Tylercn

That movie was retarded. Bad premise, nonsensical plot, and cheap shock scares.

Tylercn: This movie was not that great but i think the final sequences were well done.

That shot was the scariest part of the film entirely because that was when thousands of theater audiences collectively decided to kick the sh*t out of someone.

Jubeebee: Tylercn

That movie was retarded. Bad premise, nonsensical plot, and cheap shock scares.

That movie was cool. Precisely for the opposite reasons you gave. I'm not sure, but I think You and I have gone round and round about this.

thamike: Jubeebee: Tylercn

That movie was retarded. Bad premise, nonsensical plot, and cheap shock scares.

That movie was cool. Precisely for the opposite reasons you gave. I'm not sure, but I think You and I have gone round and round about this.

Maybe; The Strangers is pretty much the summation of everything I dislike about horror movies, and I've probably brought that up at some point here before.

Yes I'm a Meteorologist: I always get the creeps in "28 Days Later" when the camera pans up the highway to the burning city.

The Church scene, when he mutters, "hello?" and all the bodies suddenly animate, was freaky. I liked the herd-o-infected scene in 28 Weeks Later, too.

Jubeebee: Maybe; The Strangers is pretty much the summation of everything I dislike about horror movies, and I've probably brought that up at some point here before.

I like it because it actually doesn't do what typical horror movies do. The killers have no motive other than killing (kind of like killers!) the musical cues are to a minimum, and at best misleading, the killers are not typical, and the "protagonists" are totally expendable. It was refreshing. It felt like 1977 for awhile, when I watched it.

slightly_damaged

That will be my new holiday card.

Joy25: JessicaRaven: Joy25: Fano: No seeing the Wicker Man and realizing what it was for?


The Wicker Man remake was funny. Nik Cage in a bear suit!

they should do a movie rendition of amazon's attack, just so we can have Nick Cage play batman and say the "bees my god" line


I honestly lol at that movie and I don't believe it was intended as a comedy.

I mean really, no one told them before it opened that it was a train wreck.

The fact that they were remaking a train wreck should have tipped them off.

Joy25: Fano: No seeing the Wicker Man and realizing what it was for?


The Wicker Man remake was funny. Nik Cage in a bear suit!

Best Comedy of the 2000s, hands down.

Joy25: Didn't see the original. Was it equally as ridiculous?

Yes, but much creepier, and there was a jar of foreskins.

Joy25: thamike: Joy25: JessicaRaven: Joy25: Fano: No seeing the Wicker Man and realizing what it was for?


The Wicker Man remake was funny. Nik Cage in a bear suit!

they should do a movie rendition of amazon's attack, just so we can have Nick Cage play batman and say the "bees my god" line


I honestly lol at that movie and I don't believe it was intended as a comedy.

I mean really, no one told them before it opened that it was a train wreck.

The fact that they were remaking a train wreck should have tipped them off.


Didn't see the original. Was it equally as ridiculous?

No. It was most assuredly not. There are a lot of reasons why, but lets say a weird pagan cult off the coast of England makes more sense. And I think the bee crap was added to make it a weird female cult.

Not so, with Chris Lee kicking ass as Lord Summersisle.

I only know this because there's a jar in the background of one shot that's actually labeled "foreskins."

AzraelBrown: Night of the Hunter is full of 'em, too:

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