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Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by SneakersAndPearls
Did you ever see the new-er one that they had on Syfy/SciFi a few years ago? Honestly, way creepier than the Jack Nicholson one.


(Found the shoes!)
Eh, if you're a fan of the show Wings, you just can't take that dude seriously.

My favorite mini-series by King is Rose Red. GREAT MOVIE!
10/31/2012
Contributor: CoffeeButton CoffeeButton
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Originally posted by Ansley

In regards to Kubrick as a whole, he was a meticulous director and notorious for his retakes. The scene where Halloran explains to Danny what ‘shining’ is, was shot 147 times and it’s a world record.

And remember the scene with the blood ... more
That's dedication, or being a perfectionist. Either way, it turned out epic.
10/31/2012
Contributor: HarlequinBunnie HarlequinBunnie
Me either.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by CoffeeButton
That's dedication, or being a perfectionist. Either way, it turned out epic.
Agreed. He was extremely difficult to work with, as rumor has it. The only one more difficult than Kubrick was Hitchcock.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Kitka Kitka
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Originally posted by Ansley
Eh, if you're a fan of the show Wings, you just can't take that dude seriously.

My favorite mini-series by King is Rose Red. GREAT MOVIE!
Oh Rose Red is a good one, have it, love it!
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley

The first American horror “movie” was produced by Thomas Edison, it was 18 seconds in length and depicted a woman being beheaded. This was in 1895. Longer films didn’t begin to appear until later in the early 1900’s.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Pixel Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
10/31/2012
Contributor: Pixel Pixel
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Originally posted by Ansley

The first American horror “movie” was produced by Thomas Edison, it was 18 seconds in length and depicted a woman being beheaded. This was in 1895. Longer films didn’t begin to appear until later in the early 1900’s.
Horror/snuff?
10/31/2012
Contributor: DiscretionAdvised DiscretionAdvised
The Shining is a dark comedy to me. I laugh when I watch it. Does that make me psychotic?
10/31/2012
Contributor: SneakersAndPearls SneakersAndPearls
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Originally posted by Ansley

The first American horror “movie” was produced by Thomas Edison, it was 18 seconds in length and depicted a woman being beheaded. This was in 1895. Longer films didn’t begin to appear until later in the early 1900’s.
That's...somehow really disturbing.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
Also love those. We have the double disc set (but both movies are on the same disc).
10/31/2012
Contributor: candykiss34 candykiss34
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Originally posted by Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
Fun movies! We really enjoy watching them
10/31/2012
Contributor: XxXxX XxXxX
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Originally posted by Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
My kids have been watching them for the past 2 weeks!
10/31/2012
Contributor: hybridinsurge hybridinsurge
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Originally posted by Ansley

The first American horror “movie” was produced by Thomas Edison, it was 18 seconds in length and depicted a woman being beheaded. This was in 1895. Longer films didn’t begin to appear until later in the early 1900’s.
That really freaks me out.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by SneakersAndPearls
That's...somehow really disturbing.
Right? Given the lack of special effects one has to wonder if it wasn't a true-blue snuff film.
10/31/2012
Contributor: HarlequinBunnie HarlequinBunnie
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Originally posted by Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
Oh yeah. ABC Family has been showing them this month.
10/31/2012
Contributor: Kitka Kitka
Quote:
Originally posted by Ansley

The first American horror “movie” was produced by Thomas Edison, it was 18 seconds in length and depicted a woman being beheaded. This was in 1895. Longer films didn’t begin to appear until later in the early 1900’s.
How interesting
10/31/2012
Contributor: sweetiejo sweetiejo
Happy halloween!
10/31/2012
Contributor: unfulfilled unfulfilled
I love Rose Red. I have that on VHS (yes, that's how old it is)
10/31/2012
Contributor: CoffeeButton CoffeeButton
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Originally posted by Ansley
Right? Given the lack of special effects one has to wonder if it wasn't a true-blue snuff film.
.... I feel like I want to try and find it to judge whether it's real or just a mannequin with syrup being pumped out.
10/31/2012
Contributor: SneakersAndPearls SneakersAndPearls
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Originally posted by Ansley
Right? Given the lack of special effects one has to wonder if it wasn't a true-blue snuff film.
Oh, gee, can't wait for the nightmare tonight associated with THAT thought!
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
Alright last blurb and then we'll move on to the questions!


Originally, Freddy Krueger’s shirt was to be red and yellow. Wes Craven stumbled across an article that said the two most contrasting colors to the human eye were red and green and thus the change was made. Did anyone else remember Freddy’s sweater as being red and black?
10/31/2012
Contributor: 123joy 123joy
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Originally posted by Pixel
Anyone else a fan of the Addams Family movies? That's what I'm watching tonight!
i am i love those movies i saw them a few nights ago
10/31/2012
Contributor: sweetiejo sweetiejo
Tonight im going to see silent hill 3d, first horror movie i have watched in quite some time if you can call it that
10/31/2012
Contributor: Kitka Kitka
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Originally posted by Ansley
Alright last blurb and then we'll move on to the questions!


Originally, Freddy Krueger’s shirt was to be red and yellow. Wes Craven stumbled across an article that said the two most contrasting colors to the human eye were red and ... more
Yep, I remember seeing that.
10/31/2012
Contributor: 123joy 123joy
Quote:
Originally posted by Ansley
Alright last blurb and then we'll move on to the questions!


Originally, Freddy Krueger’s shirt was to be red and yellow. Wes Craven stumbled across an article that said the two most contrasting colors to the human eye were red and ... more
lol and those are christmas colors
10/31/2012
Contributor: Kitka Kitka
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Originally posted by sweetiejo
Tonight im going to see silent hill 3d, first horror movie i have watched in quite some time if you can call it that
Lucky! I soo wanna see that one
10/31/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by unfulfilled
I love Rose Red. I have that on VHS (yes, that's how old it is)
I have a few things on VHS. War of the Roses being one of them. I was working at Blockbuster when they switched from VHS to DVD so I was able to snap up a few classics.
10/31/2012
Contributor: candykiss34 candykiss34
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Originally posted by Kitka
Lucky! I soo wanna see that one
I want to see this, too!
10/31/2012
Contributor: panthercat23 panthercat23
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Originally posted by Ansley
We do seem to be a rare breed these days.
Rare... I find pagan individuals all over the place.
10/31/2012