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Of course, when I first watched it (first run release of "House on Haunted Hill" when I was a nubbin), I was scared out of my britches! Later, when watching as a teen, college student, and adult (some stuff never gets old!), I could only laugh myself into a stupor! :-)
For me, that dubious honor goes to (drum roll...) Ghost. And not because it was scary...well, maybe scary bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rubberman
For me, that is still The Exorcist. I watched a Making of... that movie and even that creeped me out. It mentioned how the director tried get a spider walk scene into the movie, but was cut from the final. Look for it on youtube (or don't...).Quote:
Definitely, the scariest MOVIE I have ever watched!
thanks for the tip, i had no idea this movie was in the works. Just checked out the trailer - looks very cool. and of course, b/c it is Ridley Scott it will be dark, visionary, and awesome. the special effects will undoubtedly be unparalleled.Quote:
Originally Posted by rokytnji
still, I fear that no future Alien movies will ever match the bone-chilling masterpiece that is Alien or be as funny/cool/ground-breaking/quote-irific as Aliens, and it is hard (for me) not to compare them.
however, come opening day, you can bet your face-sucking squid monster that i'll be there, ready to fork over my cash.
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The Gazette's Brendan Kelly gave the film a rare 5 out of 5 stars and called it a "masterpiece."
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Awesome.
yes, yes it is. i saw it during the last World Cup, too, so the timing was perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by jayd512
So, finally a Kung Fu movie where all the gratuitous violence is targeting inanimate objects and not people? Dang! Where is Jackie Chan when you need him?! :-) I still think one of the best chop-socky movies ever made was with Chan in "The Drunken Master"!Quote:
Originally Posted by jayd512
Bruce Lee may be a Kung Fu god, but Jackie Chan is definitely The Man. TDM was great, but I love all his movies. I particularly liked Rumble in the Bronx - great showcase of his use of props in his fighting style. Hell, I even liked The Spy Next Door.
Agreed. I love all of JC's work, even some of the awkward early ones. However, one non-Chan Kung Fu movie that I REALLY loved was "Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain", also known as "The Legend of Zu". Not well known here, but definitely (IMO) worth a watch.
Ah, the power of suggestion! I watched Alien today because I hardly remembered the movie and then I watched
the director's cut of Aliens which, in my opinion, should have been shown in the theaters.