felt pervy pausing that scene.
so that's what it was then.
insert joker's do you know how i got this scar? here.
I was watching it with my wife, so I felt impervious to the pervy vibe.
felt pervy pausing that scene.
so that's what it was then.
insert joker's do you know how i got this scar? here.
Midnight Meat Train was a nice surprise for me. It kept me intrugued with what Mahogany was all about and I thought the ending was classic Barker.
see I look at the camcorder shakey cam like a gimmick, so for me it doesnt work. While yes I guess it does kinda give it that "real" look again I see it as a gimmick and the only thing disturbing about it to me is the fact that it looks like some 12 yr olds filmed it and called it a movie. I just dont care for that stuff.
No worries. You don't have-ta like it.
Cannibal Holocaust was the first to do it. More recently of course, there was Blair Witch, Cloverfield, Diary of the Dead, Quarantine and District 9. Enough movies have done it that it is simply another film making technique. No one is ripping off anyone, and I don't see it as a gimmick.
Again, if a group of psychotic killers were filming each other, AU is what it would look like. And if it was real... I mean that would be disturbing right?
Even the "bum fight" kids cared enough to have their camera less shaky and in most cases that was a "hurry up before the cops get here" type of thing, not a secure location in a basement of a secluded house where there's ample time to set everything up correctly. I would think, that if they cared enough to film it, they'd care enough to see it, so no epileptic cameraman. Instead they shake the camera in an effort to cover up horrible special effects and some of the poorest acting ever shot on camera and hide that under "stylization." That's poor film making in my book.
Oh, I didn't know you saw AU.
You talking about Redneck Zombies Nam...if so yeah thats a horrible movie even for a zombie flick.
I've never seen Redneck Zombies, but (speaking of rednecks) do you guys remember I Spit on Your Grave?
I've never seen Redneck Zombies, but (speaking of rednecks) do you guys remember I Spit on Your Grave?
Filed with Sleepaway Camp as "trying to forget."
I've never seen Redneck Zombies, but (speaking of rednecks) do you guys remember I Spit on Your Grave?
How about Night of the Demons? Just watched it last Halloween for the first time. Sure it was 80's cheese, but it was pretty decent.
I'd said that a while back. It's one of my all time faves and definitely underrated. Great for a Halloween party too. Though the two sequels left much to be desired.
Speaking of which, anybody have any word on the remake?
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