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It's much, much, much better than 'The Strangers.'
Insidious 2 will be first though. ;-)
'Insidious 2' was scary as hell. I didn't expect it to be, because I've been so let down with highly anticipated horror films in the past, but it was a wonderful sequel.
A found footage F13 film? I don't see how that would work. Surely that would mean less Jason. Though personally I like it for it's uniqueness in the series, we have already seen an F13 film with less Jason, Jason Goes To Hell. And the last time I checked, there was quite a mountain of hate surrounding that one. Found footage is not for Friday The 13th, imo.
That's all I ask of F13, as well: be a fantastic slasher. Beginning, middle, and end of my request.
It's now Monday, and there hasn't been any update on whether this was a cleaned up print. The official word from Disney was that they had no intention of releasing the PD cut. But what about now?
@MajorDSmythe, let me know if you hear anything on that 'Halloween VI' showing, I'm curious.
I would say so, absolutely, and what better time than Halloween?
EDIT: Fans of the first - definitely me - will be excited to hear that 'Trick 'R Treat 2' has been confirmed:
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3261921/breaking-trick-r-treat-2-is-happening/
Prepare yourselves, this is a disheartening to read..
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3261527/mainstream-media-makes-a-big-deal-out-of-millenials-not-liking-halloween/
Is that the next generation of horror 'fans'? If there are ever MinorDSmythe's, like myself, I will introduce them to horror early, and make sure they're aware of the classics. Whether they would like them or not, would be up to them, but at least they would know of the films that were made before they were born.
Those 'people' who found the 2006 version of The Omen to be scarier than the original, need to be taken out back and shot. Otherwise, humanity is well and truly screwed!
I'm pleased to read that. I love the film, own the comic and the soundtrack and it's by now become something of a Halloween tradition for me. Watched it yesterday after The Ward. ;-)
I sure hope Anna Paquin is back for sloppy seconds. ;-)
Don't even get me started on that trash article. I read it on Yahoo when it was posted about three or four days ago, and I was absolutely STUNNED at the fact that Yahoo (who never seems to come up with any relevant, worthy-of-a-read news piece) decided to write up an entire article to deem films like 'Halloween' as "not scary" anymore because...
...they did an experiment with ten college kids. Whaaaat? Alright, now I won't even begin talking about it. It's a joke, though, that's what it is. I guarantee you that people who don't find certain moments in 'Halloween' to be eerie or scary are the same ones who go to films like 'Disturbia' or the remake of 'Prom Night' and jump at each and every single moment.
I can't find a standalone blu-ray for 'Hell On Earth,' just a trilogy box set. I think I might buy it, it's well worth the price of $20 or $30.
I think you're right, though: we needn't have pointless sequel after sequel, but focusing on someone else that isn't the LeMerchants or the Cottons works, too. Like you said, just have some people who stumble upon the box, knowing nothing about it, one accidentally opens it, and boom, here comes Pinhead and the Cenobites. I think that's what I enjoyed so much about 'Hell On Earth': DJ is obsessed with dark arts and overall dark sculptures, paintings, etc. He manages to find a situation where this one object he purchased is even more dark than he originally expected, and it sets forth a chain of events that will release Pinhead and the Cenobites. Things don't work out 100% to plan, yet Pinhead can use that "charm," if you will, to cater to the requests of someone else: her dreams. He puts that spin on it and now you've just garnered the attention of so many people throughout the movie, leading up to one intense, scary finale.
Man, I love that movie so much. It's hated on a lot, but it's one of the rare few I could continuously watch. That trilogy I spoke of was $40...but I think I've found the perfect Christmas gift for myself.
EDIT: Well, the trilogy I was looking at was Region 2 - Italian, I think - so it would be worthless for me to purchase. But, I found a steelbook edition of the first three films, and it's region free - the only one I could find - but it's $50, with $12 shipping. So costly, but it would be so nice. I e-mailed both the company that distributed it and the store that sells it to make sure that it is in fact region free. I've read online that it is, I just want confirmation from them. If it is, I know what I'm asking my girlfriend for for Christmas.
http://www.slashfilm.com/david-o-russell-wrote-a-horror-film-eli-roth-might-direct/#more-203953
Also, it looks like we'll be getting a 'Jeepers Creepers 3':
http://www.slashfilm.com/jeepers-creepers-3-back-in-motion/