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rms
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Watched Four Flies in Grey Velvet, a Dario Argento Giallo, and probably had the coolest-shot kill scene after Psycho. Worth the 8 bucks from Amazon just for that
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Went Out for Smokes 13 Years Ago
dorian gray
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
rms
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I think if you see Suspiria, Inferno or Opera you should know where you stand..those are his horror films but his crime/thrillers(Giallo) are really amazing as well but don't go past Opera as his latest film as those are all crap haha..watch Tenebre, love the twist and a great film I think. Only film I don't think i've seen yet is Cat o' Nine Tails but I think it's laying around my house somewhere and I can't find it haha
That film is pretty underrated as well as Deep Red and sadly I haven't been able to watch his films in a long time..but will now finally be able to revisit his whole early catalog. I love Halloween on Halloween, im a Carpenter junkie and with the music and the classic slasher feel to it, it can't be beat to my eyes
That film is pretty underrated as well as Deep Red and sadly I haven't been able to watch his films in a long time..but will now finally be able to revisit his whole early catalog. I love Halloween on Halloween, im a Carpenter junkie and with the music and the classic slasher feel to it, it can't be beat to my eyes
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Anyone seen Trick 'R Treat? It would just not go away from my recommended section of Netshitz so I finally watched it and I like it. I did some research and several websites named it the best horror flick of the decade. I had no idea. Never even heard of it.
Anyway....something interesting I read was how it was filmed in Vancouver (seems like all my favorite movies/shows are filmed in either BC or Washington/Oregon) because Vancouver has such a "middle America look" to it hahahaha Well...no need to move there, then. I'll just buy a place in Illinois or some shitz for one-millionth the cost
Anyway....something interesting I read was how it was filmed in Vancouver (seems like all my favorite movies/shows are filmed in either BC or Washington/Oregon) because Vancouver has such a "middle America look" to it hahahaha Well...no need to move there, then. I'll just buy a place in Illinois or some shitz for one-millionth the cost
rms
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Yeah wasn't that bad, I like Martyrs or THe House of the Devil for a really great recent horror movie
Climb Thar Hill
not family oriented
I was so disappointed by The House of the Devil. I'm fine with slow movies, but that one was just boring. I didn't feel any tension, suspense, or anything. The last 15 or so minutes though, were great.
Ti West's first flick, The Roost, was much better.
Ti West's first flick, The Roost, was much better.
i felt completely the opposite way.
thought the mood and setup for most of the flick was great and was expecting a great payoff.
instead i got an Argento ending
Dick Sirloin
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dorian gray
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I remember when his daughter came on the scene and was supposed to be the NEXT BIG THING and then she promptly disappeared
neal
wizard in black
aside from them snickering at me personally by continuing to not put out Remission II, how do you figure?
