Klaus said:In the same period, but more serious:
The Ghost and the Shadow (wonderful movie, me like lots!)
Is this the one titled in the US as "The Ghost and the Darkness"? With Michael Douglas?
Klaus said:In the same period, but more serious:
The Ghost and the Shadow (wonderful movie, me like lots!)
Stone Angel said:While not in the time period I think Congo has a very pulpy feel to it.
Exorcist fits the time period too.
Farganger said:Is this the one titled in the US as "The Ghost and the Darkness"? With Michael Douglas?
Gomez said:Val Kilmer and Michael Douglas! Great movie. I think they still have the one of the lions as a stuffed exhibit at the Field Museum in Chicago.
Henry said:I wouldn't say van Helsing has the same feel - perhaps Van Helsing is more like the Hammer horror films, but with the pacing of The Mummy Returns. And like the Mummy returns, the actors ham it up a bit, and make the film enjoyable mainly just because of that. The actor who plays Dracula in Van Helsing does a FANTASTIC job, in my opinion. He doesn't just "chew the scneery" - he trods all over it in 3 dimensions!
And the ...bad guy (can't remember his name; it's my wife's movie) in Moulin Rouge for that matter. He's got a bit of a villain typecasting thing going on.Mystery Man said:That actor also plays "M" in LoEG.
Well, if you're gonna go that route, there was also an early 80s Indy rip-off starring Bruce Boxleitner called... (searching imdb...) Bring 'Em Back Alive. It got canned after a few episodes, but me and my family liked it a lot. Certainly had that same 1930s pulp adventurer feel going on. Took place in Malaysia, IIRC.fett527 said:Wasn't a movie but Tales of the Gold Monkey was an 80's TV show in the same genre. Quick search turned up this site:
http://www.goldmonkey.com/infopage.html