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Ravenwaves
06-22-2006, 02:24 PM
Hi, I'm Ravenwaves but I insist you shorten it and just call me Raven. I've been watching horror films since I was 12 years old. I'm still watching them and don't regret it. Except for buying The Devil's Rejects on DVD special edition, but apart from that no regrets! (I watched The Devil's Rejects once, liked it but then read the critics and realised they were right. I regret buying it now. It's been on my concionus ever since).

Dante'sInferno
06-22-2006, 02:32 PM
I've been watching horror movies since i was 1.I believe my first word was...











Blood

Ravenwaves
06-22-2006, 03:48 PM
My first word was: pink but it came out as ink instead.

monalisa
06-22-2006, 04:46 PM
Originally posted by Ravenwaves
Hi, I'm Ravenwaves but I insist you shorten it and just call me Raven. I've been watching horror films since I was 12 years old. I'm still watching them and don't regret it. Except for buying The Devil's Rejects on DVD special edition, but apart from that no regrets! (I watched The Devil's Rejects once, liked it but then read the critics and realised they were right. I regret buying it now. It's been on my concionus ever since).

What!!!! Ack, ack, gag, gasp, sputter, *falls over into a heap on the floor, slowly raises head*. But, but, I'm obsessed with Otis!!!!! And Devil's Rejects is my favorite movie!

Oh, well, to each his own. Welcome to HDC. :p

Dante'sInferno
06-22-2006, 05:44 PM
Originally posted by Ravenwaves
My first word was: pink but it came out as ink instead. Wow,isn't that special.

Elvis_Christ
06-22-2006, 07:26 PM
The Devil's Rejects is cooler than you'll ever be Waaaayvin Inkypants :p

mothermold
06-25-2006, 09:35 PM
Originally posted by Ravenwaves
(I watched The Devil's Rejects once, liked it but then read the critics and realised they were right. I regret buying it now. It's been on my concionus ever since).


Let's have this right.You watched Devil's Rejects(and liked it)then you read an article by some film critic and now you don't care for it.

Why?

Welcome to HDC.

alkytrio666
06-27-2006, 08:44 AM
Originally posted by mothermold
Let's have this right.You watched Devil's Rejects(and liked it)then you read an article by some film critic and now you don't care for it.

Why?

Yah, I had to read that a couple times. That's the fucking stupidest thing I've heard in awhile.

Think for yourself, for chrissake.

Ravenwaves
06-27-2006, 10:26 AM
I do think for myself and no need to be so mean! You're supposed to welcoming us newbies, not attacking us! I admit I liked it but it was too serious! The problem with me is that I mostly watch supernatural movies. I don't watch serial killer or is it slasher? movies unless the characters are young adults or teenagers. Occassionly but rarely I go for the twisted ones. Now Hellraiser I loved and House of 1000 Corpses, I loved. The main reasons why I don't like The Devil's Rejects is because there is too much violence, not enough storyline, it's too serious, no humor (the first twisted movie had more humor) and Otis who was drop dead gorgeous in the first movie has now become drop dead ugly in the second movie! What happened to the catchy music like in the other movie!

Horror films for my have to have catchy music, humor but seriousness, the occult, haunted houses, amusing bad guys that most people hate but you somehow love, stunts and good storylines. I hate horror films that closely related to real life or seem like they could truly happen, like the blair witch project etc because those films send me to sleep or don't interest me or have me like one, one minute and dislike the next.

The Flayed One
06-27-2006, 10:56 AM
Your going to learn to love mean & offensive if you want to survive around here.

Welcome to HDC. Don't poke the bear.

alkytrio666
06-27-2006, 12:07 PM
Originally posted by Ravenwaves
What happened to the catchy music like in the other movie!

Horror films for my have to have catchy music, humor but seriousness, the occult, haunted houses, amusing bad guys that most people hate but you somehow love, stunts and good storylines.

a) What do you mean what happened to the catchy music?! Freebird? Midnight Rider?? Rock On?! Seed of Memory?!? The way Rob used music in the movie is absolutely fantastic.

b) The Devil's Rejects had everything you mentioned a horror film has to have, except the haunted house part. Catchy music? Check. Humor and seriousness mix? Check. Occult? Kind of check. Amusing bad guys most people hate but you love? CHECK. Stunts and a good storyline? Check, check.

We must've seen two different movies here.

monalisa
06-27-2006, 02:42 PM
I thought Otis was way better looking in Rejects that in 1000 Corpses. In fact I watched Rejects first, which is what lead me into watching Corpses. Anyway, I thought the characters actually had personalities in Rejects, that no matter how awful the things they were doing were, there was still something likeable about them. Otis had a very intelligent, humorours and, yes, sensual sexy side to him. The 3 of them (actually 4 if you count the scenes with mama in them), had some sort of family bond.

And at the end where Otis, Baby and Capt Spaulding driving towards what would probably be their ultimate death, and Freebird was playing with all the happy flashbacks, I just cried, cuz I wanted the "bad guys" to conquer! That doesn't happen to me very often, although at the end of Resurrection, where the white alien creature was getting sucked outt of the ship, that one made me cry too, but that's a completely different movie!
Anyway, Otis Rules!!!!!!!!!

alkytrio666
06-27-2006, 02:46 PM
Originally posted by monalisa
And at the end where Otis, Baby and Capt Spaulding driving towards what would probably be their ultimate death, and Freebird was playing with all the happy flashbacks, I just cried, cuz I wanted the "bad guys" to concouer!

I think that's easily the most emotional scene in a horror movie, ever. Period.

That's why 'Rejects' was so damn good. It had something horror movies don't tend to have: Emotion, power, believability.

monalisa
06-27-2006, 02:50 PM
Originally posted by alkytrio666
I think that's easily the most emotional scene in a horror movie, ever. Period.

That's why 'Rejects' was so damn good. It had something horror movies don't tend to have: Emotion, power, believability.

Exactly!

alkytrio666
06-27-2006, 02:57 PM
That's a good one, mona. Keep the avatar you have now for awhile.

monalisa
06-27-2006, 03:33 PM
ok, I will! :)

alkytrio666
06-27-2006, 03:34 PM
Yay!

Ravenwaves
06-27-2006, 03:55 PM
You've got a point. I know I'm just having one of these funny moods. You watch something then suddenly go off it and then realise you were being silly, get on it again.

The best part for me was in the deleted scenes when Doctor Satan is in hospital and suddenly he wakes up! Bloody scene but once you've seen the hellraiser series you can watch anything bloody. Hellraiser is the worst film you could ever see if you wanted bloody gore action. But it's also the one to give you strength into watching more gore like movies! If I'm wrong about this, I need to watch more. I already behind on films as it is.

Call me crazy if you wish but I found their closet family bond in the first movie. True the second one shows them as human beings but I felt the first one gave them more of a personality style. I prefered Otis looking younger, I don't like bushy beards.

monalisa
06-27-2006, 04:13 PM
Well, ok Otis is hot in both movies, but I like his character in Reject's much better. Watch Rejects again (your homework assignment from HDC) and try to just see it how you'd see it without anyone elses' opinion crowding in. Kinda like the first time you watched it. I'm guesing you'll like it again, but that's just my Otis obsessed opinion. :) :D

Haunted
07-06-2006, 12:22 PM
I have to say that I loved the ending of The Devils Rejects as well. I also had tears running down my face. I hated Baby in the first film, in the second, I adored her.

The ending was beautiful in TDR's. Freebird...everything...simply beautiful.

alkytrio666
07-15-2006, 04:38 PM
And the opening credits- Midnight Rider- are superb.