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YKTMX
13th November 2003, 17:24
This might be a decent idea for a sticky. Anyway, today I bough some DVD's :D

Donnie Darko - Absolute genuis. Film of the Year
Raging Bull Special Edition - Scorscese. De Niro. Classic
The Blair Witch Project - Some people hate it. I'm not emberassed to admit I thought it was bloody terrifying.

truthaddict11
13th November 2003, 21:19
how the hell is blair witch scary? it was nothing but nauseating camera movement with no story, just some shit about a map.

FatFreeMilk
13th November 2003, 22:40
Hey the blair witch project scared me: of course I was a young un when I first saw it so yeah. What was the name of the second one? That one is a pieceashit. Alot of times most sequals or prequals are though. Which reminds me, I still haven't seen dumb and dumberer.

It seems like eveyone I know has bought Finding Nemo. I haven't seen that either yet :rolleyes:

YKTMX
14th November 2003, 12:30
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 10:19 PM
how the hell is blair witch scary? it was nothing but nauseating camera movement with no story, just some shit about a map.
Let's just say it's more than the sum of its parts.

RedAnarchist
14th November 2003, 12:34
I've watched loads of horror films -

texas chainsaw massacre (1974)
both blair witches
ringu and ringu 2 (japanese "ring")

and a few more. The only ones that have come any close to scaring me are the Japanese "Ringu" and "Ringu 2" and even then they were too scary.

YKTMX
14th November 2003, 12:38
Ringu is scray. So is Audition, another Japanese horror classic.

truthaddict11
14th November 2003, 15:40
can you explain how blair witch was scary because i dont see how anyone could find it scary

YKTMX
14th November 2003, 15:45
Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2003, 04:40 PM
can you explain how blair witch was scary because i dont see how anyone could find it scary
Well, the way it was filmed was interesting, the night scenes switching between the two handheld cameras was effective I thought. The actors WERE genuinely scared, and the finale in the house is shocking to say the least. You obviously didn't "get it", fair enough. I thought it was a small slice of genuis myself.

truthaddict11
14th November 2003, 16:11
genius? give me a break! it was just them running around the woods saying fuck every other word nothing interesting in camera work as the actors who are supposed to be film students cant even operate a camera and that final scene was a joke just screaming running downstairs and then the camera being droped. go rent or buy a real horror flick instead of this MTV garbage.

YKTMX
14th November 2003, 16:34
No need for the insults :rolleyes: I undestand you like conventional horror movies, that's your perogative. I also like more conventionally shot horror movies, but I did also enjoy Blair Witch. There has to have been some sort of substance to it when it cost $30,000 to shoot and made more than $200,000,000 at the box office.

Sabocat
14th November 2003, 17:04
The Blair Witch didn't scare me, however I was very pleased that the girl at the end "gets it" though. She was truly annoying. In fact, the movie probably would have been better if they had killed her right away. :lol:

truthaddict11
15th November 2003, 00:54
i hate big budget horror movies its only worked well with Alien and Aliens and Exorcist the best horror is shot on low budget take classics like Night of the Living Dead, Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Nightmare on Elmstreet, and I think The Evil Dead shot on low budgets all regarded as some of the best horror movies ever, a sugestion if you want to see a hirlarious and probally one of the goriest movies of all time check out Peter Jackson's Dead Alive then check out Meet the Feebles by him basicly its Muppets on acid with sex and drugs

Jesus Christ
15th November 2003, 01:43
Blair Witch fuckin terrified me
i couldnt sleep for three days
seriously, i thought about it waaay too much
i even looked in the toilet before i went to the bathroom to check for ghosts or something
and i was afraid that something was gonna come out of the shower faucet when i took a shower
:lol:

Comrade Ceausescu
15th November 2003, 03:50
I bought "The Goodfellas"

Mr Mojo Risin
15th November 2003, 08:42
"Audition" is crazy, man, its just sick. No good. Some scary movies have suspense; this one just makes you not want to look because its gross.

YKTMX
16th November 2003, 22:02
Originally posted by Mr Mojo Risin'@Nov 15 2003, 09:42 AM
"Audition" is crazy, man, its just sick. No good. Some scary movies have suspense; this one just makes you not want to look because its gross.
I thought it was suspensful in places, but it certainly has graphic violence.

suffianr
17th November 2003, 04:54
Blair Witch scared the shite out of me; the thing with horror is that it builds on your own existing paranoia, and I'd experienced enough episodes of getting lost in jungles and hearing all sorts of crazy shit that it did freak me, somewhat.

truthaddict11
17th November 2003, 11:07
i still dont see how it could be scary

Urban Rubble
19th November 2003, 01:22
I liked Blair Witch when I saw it alot. I just don't think it's the kind of movie I'd watch twice.

Victor, maybe you just didn't "get it". I thought the movie was going to have some cool witch hacking people up, and I was a bit disappointed, but really, that almost made it scarier. Something about it made it seem a bit more real than the average horror flick. This one was scary in a far ore subtle way. And this is coming from a guy that likes some of the cheesiest, bloodiest horror movies ever, the Sleepaway Camp series.

truthaddict11
19th November 2003, 09:59
im afraid youre wrong the bloodiest horror movie ever was Peter Jacksons Dead Alive

truthaddict11
19th November 2003, 10:22
i guess im more of a classic horror film fan i really dont want to see most of this MTV audience targeted crap that comes out, these "remakes" are crap how can you do a remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre and not include the dinner table scene? And these new teen slasher films are utter crap I dont have any clue how someone could like Scream or its crappy sequels or that I know what you did last summer crap? Ever notice that most of the actors are either WB stars or would be WB rejects? Sometimes a filmaker will make a horror movie that is an original idea but it doesnt look like its happening for awhile.