What shall we watch this year for our Halloween movie?House of 1000 corpses by Rob Zombie!
House of 1000 corpses by Rob Zombie!
We just watched that this weekend. Hadn't seen it in long enough
I forgot how great it was.
We just watched that this weekend. Hadn't seen it in long enough
I forgot how great it was.
"Fuck your mamma, fuck your grandma... and first of all fuck you"
moment at the gas station is something I'll always remember as one of
the top 10 gigs in any movie!
I think I remember seeing a picture of you at one time. Do you have
any resemblence to Sig Haig/Captain Spaulding? :D
I took 3 teenage girls and my son to see Terrifier 3, last night. Now
you want to talk about Beetlejuice being a waste of money.. This one
has it beat by more than one mile!
"Fuck your mamma, fuck your grandma... and first of all fuck you" moment at the gas station is something I'll always remember as one of the top 10 gigs in any movie!
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I took 3 teenage girls and my son to see Terrifier 3, last night. Now
you want to talk about Beetlejuice being a waste of money.. This one
has it beat by more than one mile!
I've heard this is one not worth bothering with. I'm not a huge fan of horror, but I do admit to loving the really over the top cheezy slasher flicks.
If you love really over the top cheezy slasher flicks, then you might actually like it.
During that movie, I just realized I absolutely don't care for them.
It was way over exaggerated and while it seemed like they were going
for a funny vibe, I didn't feel it.
However, as far as gore goes, the "Saw" franchise still impresses me
even after 10 movies (and an 11th coming soon, it seems). If it has a
/good story/, or mindfuck kind of vibe where you're always guessing
and wondering, I'm all for it. "Seven" was also one of my favorites.
Accession wrote to Tiny <=-
I took 3 teenage girls and my son to see Terrifier 3, last night. Now
you want to talk about Beetlejuice being a waste of money.. This one
has it beat by more than one mile!
I've heard this is one not worth bothering with. I'm not a huge fan of horror, but I do admit to loving the really over the top cheezy slasher flicks.
Tiny wrote to Accession <=-
Some of the best are the B horror movies. Nick Andre had recomend one Andrea and I really liked. Frankenhooker, it was just so cheezy and stupid it set us down a rabbit hole of cheese.
If you love really over the top cheezy slasher flicks, then you might
actually like it.
I'm going to wait until it can be streamed. (cough)
Some of the best are the B horror movies. Nick Andre had recomend one Andrea and I really liked. Frankenhooker, it was just so cheezy and stupid it set us down a rabbit hole of cheese.
However, as far as gore goes, the "Saw" franchise still impresses me
even after 10 movies (and an 11th coming soon, it seems). If it has a
/good story/, or mindfuck kind of vibe where you're always guessing
and wondering, I'm all for it. "Seven" was also one of my favorites.
For some reason that franchise gives Andrea nightmares. I think too realistic. I'm not sure. I've seen first 3 and yes they aren't bad at all. I haven't gone past the third as we're on the same schedule now so
we try to find something we can watch together.
I hear that Terrifier and Terrifier 2 left unanswered questions, hence
the trilogy.
One of the obscure Roku channels had a horror movie about sharks
getting washed into a Louisiana swamp, where they terrorized hookers
who were living in an abandoned convent. You can't make this stuff
up, it must be a documentary!
Definitely, A LOT (if even too much) of thought was put into most of
those traps/contraptions, though. lol
Same people probably designed video games too! Some of the puzzles
in the adventure games from the 90's-2k's were just hard to get. I recently played 7'th guest again and I'll be damned if I can solve
the final one (The board game thing). The rest of the game took me
a while.... probbaly 2-3 months but I didn't play for long or every
day.
7th Guest brings back memories. I almost got the remake of Myst, but
then I realized I probably wouldn't play the whole thing, much like
the Mass Effect (one of my favorite series) Legendary Edition that I
played about 30 minutes of, and never touched again. :/
On Thu, Oct 31 11:06:22 -0500, you wrote:
If you love really over the top cheezy slasher flicks, then you might actually like it.
During that movie, I just realized I absolutely don't care for them. It was way over exaggerated and while it seemed like they were going for a funny vibe, I didn't feel it.
However, as far as gore goes, the "Saw" franchise still impresses me even after 10 movies (and an 11th coming soon, it seems). If it has a /good story/, or mindfuck kind of vibe where you're always guessing and wondering, I'm all for it. "Seven" was also one of my favorites.
Regards,
Nick
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