Registered: May 2005
Location: At the Terrace, wineing
quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
I can never get into these "scary gory" movies.... they are not scary and they all seem to be the same.
Maybe its just me.
maybe because you are a mexican fag
Oct-22-2008 20:42
Meat187
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Registered: Dec 2007
Location: The Night's Plutonian Shore
One of the few hopes I have for a genuinely scary horror movie to be made is Guillermo del Toro adaptation of Lovecraft's "At the Mountains of Madness". Link. If that one's done right it has the potential to be massively awesome.
Oh, and also if David Lynch made this into a feature length movie:
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sweet, looks like i'll be making a trip to the theater.
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Oct-22-2008 21:14
Fibonacci
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Registered: Aug 2007
Location: somewhere drinking, whore-mongering, chain-smoking, and gambling - all with an in-your-face attitude
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Originally posted by Paradox Lost
Gory movies in general don't seem to be scary. Saw: not scary at all.
Saw wasn't really meant to be a horror it was meant to be a thiller, or horror/thriller at least. If you didn't like saw then I suggest you may be a pansy.
Oct-22-2008 21:43
tranceCDs
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Registered: Mar 2003
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Meh, I'm waiting for the Child's Play 1 remake (which is actually in development)
Originally posted by Fibonacci
Saw wasn't really meant to be a horror it was meant to be a thiller, or horror/thriller at least. If you didn't like saw then I suggest you may be a pansy.
I never said I didn't like Saw...although I didn't, for completely different reasons. Although I agree as to the thriller/horror dynamic, it was horror more than anything else. Besides, how many horror movies do you know that don't have some element of thriller in them?
What was interesting about Saw was as to how fast it developed such an enthusiastic following.
By the time I saw Saw II in theaters, the audience was already cheering when the title kicked in.
Impressive, no doubt.
Oct-22-2008 23:58
Jake Benson
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Registered: Nov 2005
Location: New York
So is this the remake of the original Friday the 13th? I liked the remake of the original Halloween. I thought both were great (but liked the remake better).
Originally posted by Jake Benson
So is this the remake of the original Friday the 13th? I liked the remake of the original Halloween. I thought both were great (but liked the remake better).
It's a remake of the original, but it's going to be quite a departure seeing as they're going to actually have a Jason Voorhees as the villain.
So it's definitely going to be adding in developments that took place well beyond the first.
Oct-23-2008 03:43
Paradox Lost
In This Twilight
Registered: Aug 2007
Location: San Francisco
Okay, so this is the official trailer that's going to debut in theaters:
It's more or less the same, but does a better job of bringing it all together before it fully discloses the movie, and fortunately also leaves off with Jason running...very tasteful.
