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[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

[TaeKwonZombie]

Originally Posted by Amaltheaunicorn2020

what kind of cookie was it, im curious

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by roshiq

lolz! Ditto, there should be a hell lot of other stuffs in that facility including at least Juggernaut as the front guard.

Still it's better than that Dark Phoenix travesty! A greater threat or a group of villain(s) could have save it at the end.

I wasn't expected much, but when I finally saw Dark Phoenix, I thought it was pretty entertaining. I probably liked it a hair better than Apocalypse, but those both were not nearly as good as Future Past.

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

The Strangers
So what'd ya think of it?

[TaeKwonZombie]

its a scary movie, it plays on realistic fears some people have, the knocking on the door, the mystery behind the killers, the way they look and act, the inspiration of the manson murders, it reminds me of 'when a stranger calls' in some ways, suspense plays on fear, i really liked it, cant believe it was made like 12 years ago...



also saw Dreamcatcher (2003), dont ya love the aliens...

[Angra]

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

its a scary movie, it plays on realistic fears some people have, the knocking on the door, the mystery behind the killers, the way they look and act, the inspiration of the manson murders, it reminds me of 'when a stranger calls' in some ways, suspense plays on fear, i really liked it, cant believe it was made like 12 years ago...

...

It’s actually a remake of a French movie that’s inspired by real events, which isn’t Helter Skelter, if I remember correctly.

[FryeDwight]

EVENT HORIZON (1997). I really wanted to like this more...really good Special effects and I like Sam Neill and Lawrence Fishburne (although He sure did sound a lot like SGT Appone from ALIENS "Listen Up People!"). I could see the ALIEN inspiration, than it goes into HELLRAISER territory-have read that there is also a SHINING aura around it, although I didn't notice that. By the end, EH has become so chaotic it's hard to feel satisfied.
Found out doing some research.that there was only a 10 week schedule and than Paramount removed almost 30 minutes from the film to appeal more to audiences and for no good reason as EV didn't do good Box office at all. Two big strikes against it and not even any material left over for a Director's Cut, which stinks as this really could have been a decent film. **

[Ringo]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

EVENT HORIZON (1997). I really wanted to like this more...really good Special effects and I like Sam Neill and Lawrence Fishburne (although He sure did sound a lot like SGT Appone from ALIENS "Listen Up People!"). I could see the ALIEN inspiration, than it goes into HELLRAISER territory-have read that there is also a SHINING aura around it, although I didn't notice that. By the end, EH has become so chaotic it's hard to feel satisfied.
Found out doing some research.that there was only a 10 week schedule and than Paramount removed almost 30 minutes from the film to appeal more to audiences and for no good reason as EV didn't do good Box office at all. Two big strikes against it and not even any material left over for a Director's Cut, which stinks as this really could have been a decent film. **

I really loved this movie.
Later I found out it was the inspiration for the Dead Space video games. I am really looking forward for the Amazon Series. Hope it's good.

[TaeKwonZombie]

Originally Posted by Angra

It’s actually a remake of a French movie that’s inspired by real events, which isn’t Helter Skelter, if I remember correctly.

well wiki says this "The screenplay was inspired by two real-life events: the Manson family Tate murders, a multiple homicide, as well as a series of break-ins that occurred in Bertino's neighborhood as a child.''

is the movie you're speaking of called Them?

[Angra]

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

well wiki says this "The screenplay was inspired by two real-life events: the Manson family Tate murders, a multiple homicide, as well as a series of break-ins that occurred in Bertino's neighborhood as a child.''

is the movie you're speaking of called Them?

Yes.

[Ringo]

Poor's man Falling Down.
Meh.