Horror movies, you wish where never mead!

[Controversial]

two movies i hate and wish where never mead or at least had better screenwriters is the hill has eyes and the mangler.

What are yours?

[avenger00soul]

Whoa now, I take offense to that one. Just kidding. How come you hate the Hills Have Eyes though?

[Sam The Egg]

Horror movies, you wish where never mead!

Gah! It's 'were' and 'made', not 'where' and 'mead'. Mead is a brand of school supplies, and I think a really old food

[crazy clown]

yeah the hills have eyes was a cool movie.

[Controversial]

Originally posted by Sam The Egg
Gah! It's 'were' and 'made', not 'where' and 'mead'. Mead is a brand of school supplies, and I think a really old food

Type where into google, it isn't a made up word and yes its made, i should of edited the mistake..


avenger00soul

If the movie didn't take so long to get going, it surely would have worked a whole lot better instead of wearing out my patience. Still, there are some chilling moments here, such as the fiery crucifixtion of the dad and the baby that almost winds up dinner for the hillbillies (seriously, has there ever been a movie in which the baby gets it? This one comes pretty darn close!)

the mangler is really worse, but the hill has eyes ain't no Texas Chain Saw Massacre

[avenger00soul]

Originally posted by Controversial
seriously, has there ever been a movie in which the baby gets it?

Pet Semetary. Hehe.

I enjoy the pacing of the film b/c it lets us get to know, and possibly care for, our characters. I really love that movie. You are entitled to your opinion though.

The Mangler is another story. Not so good movie, but some great gore moments.

[Sam The Egg]

Where
Pronunciation: 'hwer, 'hwar, 'wer, 'war, (")(h)w&r
Function: adverb
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hw[AE]r; akin to Old High German hwAr where, Old English hwA who -- more at WHO
Date: before 12th century
1 a : at, in, or to what place <where is the house> <where are we going> b : at, in, or to what situation, position, direction, circumstances, or respect <where does this plan lead> <where am I wrong>
2 archaic : HERE, THERE <lo, where it comes again -- Shakespeare>

Were
Etymology: Middle English were (suppletive sing. past subj. & 2d sing. past indic. of been to be), weren (suppletive past plural of been), from Old English w[AE]re (sing. past subj. & 2d singular past indic. of wesan to be), w[AE]ron (past plural indicative of wesan), w[AE]ren (past plural subjunctive of wesan) -- more at WAS
past second singular, past plural or past subjunctive ofBE

Never said Where wasn't a real word, I just meant that you were using it wrong, or that you misspelt 'were'

[Controversial]

avenger00soul

Good point, it's just my opinion and to be honest there are other films what are really worse.. the hills have eyes isn't that bad, but it isn't brilliant and i thought that about last house on the left.

but thats just one opinion! only mine and we all think differently

[_Leatha_Face_]

i honestly wish they wouldnt have ever made halloween 3

[avenger00soul]

Originally posted by Controversial
avenger00soul

Good point, it's just my opinion and to be honest there are other films what are really worse.. the hills have eyes isn't that bad, but it isn't brilliant and i thought that about last house on the left.

but thats just one opinion! only mine and we all think differently

You thought Last House on the Left was brilliant, or you thought it wasn't bad but wasn't brilliant either. Sorry, your wording there could be taken either way.