Killers people seem to forget

[novakru]

Originally Posted by neverending

What? You mean this isn't your favorite Keller??

where is he? and scouse mac has been gone a long time too

[Angra]

Originally Posted by novakru

where is he? and scouse mac has been gone a long time too

He's become too pretty for HDC.

[jasonfreak]

Evidence A

[jasonfreak]

Originally Posted by Freak

I've never heard of these guys.Who are they?

Evidence!!!! Some people like him/her have never even heard about them!!! :cool:

[VampiricClown]

Originally Posted by jasonfreak

Evidence!!!! Some people like him/her have never even heard about them!!! :cool:

:rolleyes:

This is Horror.com. Most, if not everyone here, either knows about these characters or have seen one, if not all of the movies these big screen villains have starred in.

[massacre man]

Originally Posted by Angra

Has that guy ever killed ANYTHING?

Well, he accidentally shot himself quite often and how long has it been since he's made an appearance in anything? So... Most likely.

[jasonfreak]

Wat guy are you taking about?

[_____V_____]

Originally Posted by roshiq

Great going, NE! It can become a nice idea for the next HDC Tournament; so attention: _V_.:)

Originally Posted by neverending

That's a very original idea, Roshiq!

http://www.horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32138

Already done. Marion Crane won.

[neverending]

Well, that's kind of similar. We weren't talking about rating the effectiveness of a particular scene, how grizzly or "cool" their death "scene" was, but the characters themselves. Who we considered to be worthwhile and interesting characers that ended up dying, as opposed to the countless fodder, the thousands of deaths that occur in horror films that are just there, basically, as a prop, to be used and discarded.

There's a qualitative difference between the likes of Father Karras, Marion Crane or Ben, than say "that one scene in that one movie- you know, the gross one."

[_____V_____]

Originally Posted by neverending

Well, that's kind of similar. We weren't talking about rating the effectiveness of a particular scene, how grizzly or "cool" their death "scene" was, but the characters themselves. Who we considered to be worthwhile and interesting characers that ended up dying, as opposed to the countless fodder, the thousands of deaths that occur in horror films that are just there, basically, as a prop, to be used and discarded.

There's a qualitative difference between the likes of Father Karras, Marion Crane or Ben, than say "that one scene in that one movie- you know, the gross one."

Hmm...that sounds very interesting. Certainly there are plenty of wonderful nominees for such an idea.

But this continuous lack of traffic all year makes me doubt we will get any voters for yet another tourney. See what's happened to the 60s one? Methinks the tourney horse has been beaten to death. (hence my hanging up the boots not too long ago)

Frankly I am short of ideas right now to increase the traffic to this place.