i do enjoy his podcast each week.
I just about managed to endure the first episode about cunting ROM-COMS.
What kind of a sick twisted bastard gets off on this shit? The clips of
HUGH GRANT and people KISSING left me traumatised and gasping for some good decent RAPE.
I had higher hopes for the second one, HEIST MOVIES, but it was full of almost entirely predictable clips and references. Kermode needs to stop banging on about the same old bollocks. The only point of interest was the news (to me) about the Wachowski 'brothers'. What times we live in!
Next week is COMING OF AGE DRAMAS. Who knew there were so many detestable genres?
I just about managed to endure the first episode about cunting ROM-COMS.
What kind of a sick twisted bastard gets off on this shit? The clips of
HUGH GRANT and people KISSING left me traumatised and gasping for some good decent RAPE.
I had higher hopes for the second one, HEIST MOVIES, but it was full of almost entirely predictable clips and references. Kermode needs to stop banging on about the same old bollocks. The only point of interest was the news (to me) about the Wachowski 'brothers'. What times we live in!
Next week is COMING OF AGE DRAMAS. Who knew there were so many detestable genres?
I just about managed to endure the first episode about cunting
ROM-COMS. What kind of a sick twisted bastard gets off on this shit?
The clips of HUGH GRANT and people KISSING left me traumatised and
gasping for some good decent RAPE.
I had higher hopes for the second one, HEIST MOVIES, but it was full
of almost entirely predictable clips and references. Kermode needs to
stop banging on about the same old bollocks. The only point of
interest was the news (to me) about the Wachowski 'brothers'. What
times we live in!
Next week is COMING OF AGE DRAMAS. Who knew there were so many
detestable genres?
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with a glimpse of KRUG!
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with a
glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the overall
theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with a
glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the overall
theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with a
glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject of
horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the overall
theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise of my belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par with Shaun
Of The Dead.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe
the overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than
anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise of
my belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par
with Shaun Of The Dead.
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with
a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject
of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the
overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything
deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
On Thursday, August 16, 2018 at 3:29:16 AM UTC+10, ReVulse wrote:
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
Rather subjective, no?
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
A big call to say that it would be terrifying to any significan part of the adult population in this day and age. Bits of it are creepy, I'll grant you.
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in >news:pl1ntb$ria$1@dont-email.me:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with
a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject
of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the
overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything
deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
On Thursday, August 16, 2018 at 3:36:17 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote:
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
THE HAUNTING left me cold.
On Thursday, August 16, 2018 at 3:36:17 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote:
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
THE HAUNTING left me cold.
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 10:42:00 AM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin wrote:
A big call to say that it would be terrifying to any significan part of the >> adult population in this day and age. Bits of it are creepy, I'll grant you.
A bit of hyperbole I'll grant you. What film is "terrifying"? Bit creepy is pretty good I reckon.
On 16 Aug 2018 05:36:15 GMT, The White Lady wrote:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in >>news:pl1ntb$ria$1@dont-email.me:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or
maybe the overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather
than anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
It's good, really.
Everyone back then told me I looked like Linda Blair. I was 16 years
old on a class trip to New York when a guy stopped me on the street to
ask if I were her.
She has aged far better.
Adam <AdolanNoSpam62@gmail.com> wrote in
news:pl2a6k$fa4$1@dont-email.me:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe
the overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than
anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise of
my belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par
with Shaun Of The Dead.
Now you've gone too far. It's very funny in a moronic TRAILER PARK BOYS
kind of way. Whereas Shaun is the STEWART LEE of comedy horror.
On 16 Aug 2018 05:37:18 GMT, The White Lady wrote:maybe
Adam <AdolanNoSpam62@gmail.com> wrote in
news:pl2a6k$fa4$1@dont-email.me:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or
ofthe overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than
anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise
BOYSmy belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par
with Shaun Of The Dead.
Now you've gone too far. It's very funny in a moronic TRAILER PARK
itkind of way. Whereas Shaun is the STEWART LEE of comedy horror.
Shaun is so appreciated in this house, my son gets excited as soon as
starts, even if it's only on AMC.
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 10:42:00 AM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin wrote:
A big call to say that it would be terrifying to any significan part of the >> adult population in this day and age. Bits of it are creepy, I'll grant you.
A bit of hyperbole I'll grant you. What film is "terrifying"? Bit creepy is pretty good I reckon.
On 16 Aug 2018 05:36:15 GMT, The White Lady wrote:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
news:pl1ntb$ria$1@dont-email.me:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with
a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject
of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the
overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything
deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
It's good, really.
Everyone back then told me I looked like Linda Blair. I was 16 years old on a class trip to New York when a guy stopped me on the street to ask if I
were her.
She has aged far better.
Adam <AdolanNoSpam62@gmail.com> wrote in
news:pl2a6k$fa4$1@dont-email.me:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe
the overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than
anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise of
my belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par
with Shaun Of The Dead.
Now you've gone too far. It's very funny in a moronic TRAILER PARK BOYS
kind of way. Whereas Shaun is the STEWART LEE of comedy horror.
as a kid i found a number of films terrifying - like as in after
watching them still being shaken.
sadly as an adult it doesn't work.
"Lesmond" <lesmond@verizon.net> wrote:
On 16 Aug 2018 05:36:15 GMT, The White Lady wrote:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in
news:pl1ntb$ria$1@dont-email.me:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded with >>>>> a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the subject >>>> of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or maybe the
overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than anything
deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I knew exactly what I was going to get. The Exorcist has got to be the
most OVERRATED horror film of all time.
It's good, really.
Everyone back then told me I looked like Linda Blair. I was 16 years old on >> a class trip to New York when a guy stopped me on the street to ask if I
were her.
She has aged far better.
Did you tell him that his mother sucked cocks in hell?
"Lesmond" <lesmond@verizon.net> wrote in >news:yrfzbaqirevmbaarg.pdledwb.pminews@192.168.0.8:8429547799&FILEFORMAT=&FILENAME=pmview381os2fullenu.exe
On 16 Aug 2018 05:37:18 GMT, The White Lady wrote:maybe
Adam <AdolanNoSpam62@gmail.com> wrote in
news:pl2a6k$fa4$1@dont-email.me:
ReVulse <ReVulse@psychaoticREMOVETHIS.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
On Wed, 15 Aug 2018 05:57:12 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I felt obliged to watch the one on horror films and was rewarded
with a glimpse of KRUG!
I watched it as well and was disappointed. Maybe it's that the
subject of horror films is too big to cover in just an hour, or
ofthe overall theme of the series was aimed at tropes rather than
anything deeper.
He also seemed to be overselling some of the movies - He mentioned
something about ONIBABA being terrifying, which it wasn't.
I was overjoyed to also see the funniest scene from the
highly underrated Cockneys V Zombies included.
Never seen it. If that was the funniest scene, then I'm not sure
"underrated" would be the best way to describe it.
I saw that one, and the DVD is somewhere in the hoarder's paradise
BOYSmy belongings. It was very good. Almost, tho not quite, on a par
with Shaun Of The Dead.
Now you've gone too far. It's very funny in a moronic TRAILER PARK
itkind of way. Whereas Shaun is the STEWART LEE of comedy horror.
Shaun is so appreciated in this house, my son gets excited as soon as
starts, even if it's only on AMC.http://download.bmtmicro.com/download/FileDownload?PRODUCTID=2400002&PASSWORD=8429547799&FILEFORMAT=&FILENAME=pmview381os2fullenu.exehttp://download.bmtmicro.com/download/FileDownload?PRODUCTID=2400002&PASSWORD=
There aren't many nights when it's NOT on tv over here. I have to
carefully avoid catching a glimpse or I've no choice but to see it
through to the end.
It doesn't help that it was the only film I wasn't allowed to watch as a child. They were happy for a 10 year old to watch Dawn of the Dead,
Cannibal Holocaust and Last House on the Left...but drew the line at The Exorcist. Of course, by the time I did see it I couldn't help but think
IS THAT IT?
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 4:29:38 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote:
It doesn't help that it was the only film I wasn't allowed to watch
as a child. They were happy for a 10 year old to watch Dawn of the
Dead, Cannibal Holocaust and Last House on the Left...but drew the
line at The Exorcist. Of course, by the time I did see it I couldn't
help but think IS THAT IT?
That was the main problem for poms wasn't it? I saw it in the cinema
when it was finally re-released and the place was packed with people expecting the most shocking movie experience of their lives and
getting a 25 year old film with people talking a lot about ecumenical matters.
I assume it helps to be a practicing Catholic.
On 17/08/2018 04:53, Jared wrote:
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 10:42:00 AM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin wrote:
A big call to say that it would be terrifying to any significan part of the >>> adult population in this day and age. Bits of it are creepy, I'll grant you.
A bit of hyperbole I'll grant you. What film is "terrifying"? Bit creepy is
pretty good I reckon.
as a kid i found a number of films terrifying - like as in after
watching them still being shaken.
sadly as an adult it doesn't work.
On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 4:29:38 PM UTC+10, The White Lady wrote:
It doesn't help that it was the only film I wasn't allowed to watch as a
child. They were happy for a 10 year old to watch Dawn of the Dead,
Cannibal Holocaust and Last House on the Left...but drew the line at The
Exorcist. Of course, by the time I did see it I couldn't help but think
IS THAT IT?
That was the main problem for poms wasn't it? I saw it in the cinema when
it was finally re-released and the place was packed with people expecting
the most shocking movie experience of their lives and getting a 25 year old >film with people talking a lot about ecumenical matters.
I assume it helps to be a practicing Catholic.
The Grudge staid with me for quite some time.
On Monday, August 20, 2018 at 8:00:42 PM UTC+10, Incubus wrote:
The Grudge staid with me for quite some time.
Yeah, that was effective. I was almost asleep after watching it then snapped bolt upright because I thought the little kid was stood next to my bed.
Remake or one of the J-Horror originals?
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
On Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 5:02:09 PM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin wrote:
Remake or one of the J-Horror originals?
Sniff. I hope that doesn't need answering.
Though they're both the same director aren't they (not that that helped THE VANISHING). Have to admit I went through a Ju-on phase and watched all 6 (?) of the originals and remakes.
Just checked wikipedia and there are 13! Why has nobody told me about this one!? Love the poster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadako_vs._Kayako
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the
fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
On Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 5:02:09 PM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin
wrote:
Remake or one of the J-Horror originals?
Sniff. I hope that doesn't need answering.
Though they're both the same director aren't they (not that that
helped THE VANISHING). Have to admit I went through a Ju-on phase and watched all 6 (?) of the originals and remakes.
Just checked wikipedia and there are 13! Why has nobody told me about
this one!? Love the poster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadako_vs._Kayako
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given
the fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE
RING.
... it's too long and whilst its odd mix of themes and
baffling plot keep you watching, you don't really get any answers.
On Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 5:02:09 PM UTC+10, The Knob Goblin wrote:
Remake or one of the J-Horror originals?
Sniff. I hope that doesn't need answering.
Though they're both the same director aren't they (not that that helped
THE VANISHING). Have to admit I went through a Ju-on phase and watched
all 6 (?)
of the originals and remakes.
Just checked wikipedia and there are 13! Why has nobody told me about
this one!? Love the poster.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadako_vs._Kayako
I know it's Korean, but has anybody watched The Wailing? I keep looking
at it but the epic running time puts me off.
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the
fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
... the most punchable face this side of a Smiths tribute band...
Still blows my mind that people regard this as the 'good'
j-horror remake, it's toilet.
On 2018-08-22 16:54:58 +0000, ReVulse said:
... it's too long and whilst its odd mix of themes and
baffling plot keep you watching, you don't really get any answers.
That's this newsgroup in a nutshell.
On Wed, 22 Aug 2018 05:31:36 +0000, The White Lady wrote:
I know it's Korean, but has anybody watched The Wailing? I keep
looking at it but the epic running time puts me off.
I watched it in 2016 and this was my review from the time:
"A police officer in a small town investigates a series of murders.
Each murder seemed to be committed by someone who had fallen ill with
a mystery disease shortly before the killings. The locals suspect that
the events are linked to a mysterious Japanese man who lives in a
shack in the woods. When the police officer's daughter falls ill, he
is determined to find out what is going on. With a runtime of two and
a half hours, this Korean film is too long and whilst its odd mix of
themes and baffling plot keep you watching, you don't really get any answers."
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the >>> fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes and spinning ladders and looks more like someone tuned
in to 1997 MTV. Also why that fuckin horse on a boat scene? Also the
kid who played the son has the most punchable face this side of a
Smiths tribute band. Still blows my mind that people regard this as the 'good' j-horror remake, it's toilet.
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for
example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes and spinning ladders and looks more like someone tuned
in to 1997 MTV. Also why that fuckin horse on a boat scene? Also the
kid who played the son has the most punchable face this side of a
Smiths tribute band. Still blows my mind that people regard this as
the 'good' j-horror remake, it's toilet.
THE RING is better than RINGU.
There, I said it.
Still blows my mind that people regard this as the 'good'
j-horror remake, it's toilet.
Which one would be "the good one" then, do you reckon? I can barely remember any of them, but do recall the US DARK WATER wasn't even horror.
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the >>> fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for >example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes
to 1997 MTV. Also why that fuckin horse on a boat scene? Also the kid
who played the son has the most punchable face this side of a Smiths
tribute band.
j-horror remake, it's toilet.
On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 11:33:41 +1000, Giallo_Vera wrote:
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the >>>> fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for >>example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes
One, for fewer than three seconds. You still got a hard-on about that, huh?
and spinning ladders and looks more like someone tuned in
to 1997 MTV. Also why that fuckin horse on a boat scene? Also the kid
who played the son has the most punchable face this side of a Smiths >>tribute band.
Well, that's true. He was creepy as fuck.
Still blows my mind that people regard this as the 'good'
j-horror remake, it's toilet.
No, it was good.
Dr Walpurgis <burke.dennings@cunting.hun> wrote in news:plk5lg$htf$1 >@drwalpurgis.motzarella.org:
On 2018-08-22 16:54:58 +0000, ReVulse said:
... it's too long and whilst its odd mix of themes and
baffling plot keep you watching, you don't really get any answers.
That's this newsgroup in a nutshell.
You're right about the 'too long'. Somebody needs to shoot us in the head.
On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 11:33:41 +1000, Giallo_Vera wrote:
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the >>>> fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING.
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for
example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes
One, for fewer than three seconds. You still got a hard-on about that, huh?
this place....and after all these years this is still the one thing you and i willYeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for
THE RING is better than RINGU.example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version
has >> cgi centipedes and spinning ladders and looks more like
someone tuned >> in to 1997 MTV. Also why that fuckin horse on a boat >>>>> scene? Also the >> kid who played the son has the most punchable face >>>>> this side of a >> Smiths tribute band. Still blows my mind that
people regard this as >> the 'good' j-horror remake, it's toilet.
There, I said it.
never see eye to eye on. This is more obscene to me than the 'EXORCIST II
- THE HERETIC IS THE BEST IN THE SERIES' routine from the dusty hallways of
On 24/08/2018 3:36 PM, Lesmond wrote:
On Thu, 23 Aug 2018 11:33:41 +1000, Giallo_Vera wrote:
I've only seen the remake and, yes, it worked surprisingly well given the >>>>> fairly wholesome package that it had to represent.
Some of those J horror remakes were fine. Nothing wrong with THE RING. >>>>
Yeah there fuckin is. THE RING is an abortion, look at 'the video' for
example... the original is raw and fantastic, the american version has
cgi centipedes
One, for fewer than three seconds. You still got a hard-on about that, huh?
This will be my legacy.
If it takes me 30 years of complaining to stop just one filmmaker from
going 'Whats creepy lookin? Chuck a bug in there! Okay i'll call the >wrangler... Hold the phone tommo, i reckon macca can whip one up on his >bloody computer, mate! Looks almost 1/10th as good as a real one that
would cost us $5 to buy, but fuck art am i right? To the pub!' then
perhaps my whole life has not been a waste.
The CGI centipede, and its couple of seconds of existance, is symbolic
of the whole diseased industry - nay our entire doomed species.
The CGI centipede, and its couple of seconds of existance, is symbolic
of the whole diseased industry - nay our entire doomed species.
I just about managed to endure the first episode about cunting ROM-COMS.
What kind of a sick twisted bastard gets off on this shit? The clips of
HUGH GRANT and people KISSING left me traumatised and gasping for some good decent RAPE.
I had higher hopes for the second one, HEIST MOVIES, but it was full of almost entirely predictable clips and references. Kermode needs to stop banging on about the same old bollocks. The only point of interest was the news (to me) about the Wachowski 'brothers'. What times we live in!
Next week is COMING OF AGE DRAMAS. Who knew there were so many detestable genres?
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