Originally Posted by The Villain (Post 902923)

We can only hope. Funny thing is later i'm going to go see Don't Be Afraid of The Dark...another remake. I trash remakes all the time but there are some that interest me and this one seems to have done something different. Maybe Flatliners will too, who knows? I just wish there was more of a balance between original movies and remakes coming out. Although i guess that's a little hypocritical of me. I could always see Shark Night or Apollo 18 instead today.....

Originally Posted by Fearonsarms (Post 903176)

The remakes of the 80s were mostly forgotten b-movies-The Fly, The Blob, Invaders from Mars, The Thing-and had a purpose to them. The remakes coming out now are for the sole purpose of making money. Creative filmmakers aren't getting a look in anymore-its killing horror cinema. Thank the gods for stuff like Insidious and Troll Hunter but they are getting fewer and fewer.

Originally Posted by Fearonsarms (Post 903176)

The remakes of the 80s were mostly forgotten b-movies-The Fly, The Blob, Invaders from Mars, The Thing-and had a purpose to them. The remakes coming out now are for the sole purpose of making money. Creative filmmakers aren't getting a look in anymore-its killing horror cinema. Thank the gods for stuff like Insidious and Troll Hunter but they are getting fewer and fewer.

Originally Posted by neverending (Post 903225)

Forgotten by WHOM? The Fly, The Blob & The Thing are three of the most popular classic films, and are shown frequently on cable and are all available on multiple DVD releases.

Originally Posted by neverending (Post 903225)

Forgotten by WHOM? The Fly, The Blob & The Thing are three of the most popular classic films, and are shown frequently on cable and are all available on multiple DVD releases.