FrightFest

Satans Puppy wrote:to be honest... I've never been able to watch An American Werewolf in London all the way through, it totally shits me up

I'm AFRAID!!!!

Wussy!

call yourself a horror fan! :P

Last house on the left remake: Yeah, i didn't like it. I never like the 're-envisioning' by wes craven either. This one had some good moments, more than the original, but monica potter can play the sinister mother to save her life! The kills were very mediocre and empty. And the FINAL kill. That sh...

Last house on the left remake: Yeah, i didn't like it. I never like the 're-envisioning' by wes craven either. This one had some good moments, more than the original, but monica potter cant play the sinister mother to save her life! The kills were very mediocre and empty. And the FINAL kill. That sh...

Oh my god! doghouse is getting so shafted!

the closet ODEON showing it near me is SOUTHAMPTON!
And the nearest VUE- DAGENHAM!

WTF man?

hock:

I bury the living
house on haunted hill- BOTH versions
FANBOYS

Watched ken russell's 'lair of the white worm' last night. Man, is that some trippy shit! hock:

Amanda donohoe, what a body! She was awesome in this. Hugh grant was amusing too!

This has got me in the mood for the film 'HISSSSS' that should be coming out soon.

For those who weren't there (i only saw phil), the forbidden planet signing was very intense. they got through 79 people (i was second to last!:shock: ) in the half an hour-ish time that was allocated. Sam raimi was an abosolute gent, very kind and grateful. Alison lohman was the shyest sweetest thi...

Tormeneted Aimed squarely at the 14 year olds who crashed my screening. This was rubbish, but not without one or two decent moments. The female lead was good. Also, the film is confused as to how much of a comedy it wants to be. I'm sorry, but rubbish doesn't quite cut it when describing this film....

I'm going up to the cinema store and to the curzon to pick up my 'american werewolf' ticket for next month, If it's possible, then they'll be drinks at the 'landis' event or failing that, people know i'm good for a few rounds at frightfest! :D Huh? What Landis event? Is he coming? And is American w...

That idea about turning up just to meet hims a good one richard! :D But that would just be mean! Is there anyone whose going to the event in and around london friday? I'd love to go but alas... Buuut i would really be grateful if there was someone who could get me my rue-morgue copy signed? I'm goin...

It's amazing, i had a head's up WEEKS before this and still i forgot to get a ticket! :cry: It's for the best though. 1- i'm not the greatest raimi fan. (i only have 'the gift' and army of darkness on VHS in my collection.) 2- my friend wants to watch it, so this will be part of our little date/catc...

Just saw 'the uninvited'. I really liked it. I can now watch 'tale of two sisters' so i can digress and chew the cud, but it was good. I must be getting old because i never saw it coming?!

Bought yesterday from the cinema store VAL LEWTON'- the man in the shadows.

and off AMAZON- river's edge.

If you are looking for a print/dvd of 'night of the creeps', try the camden film fair.

I got a vhs transfer that was pretty good with BOTH versions on it for £2?!

Obviously, it's not very 'legit', but it's the only way i got to see it.

Picked up 'cronos' special edition for £7 and stories from japan for £7. Got 'the children' and 'not quite hollywood' on its way. Could have had a 'signed' 'children' dvd yesterday as i was in the cinema store when Mr Mcevoy and tom shankland came in to sign aload for the store. Just wich i hadn't p...