Horror films
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Darkness was notoriously fucked with by the studio and apparently there was a very different film originally.
I think it's meant to play on 'piss up in a brewery' except like you said, makes no sense.
We need a Valentine's Day sequel, come on.
“He couldn’t manage a water fountain without screwing up” is both a conversational shorthand between friends that have known each other forever, as well as an example of concise cinematic dialogue, stripping it down to its most vital components.
In this, the dropped words are ‘to use’ and suggest that Jeremy would cover either his face, or clothes, with liquid every time he tried to take a delicious sip of mmm water from a fountain. As such, his complete lack of coordination and success at such a menial task would suggest that he couldn’t possibly be behind such a diabolical scheme.
They were wrong, and they will die.
In this, the dropped words are ‘to use’ and suggest that Jeremy would cover either his face, or clothes, with liquid every time he tried to take a delicious sip of mmm water from a fountain. As such, his complete lack of coordination and success at such a menial task would suggest that he couldn’t possibly be behind such a diabolical scheme.
They were wrong, and they will die.
I've been trying to get back into watching horror lately. I recently watched 'The dark and the wicked'. Oof, so many jump scares! I found it quite unnerving, so after that watched 'Scary stories to tell in the dark' and 'We have always lived in the castle'
The latter really wasn't a horror. I was expecting a ghost story similar to 'The haunting of hill house' as the source material is by the same author.
The latter really wasn't a horror. I was expecting a ghost story similar to 'The haunting of hill house' as the source material is by the same author.
He/They
One of my favourites of the past few years... it stays with you
I rewatched Silence of the Lambs on Valentine's Day as apparently came out on that special day.
Still holds up so well, everyone involved were superb. So many iconic one liners, anagrams and scenes.
Still holds up so well, everyone involved were superb. So many iconic one liners, anagrams and scenes.
"I wouldn't be surprised if we never saw Denise Richards again"Iconic line said by an icon.
Invented dancing, ect....
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Has anyone here seen Nicolas Roeg's Track 29? I've been on such a Dennis Potter kick lately even if his movies aren't necessarily traditional horror (haven't seen any of his series so can't comment). I saw people calling him a misanthrope but I just see so much humanity in his characters (despite how vile and darkly comical his stories get). Anyone have anything similar to recommend?
I was chopping up some vegetables yesterday and I had a traumatic flash back to that scene!
I love his films, especially:
Don't Look Now 1973
Bad Timing 1980
Insignificance 1985
The Witches 1990
I love the novel Puffball, but his 2007 adaption is one of the worst movies ever.
So stupid. I'd watch it.
Spiders are nightmare fuel for me, so I will watch it through my fingers. I don't think it will top 'Arachnophobia' though.
Weren't there plans to remake Arachnophobia recently? Possibly put on hold after what happened to Julian Sands.
My mind always goes to that bizarro situation where Vocal Bible Brandy Norwood was listed on IMDb as being in it, as 'Brandy Beechwood', but it turned out to be the animal actor who played the family's Labrador dddd.
My mind always goes to that bizarro situation where Vocal Bible Brandy Norwood was listed on IMDb as being in it, as 'Brandy Beechwood', but it turned out to be the animal actor who played the family's Labrador dddd.