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Comment by chris on March 23, 2009 at 10:30pm

i know this isn't a movie but harpers island looks good. 13weeks of hell.

Comment by michelle(thebluemeaniee) on March 16, 2009 at 11:04pm

alex i saw the old old nosferatu from 1922 last night!i haven't seen it in years it was neat to see with only music & subtitles.

Comment by chris on February 23, 2009 at 11:17pm

i think the house on the left is goin to be a good movie.

Comment by Tim on January 26, 2009 at 11:02pm

Tiffany, I agree with you that if I was faced with a giant dude wielding a machete, I'd definitely be scared. I'm not arguing that. I'm arguing that it isn't scary on the big screen. My point is that I don't find massively gruesome, blood spilling, head-popping violence "scary." I don't know how that means I have social issues and need to see a psychiatrist, but I'll weigh that opinion going forward.

The classic horror movies aren't even horrifying. You said it yourself: they're a joke. Maybe the remake of Friday the 13th is supposed to be scary. It would be a nice change.

Comment by Tiffany on January 26, 2009 at 5:58pm

First of of, Twilight should not be catagorized as a scary movie, maybe a scary book, but i have not read the book to judge.

Second, LOL alex for the Pitch Black backslash Chronicles comment. I could never get into Chronicles, but Bitch Plack was NOT a scary movie, i totally agree...

BUT I'm sorry "TIM" but if you were being chased by a big dude with a machete, i'm pretty sure that you would run for your fucking life. Yes, old scary movies like that were a JOKE. And the whole MILLIONS of friday the 13ths made were MEANT to be jokes. I'm not sure if you know that or not, but the remake is suppose to be a "scary" version i guess. But i'm pretty sure that's only hear say. Friday the 13th is a classic, and it's stupid, just like Freddie Kruger. Get over it.

You obviously have some serious social issues.
I think you should call a psychiatrist.

Comment by Tim on January 25, 2009 at 7:14pm

This is just my personal feelings, but there's nothing scary about an indestructible dude lopping heads off people with a machete. I'm sorry. Slasher films shouldn't be classified in the horror genre. It's gruesome, yes. But not scary. Scary comes from real-life situations. A big dude who can't be killed is not real life. Feel free to disagree, but slasher films by themselves aren't scary. You have to turn your eyes from the screen for a completely different reason.

Comment by Buffalo International Film Fest on January 22, 2009 at 12:20pm

We've started a new discussion JUST for Twilight.

Feel free to move this one right there.

We even added a photo, maybe someone will add more.

Comment by Tim on January 22, 2009 at 12:27am

I'm sorry you interpreted my comment as rude. When I typed it, it was never my intention. I posed it as a question hoping to spark a conversation, not upset you. So I'm sorry.

Comment by Tim on January 20, 2009 at 11:03am

Just out of curiosity, Heather, what would make you classify Twilight as a horror film? Vampires? They are as scary in that movie (and book) as Keanu Reeves is a good actor (see: no talent hack). You have the wrong group if you want to talk Twilight. It's teen drama, not horror.

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