I'm sorry....I didn't mean to make you frown.:(


Here goes:

Studio executives hoped the director of this film would cast Dan Ackroyd and John Belushi in the lead male roles. The director declined.

The screenplay for this movie was also written by the director, who was only 19 at the time he wrote it.

The director of this movie appears in a brief cameo as a man who is hit by a car and thrown through a plate glass window.

Guess the movie?

Here's another clue:

The word "moon" appears in the title of every song on this movie.

Well that last one gives it away as a werewolf movie (Or so I hope), so Im gonna guess American Werewolf in London.

Yep, you got it.....:)

Sweet! Here goes:

- Many fans of Greek mythology hate this movie because it takes it's fair share of privileges in telling the story.

- One of the stars is also a high ranking "Man in Black"

- Jack Nicholson and John Lithgow were both considered to play the villain.

Hercules? (the cartoon)

Yep! I thought that would be too easy...

Killer.
Here goes:

This blockbuster was originally going to star Tom Selleck, but he didn't do it. Neither did Nick Nolte.

The spirit effects in this movie were done using mannequins dragged under water in slow motion to achieve an ethereal quality.

There were over 7,000 animals used on the set of this movie, and the only casualty was a tarantula who was accidentally dropped.

Raiders of the Lost Ark?

Oohh yeah....chicka chick-a

You got it:D

- Features footage from a film called "The Storm Breaker"

- Launched it's leading actor to stardom

- Due to a possibly implied gay subtext, the studio ordered that the main villain was only to attack women. (Thankfully, this order was not obeyed.)

A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge?

Nope, not even remotely close...there isnt even any atempt to hide the gay subtext in that one!

The lead role was originally considered for a classic silent film star, but after his death an unknown was cast instead.

Dracula?

Yep, that's correct. If I was only a little earlier...

Exactly!

Surprised it took that long, to be honest.

Okay...here goes:

All the characters in this film are named after horror film directors.

The university where all the action takes place is named Corman University, after director Roger Corman.

The movie the house mother is watching before she dies is Plan 9 From Outer Space.

Guess the movie?

Night of the Creeps

I think that's Scream 2, isn't it?

Im pretty sure Austin's right.

Austin got it right out of the bag.:)

-The director originally wanted Tom Hanks for the lead but changed his mind because he thought Hanks was too nice.

-The lead actor and director have worked together 6 times. Not always as actor and director.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

nope

Groundhog Day?

Correct is the man with the huge sig.

It's not that big:D

I was going to put The Raven, so consider yourself lucky:p


- A sequel has long been rumored to be in production.

- Taking a page from many other horror films, many characters are named after genre personalities.

- Features a scene where people are watching Evil Dead.

I haven't got much of an idea but just going on the Evil Dead clue...

Donnie Darko?

Nope

- It's imfamously low budget.

- The profits from one of the best loved horror films of the 80's went towards funding this film.

Adding a bit to this clue, characters include Raimi, Savini and Carpenter.

Nobody? Ive damn near given it away...

- It has a three word title

The Dead Next Door

Finally!

-Alec Baldwin was the first choice for the lead role.

-The film is based on a story written by the director's brother, but was nominated for a best original screenplay oscar because the story wasn't published until after the film's release.

-It took 25 day to film.

Is another clue needed or has nobody tried?

it's in there somewhere at the back of my brain, gonna be one of those things that drives me nuts, so yes please, another clue would be good

Natural Born Killers?

Nope



Two of it's main characters also had vital roles in the Matrix.

??Memento