Shock Waves (1977) in '70s Horror and Sci-Fi Forum

0 Points

Forum Jump

Shock Waves (1977)

Author	Comment
porta		#41	[-]
Nov 1 10 8:44 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Jonatwork wrote: Based on your recommendation I just ordered THE OUTPOST. I can't get enough of atmospheric, eerie flicks, as opposed to gore. Yeah, Outpost is really good. Filmed a few miles from where I grew up in Scotland. My horrible blog: http://igloooftheuncanny.blogspot.com/
Jonatwork		#42	[-]
Nov 7 10 7:41 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	So, what's the verdict--is this the finest of the Nazi zombie movies? Why or why not?
SteveZodiak		#43	[-]
Mar 25 12 8:15 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I watched it last weekend and was disappointed. I had seen just a small bit of it years ago on TV and really wanted to see it whole. The Nazi zombies were fine, and the location and general atmosphere was suitable, but the acting, direction, and editing were weak and i still don't know what the ending was all about. Why do I have to waste my time outwitting morons?
Koukol 5		#44	[-]
Mar 26 12 6:44 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Well it's hard to live up to ZOMBIE LAKE!
Spoiler II		#45	[-]
Mar 28 12 10:04 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Koukol 5 wrote: Well it's hard to live up to ZOMBIE LAKE! Haha if a SHOCK WAVES detractor has never seen ZOMBIE LAKE then they should take some painkillers and strap themselves into an easy chair. ZOMBIE LAKE makes SHOCK WAVES crackle with nonstop excitement by comparison...and neither are as boring and time consuming as OASIS OF THE ZOMBIES,another cure for chronic sleeplessness.
Michael Elliott		#46	[-]
Mar 29 12 10:42 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	The French version of OASIS is slightly better but I still think both are horrid. ZOMBIE LAKE is really bad but at least the thing moves and features plenty of cute women.
Koukol 5		#47	[-]
Mar 30 12 1:19 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I was joking but I actually enjoy ZOMBIE LAKE.
Spoiler II		#48	[-]
Mar 30 12 11:25 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Koukol 5 wrote: I was joking but I actually enjoy ZOMBIE LAKE. Whenever i hear that name all i can think about is how a friend of mine bought a used copy at a video store ages ago. I would ask him how the movie was on a daily basis and every time his answer was the same,"I tried to watch it but i fell asleep about 10 minutes in!". This went on for several weeks haha.
jamesenstein31		#49	[-]
Apr 3 12 9:38 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	SHOCK WAVES is better made than could be expected. It's legitimately creepy and suspenseful and nazi zombies are a creepy idea....except in ZOMBIE LAKE, OASIS OF THE ZOMBIES, KING OF THE ZOMBIES etc.
kneeteartap.marvelmasterwor...		#50	[-]
Apr 7 12 9:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	jamesenstein31 wrote: SHOCK WAVES is better made than could be expected. It's legitimately creepy and suspenseful .... When they find the cook dead in the pond , then they notice the zombie just silently standing across the way watching them ... It's so subtle but that scene sends a chill down my spine. Kneeteartap
Victor Frankenstein		#51	[-]
Apr 9 12 1:31 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Technically Blood Creek (2009) falls under this same category... That said I prefer Shock Waves as the ultimate undead Nazi flick...
WalesGuy		#52	[-]
Apr 9 12 1:57 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Well having Cushing and Carradine in a film raises it above most levels. I thought it was a good film when I last saw it many years ago when I first got the DVD
jamesenstein31		#53	[-]
Apr 26 12 8:58 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Cushing is great in here(as usual) and the subtley of the scares are well handled.
Andy Sheets		#54	[-]
Apr 26 12 2:19 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I really wanted to like this when I saw it a while back but I couldn't get into it. Cushing is as good as always but the rest of the movie was too dull for my tastes.
Cyanide Rush		#55	[-]
May 3 12 10:08 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	BijouBob8mm wrote: *Quote:* How many "Nazi Zombie" movies are there Not sure how many there are, or how many are needed to be granted "sub genre" status. (And would you count THE FROZEN DEAD as an early entry?) We've got what, ZOMBIE LAKE (Jess Franco & Jean Rollin!), OASIS OF THE ZOMBIES (Franco again)...have not really tried to track them all down for video viewing, but I know there are more. I gave great consideration to this very question last year. Tackling it from the point of view that Nazis and Zombies are a perfect combination, why haven't we gotten more of them? Anyway, I tracked down and watched all that I could find and there really aren't very many of them. Glenn Kay's book Zombies Movies: The Ultimate Guide helped a lot. Great book, if you haven't read it. Take a look I love Shockwaves and Dead Snow nearly equally but for completely different reasons. The filler in between really has been weak sauce, in my opinion.
IMSWM		#56	[-]
May 3 12 5:08 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Had a great ad tag line: "Once they were almost human"! /\ /\/\ \ \ / \ / \/\/ \ visit www.ManorOnMovies.com A new concept in new concepts

<< Previous Topic Next Topic >>

Add Reply

Yuku free message boards

Shock Waves (1977)