that scene though my knowledge on Video Nasties is limited since my mother told me they’re too scary.

[domino harvey]

We already banned your old account where you pretended to be a child, please don’t start back at it again

[TechnicolorAcid]

Domino it was a joke.

[colinr0380]

The lady being stabbed by the guy in the T-shirt and coughing up blood? Its from the infamous footage added to the end of Snuff that overrides the climax of the original film. (I am in agreement with Kim Newman about really wanting to have seen how the original film, called The Slaughter and loosely based on the Manson killings, ended!)

EDIT: Here's a NSFW "Whang!" video about it.

[Mr Sausage]

The lady being stabbed by the guy in the T-shirt and coughing up blood? Its from the infamous footage added to the end of Snuff that overrides the climax of the original film. (I am in agreement with Kim Newman about really wanting to have seen how the original film, called The Slaughter and loosely based on the Manson killings, ended!)

Thanks colin!

[gilbertcat]

In high school our English teacher showed us this short film, that I think may have been from a TV series. It starred Randy Quaid and Vincent Schiavelli in an adaptation of a short story. A group of miners in the old west end up with a baby they have to take care of. At the end, the baby falls in the river and Quaid jumps in to save it but fails and the baby drowns. As far as I can tell this isn't listed on either imdb profile.

I found this thread just today. It's been a LONG time since your query was posted, but just in case you never found the answer, the film is called "The Luck of Roaring Camp." You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/p26yZvPmo6g?si=VwCC5pX6t9LNKRYf

[Mr Sausage]

About 30 minutes into Ash is Purest White, the gangsters are watching a film where Chow Yun-Fat is beaten up by another actor in a building that's on fire. Anyone know the movie?

[diamonds]

About 30 minutes into Ash is Purest White, the gangsters are watching a film where Chow Yun-Fat is beaten up by another actor in a building that's on fire. Anyone know the movie?

Per this article, Taylor Wong's Tragic Hero.

[swo17]

Available from Eureka

[Never Cursed]

Not so much an identify "this" movie question, but I figured I might ask it here (if another thread is more appropriate I apologize). If anyone has some off the top of their head, what are some examples of recent professionally-made, ideally-theatrically-distributed films (let's say within the last 10 years, following the shot-on-digital "revolution") that have absolutely no computer-generated visual effects (as in, with no VFX artists are credited at all)? VFX seems to have become cheap enough to apply to footage in some form that even very small productions rely on its availability to a degree that kind of staggers me (it's certainly disturbing on the level of the compensation that VFX artists in the global south receive for their work). To name a few films I've seen from the last couple years, spread across a few separate film industries, Bas Devos' Here, Close Your Eyes, Samsara, The Standoff at Sparrow Creek (on a budget of $450,000), How to Have Sex, Before You Know It, and Yannick all have substantial VFX work in spite of not having anything that at least seems like it would require anything of the sort, unless I missed something in each of these films. Examples of no-VFX films that received theatrical distribution in the States on at least an indie-circuit level include Shiva Baby and all of Hong Sang-soo's movies.

(As a side note, reading thru some IMDB pages for this post led me to realize that the last Paul Thomas Anderson movie not to have VFX was Boogie Nights!)

EDIT: Skinamarink appears to not have any VFX artists credited, but that strikes me as another edge case given the film's aesthetic

[TechnicolorAcid]

I’m not sure if this counts but one of the first movies that came into mind was The Wolf House.

[colinr0380]

(As a side note, reading thru some IMDB pages for this post led me to realize that the last Paul Thomas Anderson movie not to have VFX was Boogie Nights!)

And even that had significant prosthetic work!

[Rizpektdue]

Searching for a film that I am assuming is South Korean made.

*It came out some time between 2007 and 2012.
*I saw it through Netflix when it still had a DVD service
*Three of the main actors are women and one is White
*I can't remember the name of the movie

some of the plot : Main actor (young korean woman) moves to either Canada or America to be with her new husband and her mother in law (older Korean woman). Although the woman loves her husband and is trying to get close to her mother in law and the older community of Koreans who attend church, she has "fish out of water" experiences living in a new country. Mysteriously, her new husband start to get gravely ill and dies soon after. At first ,her mother in law comforts her...but soon starts to suspect that there is something evil surrounding her daughter in law (a spirit) and it killed her son. The main actor soon meets her neighbors (a successful white couple with a nice house and indoor pool) and starts to get close to the wife. The young Korean woman soon fantasizes about their life and starts to attach herself into the neighbors life. All the while, the mother in law starts to get gravely ill (like she was cursed) and also dies Mysteriously,just like her son did...


I have been searching for this movie for years, to no avail.

please help me out