Phantom of the Opera

White 5

Papillon Noir (3) - White - Grey - Black - White - Red - Green - Red - Purple - Grey - Brown
Murderdoll (9)- White
Chronogrl (3) - White - Red - Purple - White - Green - Grey - Green - Blue - Yellow
Freak (7) - White - Purple - Blue
Bwind22 (0) - White - Orange - Red - Purple - Blue - Brown - Blue - Grey - Green - Red - Yellow - ???
Fortunato (3) - White - Grey - Red - Green - White - Red - Purple - Blue - Yellow - Blue
Neverending (3) - White - Green - Grey - Green - Purple - Black - Grey - Green - Red - Blue
The Flayed One (7) - White - Red - Yellow
Roshiq (3) - White - Green - Red - Blue - Grey - Green - Grey - Brown - Red - White - Orange
Nightmare of Death (4) - White - Red - Purple - White - Green - Blue - Orange - Purple - White - Purple
Scouse Mac (0) - White - Grey - Red - Yellow - Black - Brown - Green - Purple - Orange - Red - ???
Rayne (8) - White - Grey - White
Gorephobia (8) White - Purple


Apologies for the lateness. But, those are the results. I'm afraid, NE, that Jack died after having sex. Well done to those who made progress in that round, and as for the two that have disappeared, well...we'll find out about that when the last glass ball falls. You will notice numbers next to your names. Those are how many realms you have yet to venture into. Now, onto the next round.

Addressed to those in the White Realm:

Name any Horror film to have been released twice on DVD, and name both of those (i.e. platinum edition), when they were released and at least one difference between them (content of DVD)

Addressed to those in the Blue Realm:

Describe in no less than thirty words, the death of a character in any film by a television.

Addressed to those in the Yellow Realm:

Describe the motives for any character in the Halloween original series.

Addressed to those in the Orange Realm:

Describe a scene with a memorable quote in it from any horror movie in no less than thirty words, not including the quote.

Addressed to those in the Purple Realm:

Describe the attire of any film villain who has at least three notable items of clothing. The character can not be Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees or Michael Myers.

Addressed to those in the Brown Realm:

Describe in no less than thirty words the death of any main character in the television programme.

The deadline is 12:00pm EST on Monday. Try not to be late.

POSSIBLE SPOILER (FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN HALLOWEEN 2)




It's revealed both in Halloween 2 that Michael Myers is actually the brother of Laurie Strode. Thus, his motive isn't that of an anonymous Boogeyman; he's just after his younger sister, just like he had targeted his older one.




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Yellow 2

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Mr. Gate Master - I'm sorry if I missed this, but what do the numbers next to our names mean?

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Well, at least you gave me ellipses, and not just a, "Chrono you're retarded and obviously can't read." :o :p :o

heh

Sorry 'bout that! heh

And, uhm, thanks.

The Death of Wesley Wyndam-Pryce in Angel:

In the final episode of Season Five, Wesley arrives at the mansion of Cyvus Vail, where he pretends that he intends to kill Angel and asks Vail for his support to be accepted as Angel's replacement in the Circle of the Black Thorn. After a few minutes of conversation, Wesley surprises Vail by attacking him with magic. But, Vail quickly recovers and restrains Wesley with more powerful magic, then stabs him in the abdomen with a kukri. Wesley releases a final burst of magic, momentarily stunning Vail, and crashes to the floor. Illyria storms in, distraught upon finding Wes mortally wounded. She offers to lie to him by appearing as Fred, and this time he accepts; he dies in her arms a few moments later.

Brown 5

I left this open in the hopes that some more would submit. Maybe those questions were beyond the knowledge of many of you...

Papillon Noir (2) - White - Grey - Black - White - Red - Green - Red - Purple - Grey - Brown - Blue
Murderdoll (9)- White
Chronogrl (2) - White - Red - Purple - White - Green - Grey - Green - Blue - Yellow - Black
Freak (7) - White - Purple - Blue
Bwind22 (0) - White - Orange - Red - Purple - Blue - Brown - Blue - Grey - Green - Red - Yellow - ???
Fortunato (3) - White - Grey - Red - Green - White - Red - Purple - Blue - Yellow - Blue
Neverending (3) - White - Green - Grey - Green - Purple - Black - Grey - Green - Red - Blue
The Flayed One (7) - White - Red - Yellow
Roshiq (3) - White - Green - Red - Blue - Grey - Green - Grey - Brown - Red - White - Orange
Nightmare of Death (4) - White - Red - Purple - White - Green - Blue - Orange - Purple - White - Purple
Scouse Mac (0) - White - Grey - Red - Yellow - Black - Brown - Green - Purple - Orange - Red - ???
Rayne (8) - White - Grey - White
Gorephobia (8) White - Purple

Addressed to those in the White Realm:

Describe in no less than thirty words the death of any character in the Nightmare on Elm Street series.

Addressed to those in the Yellow Realm:

Describe the cause of zombies/ variation of zombies in any zombie film after 1970.

Addressed to those in the Blue Realm:

Describe any twist at the end of a horror film in no less than thirty words. But out of courtesy, please put the title in black but the twist in white.

Addressed to those in the Purple Realm:

Sum up any of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre films, Originals or Remakes, in no less than thirty words and no more than forty.

Addressed to those in the Black Realm:

List two pros and two cons of using CGI in films.



The deadline for your answers and gate of choice is this Saturday at 12:00pm EST.

April Fool's Day (1986) [because it's today ;) ]

Twist:
Muffy invites all of her friends to her island mansion for the weekend, but Muffy's psycho twin sister, Buffy crashes her party and starts killing off her friends. As it turns out, Buffy never existed and Muffy was just masquerading as her. Muffy's friends weren't actually killed either, it was all staged as a joke and revealed to the last remaining "survivor" of Muffy's friends, Kit.


Blue 2

Pros:

1. CGI enables directors and producers to create realistic effects where costumes, props, and make-up fall short. CGI adds a level of realism to not only characters, but entire worlds and assists the viewer in suspending their disbelief in fantastical situations.
2. CGI will also ultimately improve the level of acting ability in films; when we can CGI parts of an actor (enhance/decrease body parts, body build, and facial beauty), we no longer need to hire beautiful people with no acting ability. Now, people can be hired on acting talent alone and CGI can make up for any physical inadequacy that they may have.

Cons:

1. Unfortunately, while CGI has been praised for enhancing the special effects industry, part of the drawback is that that it is expensive and, like all other special effects, unless you have adequate funding and creative skillsets, you risk poor CGI, which will result in the Viewer's incapability of suspending their disbelief.
2. Also, CGI brings along with it a certain set of negative connotations for the "purest" film viewer. For Viewers who have embraced the old school thought of make-up, props, animatronics, etc. to perform the special effects, the notion of CGI being brought into a film automatically separates them from the "reality" of the movie. While CGI can create some incredible effects, there will always be the purest neigh-sayers who will refuse to support these films based on principle. Also, the Screen Actors Guild is horrified by the notion of CGI as it will ultimately put hundreds of physical special effects professionals out of jobs.

Black 3