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Sounds good to me
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It'll do, I guess.
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I Always found the "scares" more silly then scary, even when i was a kid and everything scared me as a kid.
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Those six look good to me.
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Arachnophobia (1990) - Yes, Arachnophobia is an excellent film (91% Critic rating at RT 34 critics). Notable for adroitly shot scenes to fully exploit fear of spiders (spiders coming out of the faucets; the spider on the table that keeps facing and moving with every move of the actor; spiders bursting from the pulsating spider sac). Very effective creepiness & exploitation of fear. A better film than many of the current Honorable Mentions. Looking for some support for Arachnophobia, a worthy inclusion in (HM) Honorable Mentions. Sorry, if I seem late, but it hasn't even been 24 hrs yet. As I do, consider revising/switching-out your current HM backing. IMO, most worthy films for our 6 HMs: Arachnophobia (1990) - see above Tremors (1990) - highly regarded, well made film, How a 'B-movie horror' is done, supports horror genre Blade (1998) - well made big budget new take on vampire genre Audition (1999) - already noted Flatliners (1990) - original concept big budget support of genre Funny Games (1997) - controversial take on voyerism Making case why these current underlined films may not be HM worhty; & best choices to switch out your support for another film: Night of the Living Dead (1990) - I saw this on Netflix years ago. I thought far inferior to the original '68 masterpiece, and not a different take on the original... I don't get why it was ever made. Why make an inferior film, that's not significantly different than the original? I don't understand why this is an Honorable Mention. For these reasons ask members to consider changing backing. From Dusk Till Dawn - IMO, it's OK, just not particularly original or significant in any way. Natural Born Killers - I LOVE Oliver Stone's work. I can't say anything he's done isn't well done or significant. It never occurred to me this was horror. But I wouldn't debate it, just don't know if it's significant to the horror genre. Last edited by Sculpt; 08-16-2013 at 01:18 PM. |
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Despite my arguments against it earlier I would actually rather see Arachnophobia over The Night Of The Living Dead remake or even Event Horizon. I am fine with those though but if there's enough support I'll back Arachnophobia. Don't want to hold things up though.
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I volunteer to complete write-up Ghostbusters for Special Section.
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I'll back Arachnophobia (even though I have already backed six films). I will say that I loved Event Horizon. I thought it was an all-around amazing film (and very creepy). Definitely worth including. As for the Night of the Living Dead remake, I do not remember it enough to have an opinion. I will try to watch it tonight though.
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All through this process I've been astounded by the support the NOTLD remake has gotten. I think it's an inferior film in every way.
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While were still making cases, I'd like to once again make a case for Hiruko The Goblin. Its one of the best foreign horrors I've seen. Its very different, creepy, weird, and entertaining. I believe it deserves at least an honorable mention.
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