definitely time to descarify horror films
By jb78000
@jb78000 (15139)
September 18, 2009 2:51pm CST
they are terrifying - i can't begin to count how many times after watching one i've had to wheel the pet cage into my bedroom, leave the light on and have me mam on speakerphone. so lets sort this out. beginning with the dachshund of the baskervilles (demonic creature leaping across the moors and causing untold damage to ankles), alfred hitchcockes 'the tweets' [thousands of badly trained budgies descend on a house and burble on in a way reminiscent of that very annoying mylot user who i'm not going to mention by name but she is in greece] so which horror film would you clean up - the new title and plot summary would be helpful.
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5 responses
@sunny68 (1327)
• India
18 Sep 09
okay....that explains your hatred for roaches...
. on a serious note...such movies are only works of fiction...i know that and so do you. so why let such things get on to your nerves? i watch such movies with an open mind and fully aware that it is a fiction. okay there are certain moments in the course of the movie that makes you skip a heartbeat. for that the script and special effects have to be appreciated...and that's it..
. on a serious note...such movies are only works of fiction...i know that and so do you. so why let such things get on to your nerves? i watch such movies with an open mind and fully aware that it is a fiction. okay there are certain moments in the course of the movie that makes you skip a heartbeat. for that the script and special effects have to be appreciated...and that's it..1 person likes this
@jb78000 (15139)
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18 Sep 09
hiya. i was joking you know. i appreciate these kind of films (provided it's daytime and there's someone with me of course) and sometimes the ideas produced are very interesting. i have got the world's most pathetic story on reactions to horror films though - and if you want to know what it is just tell me - i'm fairly sure that nobody that knows me in real life is here.
@sunny68 (1327)
• India
18 Sep 09
lesson learnt and words washed away. however something tells me that this discussion was a serious one, the seriousness retracted later-on. where else would one get the idea of moving pets in, lights and speakerphone on.?? also there were no kind words for roaches...
...the matter is put on hold...to be investigated...
...the matter is put on hold...to be investigated...
@irishidid (8687)
• United States
18 Sep 09
Love em. I can't help it. I'll take Hellraiser over Disney any day. I want a movie that not only makes me put my feet up (so whatever might be on the ground won't get me), but that also makes me think.
The original version of The Haunting with Julie Harris is superior to the Liam Neeson version. You never see a single ghost, but it is probably the one movie that scared me the most. The affect didn't come from the special effects, but from the great acting.
I don't want my horror films "descarified". They wouldn't be worth watching anymore.
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@irishidid (8687)
• United States
19 Sep 09
Wereing???? I'm not sure what you mean. Wereing as in wolf? 
Okay, so I'm evil. Deal. It works so great in my writing. Politics and blood.
Okay, so I'm evil. Deal. It works so great in my writing. Politics and blood. 
@AngryKittyMSV (4317)
• United States
18 Sep 09
OK, I'll try, let's see if can manage not to foul it up too badly:
Dawn of the Over-Tired where a town is besieged by a bunch of cranky people who need naps.
Interview with a Toddler, a terrifying tale of a series of attempted conversations with an illogical two year old who needs a nap and bites people. The only thing that will calm the insatiable monster is a cherry juice box.
I'm not too good at this, but I really enjoyed yours!
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@AngryKittyMSV (4317)
• United States
18 Sep 09
I got two young children, I think I've been attacked by some slime or another in pretty much every color imaginable!
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@AngryKittyMSV (4317)
• United States
18 Sep 09
Ever see the old animated film "Watership Down"? that bunny movie was very scary to me as a kid! When I got older I read the book, turns out it is an excellent story about the secret lives of bunnies.
@Jakywoo (102)
• China
19 Sep 09
I don't like horror films.They are so ungrounded!I don't know why people afraid of them but like to watch them!!So strange they are!My dormmate also like watch horror films.When they were watching,I always be off.Ah-ha,maybe I am a cowardly person.
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