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Old 10-03-2003, 05:48 PM
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Re: Blair Witch Bad? TCM 4 Worst?

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gevauden
No offense to anyone, but those who don't like "The Blair Witch Project" because they didn't show anything do not understand real horror. Alfred Hitchcock made amazingly shocking films with mostly implied terrors. Since when did gore make something scarey? Most films today with too much "in your face" footiage of creatures, etc, are pretty lame. There is no suspense or anything to stimulate the imagination.
As far as TCM 4...I agree, it was pretty much god aweful. However, there are plenty omre right out crappy horror films that are worse than that. Take for example, "Komodo" or any of the "Howling" sequels?
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I understand what you mean! I know some horrors are better to be suspenseful..I do agree with you about having *TO MUCH* is alot to ruin a horror movie with,Which also has,nt crossed my mind at the moment since you brought it up.. Now that I look at from your point of view" I guess you can say that I am use to seeing So much I guess that grows on you!! I dont actually hate the BLAIR WITCH film I just was so curious about what they have seen!! I didnt actually mean constant showing of creatures,Just more like a example of what they saw would look like like enough to chill the bones type of thing!! Which it still did just hearing the sounds echoing through out the forest and unknown yelling from JOSH I think! I do also like ALFRED HITCHCOCK to...Speaking of older Horror I do miss the old CREATURE FEATURE thing they use to have out! Its been so long since I seen that! I know horror movies come in many ways..I look to much for the creature itself. Speaking TCM the remake" I think they should of saved that for TCM 4!! That really needs it. Did anyone like GHOST SHIP?
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