Tempy

Absolutely classic film. The transformation is spot on, but my best shot of the werewolf is during the subway scene. The man falls over on the escalator, then there is an over head shot of the man travelling up the steps, and you just catch your first glimpse of the werewolf entering the top of the screen. It's also probably the first film i saw when i was young where someone said the word cunt. Love it.

Absolutely correct, my mistake. Not being a fan of the sequel at all I had to look on IMDB for the culprit behind this terrible fuck up of a sequel, i saw gregory as the writer but at a glance failed to notice that his writing credit only stretches as far as (Characters). So of course his name pops up on 2, 3, Endgame and the 5th, the source. The real culprits are Peter Bellwood, William Panzer and finally Brian Clemens, whos IMDB listing reads like Troy McClure's biography. "Hi i'm Brian Clemens, you may remember me for writing such tv shows as 'Nurse will make it better' and 'Won't write home mum, i'm dead' (actual listings) Russell Mulcahy and Peter Bellwood however, being involved in the first have no excuse, paycheque or not.

Top man, thanks. I'll try and track it down.

I've only recently heard of Lemon Jelly. I bought the Spaced box set, and they used Staunton Lick to wrap up series 2. Absolutely love the track. Can anyone recommend some tracks, or best album to start me off? Ta.

Loved the outfit, though the video was funny but the joke got less funny as it was just the same thing to the end. Not sure about the whole grave thing though. Thought that was a bit tasteless, but it was a laugh.

Oh my fucking god, is this for real? Where did you find that hahahahahah.

lol, forgot about that. It just gets worse. Don't even start on the whole TV series. Apparently they're working on another movie. Another immortal must have fallen asleep in a shed or something, how they are going to get around that I don't know. This could go on and on...

Not so much as a movie gaff, but a movie series gaff. Highlander 2, a film so bad it made Empire mags top ten worst sequels list a couple of months ago. In the first film Christopher Lambert is born in Scotland during medievil times with a family, friends etc. He meets Sean Connery (for the first time) who was born in spain hundreds of years before and they become friends who then teaches the young highlander all about the being immortal and the game where only one can survive. (Fair enough) Then, they release the sequel, and apparently assuming that everyone who has seen the first film has had a labotomy, proceed to tell us that in fact they are both aliens from some planet. Also they are exiled to earth, and it is in fact earths atmosphere that makes them immortal. What in the blue f**k is that all about? And was it a writer and director who had never seen the original who made such a gaff ? nope, because it was written and directed by the same two guys who made the first film.