From: raypruitdamnation@gmail.com

On Tuesday, November 3, 1998 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-6, Matt Martinez wrote:

James Dominguez wrote:

tvaughan@pen.k12.va.us wrote:

My measure of a movie's "scariness" is whether it instills a palpable

sense of

dread in me. If I'm watching it in a dark room, do I look over my

shoulder to

see if someone is there? Does every little creak and rattle in the house

sound

like an intruder? Do I check the locks a million times before I turn in?

Some

movies are shocking, some are spooky, but damn few rattle me as much as

these:

The Exorcist
Evil Dead
The Changeling

My work requires me to come in around 10:30am or so, so I stay up later

than my

wife who has an early start. As a result, I tend to watch my horror movies

in the

early hours of the morning, and the test of a film's "scare rating" for me

is that

walk through the house, turning off all the lights, then walking through

several

dark rooms into the bedroom. If my heart rate goes up and I start anticipating... something... then I rate it highly.

Yeah, Evil Dead does it for me.

Let me tell ya, some of the most fun I ever had was watching HALLOWEEN by

myself at

about 1:00 in the morning. There were other people in the house, but they

were all in

bed.

--

"I know [expletive deleted] well there's a God.
"I just don't understand Him."
-Jack Crow in the novel Vampire$ by John Steakley

Matt Martinez <mmarti@bgnet.bgsu.edu>

Halloween 6 Producers Cut, brah.

"Hey Donna."

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