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do we need another ?
hey guys i know this thread might suck but needed something lol but do u guys think that hollywood needs to invent another killer/monster or just keep what we got and make more movies???
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This seems obvious. They need to make new classics.
How do you do that, you say? What makes a new classic? I'm not sure. There have been a couple new "monsters" out there that have all bombed. They tried with "Jeepers Creepers" and that one with the lady that attacks you in the dark. But those movies sucked, and therefore were not classics. Still, I am completely for a new monster to run from. I am so sick of Humans that do the killing. Sure, Humans are real and they can be killers...but I just can't be afraid of something that shys away from you and shrieks when you kick it in the balls or jab it in the eyes. I need me a no-balls, no eyes killing machine. This brings up the point though...what would be a good one. Aliens have been fairly over done. An undead man, talking or not, is kinda overdone now. Ghosts aren't all though scary. It'd have to be something completely new, but with classic undertones...like a demon that like CCR.
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11-04-2003, 07:08 AM
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The Hulk is a monster/killer! :p
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11-04-2003, 07:27 AM
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They should make more monsters. Enough with this human shit. We want something that can never get hurt. Something like a demon. Hell, make a killer dinasour for all I care. As long as it is invunerable.
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Well I heard Barabra Streisand is making a comeback to movies
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