did anyone here see the movie - i skipped it since i had lost interest in the series

Oh yeah. It's one of Lynch's best, in my opinion. A lot of people (especially fans of the show) didn't like because it's very, very different. Where the show was subtle and passive, the film is definitely aggressive. It also follows Lynch's nightmare logic storytelling much more than the program. I love it, though. I think it's an appropriate counterpoint to the show; the other side of the same coin. It's the story of Laura Palmer, and her story was so brutal, so steeped in darkness that this is really the only way to tell it.

I'll have to pick that one up again sometime. Damn cool film.

You know, Zero, you really should finish the series if you never did. Just work through those bad episodes because the last few of the show really pay off. It gives you a rounded view of the Twin Peaks world, and it even helps a little in appreciating those bad episodes (even though they are still a big mess).

Of course, be prepared for a real cliffhanger.

Definitely do it. It's one of my favorite of Lynch's films. Did you ever get into the show?

5. "The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen" (William Friedkin, 2000)
4. "The Ring" (Gore Verbinski, 2002)
3. "Ju-on" (Takashi Shimizu, 2002)
2. "Session 9" (Brad Anderson, 2001)
1. "The Blair Witch Project" (Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sanchez, 1999)

Session 9 is the last thing to creep me out. However it was, in fact, 3 am with no lights on, home alone on a stormy night, blah blah. That last line really sticks to you though.

I here ya... Busta Rhymes and Tyra Banks acting is horrifying.

Thank you for saying this so I didn't have to :p

So, pretty much every Halloween film scared you... huh. I didn't find these movies scary, just entertaining (sometimes funny even).

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