What's the name of this movie? If it is a movie that is?
So, I have no idea if this was just a very vivid dream or if it's an actual movie, but maybe someone out there knows. Here is what I can remember: When I was a kid I remember seeing maybe on Nickelodeon a movie about an Aztec curse. Like, I'm pretty sure it was in Mexico because of the way the shadows that appeared look (they looked like quetzalcoatls). Anyway, this little boy would see these serpent, quetzalcoatl like shadows appear (for some reason, I don't remember) and before they'd appear you'd hear a hissing sound and then the sound of drums. Skip forward like a lot and these two "bad guys" (I'm pretty sure one was Danny Trejo but his filmography shows nothing of this film so who know?) go off to steal an artifact but they end up getting cursed and turn into those shadow quetzacoatls (this is some sort of curse or something). Ok! Now the very vivid ending was with those two or 3 quetzalcoatl bad guys talking and then a truck was coming and they screamed "ahhh!!!" and then the movie ended. This has been bothering me for years. Please, someone tell me that this is a thing and not a very moderately budgeted dream.
What's the name of this movie? It has one word in the title. Here are a few words: you were ___. of an iceberg
What's the name of this movie? There's only one word in the title of it. Here are some of the words that were said between two actors: you were ________________. ___________________ of an iceberg. I know that 90% of your mass is below the surface. I believe that it's got to have something to do with cold weather, ice, or even icebergs, Eskimos, igloos, etc... It's talking about the mass of the earth, and going below the surface. Please help me out! I need this answer as soon as possible. No later than 9:15 a.m. Thanks.
What’s the name of this movie ?
This movie is about a Asian man who playing a game with himself, he goes to the woods and kills people then takes a drug to make him forget what he did he then puts traps and clues to find an injection to make him remember again once he wakes up he does it all over again in the ending of the movie he walks to his car and drives off to a cabin located in the woods and kills a father and mother he also leaves a gun and bow & arrow for the two kids that he left unconscious.
What’s the name of this movie?
A Asian man who finds himself disorientated and confused in the woods he finds out that his wife has been killed and two kids are missing he goes looking for his kids in the woods but also is cautious that the killer is still out there somewhere turns out he’s the killer and the kids are the kids of the family he killed in the woods he’s actually playing a game with himself, he’s didnt know because he was on a drug that completely wiped his memory. The ending is him finding clues that lead to a Syringe filled with a substance called “the truth” the ending scene is him driving away from the woods in his car and goes to kill another family to play the game all over again
What's the name of the Chuck Norris movie where he gets buried in his truck?
I think you're talking about "Lone Wolf McQuade" from 1983.
What's the name of the Glenn Ford movie where he's a country preacher?
The Greatest Gift (1974 TV movie) starring Glenn Ford, Julie Harris, Lance Kerwin, Harris Yulin, Charles Tyner, Dabbs Greer IMDb synopsis: Reverend Holvak, a poor rural preacher in the 1940s, fights against stiff- necked church deacons and a violent, bullying sheriff while struggling to support his family. IMDb review: Based on the 1953 novel "Ramey" by Jack Farris. Reviews say the book is set in the Ozarks. It seems this movie is set in 1940 near Baxter, Tennessee, but filmed in Georgia. The Reverend Holvak preaches the love of God when it is popular to preach the wrath of God. He is a patient father to his son and lets him shoot rabbits with a Remington rifle. The Reverend gets killed, and the son has a chance to get revenge but chooses not to and has to be the man of the family. The movie is an example of the potential for good television. The NBC series "The Family Holvak" came out later, apparently to attract some fans of "The Waltons". The movie had killed off the Reverend, so the series was with him being alive and may have been set considerably earlier than 1940. Courtesy of IMDb, here's the concept for the short-lived TV series: Reverend Tom Holvak (Glenn Ford) and his family--wife Elizabeth (Julie Harris), teenage son Ramey (Lance Kerwin) and young daughter Julie Mae (Elizabeth Cheshire)--battle to survive the Great Depression in the Deep South, sometimes with their love for each other as their only defense. Being the religious head of their Tennessee town isn't enough to keep food on the table, so Tom farms a small piece of land owned by the church to get by.
Dennis Leary Movie.What's the name?
Final (2001) Bill (Leary) wakes up from a coma in a hospital ward, raving about tissue regeneration experiments, final injections, organ transplants and having been cryogenically frozen. Battling flashbacks of his father's death and a car crash, occasional hallucinations and fits of rage he tries to piece together his own history with the help of Ann (Hope Davis), a lonely medical psychologist sent in to evaluate whether he should be released. In their confrontational, sexually-charged sessions, Bill flip-flops between pitch-perfect self-diagnoses and his paranoid bio-tech fantasies, but slowly begins to heal. But things are not what they seem.
What’s the name of this old movie where a guy takes a bullet, then he wakes up, and a bearded man gives him everything he’s ever wanted?
That sounds like this episode from The Twilight Zone:A Nice Place to Visit - Wikipedia
What's the name of that movie where the Demon transfers bodies by touching the next person? Where ...?
... the background music or theme song is " Time is on my side. Yes it is." The hero wants to kill the demon but as long as there is someone there the Demon can touch, he'll escape. The hero finally poisons the demon, (and himself, to accomplish it,) in the middle of the woods(?) Then a cat wanders by.
What's the name of the Godzilla movie where he slides around on his tail?
Ahh... That would be 1973's "Godzilla Versus Megalon." Featured in an episode of "Mystery Science Theater 3000," the film is widely considered one of the worst in the series, primarily since it focuses almost exclusively on assinine robot "Jet Jaguar," and barely features Godzilla.