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sherbetbizarre wrote:It's Alive remake

http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/13374

I know the whole idea is sacrilege but jesus f'in christ, that looks awesome.

That sounds a lot like this.

I hadn't seen it, but I enjoyed it very much.

Do you plan on doing a feature in this style? And/or with the same cast?

The Soapmaker wrote:jaw-droppingly stupid scenes

Boom. Boom.

I had forgotten about that!

I was sitting by a stranger, but I desperately wanted to make a comment, when he was getting to know the girl in the petrol station, about them both getting some Quim.

Also, it was impossible not to laugh. Some of the dialogue was hilarious.

I very much enjoyed Neon Killer, it was my favourite of the Horrorshow anthology.

Will you be doing anything with it i.e youtube or DVD? I would quite like to see it again.

I'm under the impression there already is a short of Bubba's Chilli Parlor of around 8 minutes.

Would be interesting to see, to draw comparisons.

Who was I chatting to about wishing it was the wrong family?

Was it Payne?

There was one bit of this that really bugged me.

The bit when the main kid is telling Draco Malfoy about the medium, and out of nowhere he says "she died in a fire years ago, her daughter was there and everything", it totally ripped me out of the experience.

True story.

I liked The Chest, but I didn't love it.

A bit of an explanation as to what in god's name was going on may have softened up some of those less enamoured with it.

But the majority of the audience did respond well to it. I know I did. I thought of it more as a homage to gratuitous shower scenes from 80s movies usually starring Linnea Quigley. It made me laugh a lot, which is why I liked the movie quite a lot. It was clearly good fun, and the makers were having...

I did think that Jack needed to work on his quipping. You can't slay beasts without cracking wise every now and then.

I didn't really enjoy it too much either, but one thing that I really liked about that you don't normally get with hospital based films/tv shows/whatever was the way it didn't patronise the audience by expositioning all the hospital speak. I think that gave it an air of realism, to me at least becau...

I don't know about a dvd but you can see the short virally here.