The Film Screenshot Game 2

[Bazooka]

Go!

[Blumf]

That looks like a Graboid, but not the original film, so... erm... Tremors 2 (1996)?

[Bazooka]

That looks like a Graboid, but not the original film, so... erm... Tremors 2 (1996)?

Well done fine squire, over to you.

Edit: in retrospect a great film and sequel, the effects are top notch, my favorite big worm franchise.

[Blumf]

Been ages since I've seen any of the sequels, but they are good films.

New image:

[Brundle-Fly]

Been ages since I've seen any of the sequels, but they are good films.

New image:

That's St John's Wood tube for a start.

[Blumf]

That's St John's Wood tube for a start.

IMDB and ReelStreets say another Tube station, but they could be referring to outside shots.

Lots of London in this film, for you London cunts.

[Bazooka]

Fuck a duck, I was going to say An American Werewolf In London but I don't think it is, the tube station scene is not that. Jeremy Kyle Series 10 episode 16?

[Blumf]

Fuck a duck, I was going to say An American Werewolf In London but I don't think it is

You're right, it isn't.

Jeremy Kyle Series 10 episode 16?

You on the right level for bleakness.

[Small Man Big Horse]

Been ages since I've seen any of the sequels, but they are good films.

New image:

Is it Lifeforce? I saw that only a couple of weeks ago and it really rings a bell.

[Blumf]

Is it Lifeforce?

Nope

[Sin Agog]

Been ages since I've seen any of the sequels, but they are good films.

New image:

Just because the cap makes it look like it's from the same era, I'll say Death Line/Raw Meat, maybe?  If it is, that's one of many growth-stunting b-movie horrors my much older brother and his cabal of crusty friends subjected to me down in The Basement when I was a kid.  I still get jumpy when I hear the words 'Please mind the gap' because of it.

[Small Man Big Horse]

Nope

Bugger.

[Blumf]

I'll say Death Line/Raw Meat, maybe?

Still no.

New pic, our hero is still not having the best of times:

[Bazooka]

I've even hacked into your internet search history via my Tamogotchi and still can't find the answer, damn.

[im barry bethel]

Rob Schneider hair, Device Bungalow?

[Small Man Big Horse]

Rob Schneider hair, Device Bungalow?

I think you might be on to something there, but given the setting, is it Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo?

Edit: Then again that Debenhams looks ancient, so I'm not so sure.

[Blumf]

Come on you guys! It may not be a mainstream blockbuster, but I know we've talked about this film before and it is a classic of the genre.

Our hero the day before the previous shoot:



It's not a comedy, by the way, it's very grim. Our hero has problems, booze problems.

[Mr Banlon]

Squeeze, with Stacy Keach

[Blumf]

Squeeze, with Stacy Keach

Finally! Yep, The Squeeze (1977)

The rest of you, dig it out and watch it! Great slab of grim 70s crime drama.

[Glebe]

Oh fuck, right! I managed to watch that online a couple of years ago... I remember seeing a bit of it as a kid, where a kidnapped mother is forced to strip... that was the point at which the channel was switched over.

[Mr Banlon]

Clue: British film late-80s

[Glebe]

Paperhouse?

[Mr Banlon]

No. A blot on the copybook of British cinema.

[marquis_de_sad]

Do you have a screenshot larger than 120p?

[Mr Banlon]

Do you have a screenshot larger than 120p?

Even if I knew how to, I doubt it would make a difference.
That shot was taken between the Black Horse pub and the A40 along the Grand Union canal in Greenford

[mothman]

Hear My Song?

[Mr Banlon]

Nope

[Mr Banlon]

An Ulsterman plays a cockney in it.

[Mr Banlon]

A 'Broad' farce

[Glebe]

Oh wait... Nuns on the Run? Or Wilt?