1072: A Killer Surprise

[Keith]

Originally Posted by robertg88

Enough with the hate on this movie, I can see keith hating No Country for old men because he actually saw it.

I thought that Paranormal Activity was a legitimately good horror movie...

"A legitimately good horror movie." Ah jeez... You just told me it was shit.

Originally Posted by robertg88

Also, for people who thought then ending was stupid their are 2 endings, one wich is leaps and bounds better then the other (The Crappy ending is the one thats probably being shown in most theaters)

All your best movies have 2 endings. Usually you have to go and find the good one. It's the sign of a great movie.

Aie yie yeesh...

I know your mom made this movie, but i have to stay true and shit on it.

[Keith]

Originally Posted by robertg88

Enough with the hate on this movie...

Originally Posted by robertg88

BASEBALL IS BULLSHIT!!!!!

Hmmm...

[DarkKnightJared]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

My main problem with "Paranormal Activity" is that it has brought back the whole "Homemade cam" horror movement, that i simply find cheap and boring, with few exceptions.

To be fair, I think "Cloverfield" and, to a certain extent, "Diary of the Dead," did more to bring back the "homemade cam" trend.

I did see Paranormal Activities, and I would definitely say that it's a lot better then a lot of the big-budget horror movies, if not just because it couldn't rely on special effects or buckets of gore like they do, and had to create an actual story to try and scare them.

Despite the budget, I'd say it's far more of a better attempt at horror then whatever the fuck Saw movie came out this year.

[Kydizzle]

Originally Posted by DarkKnightJared

To be fair, I think "Cloverfield" and, to a certain extent, "Diary of the Dead," did more to bring back the "homemade cam" trend.

I did see Paranormal Activities, and I would definitely say that it's a lot better then a lot of the big-budget horror movies, if not just because it couldn't rely on special effects or buckets of gore like they do, and had to create an actual story to try and scare them.

Despite the budget, I'd say it's far more of a better attempt at horror then whatever the fuck Saw movie came out this year.

best 'homemade cam' movie was Quarantine. It found a great middle ground because the guy behind the camera was a professional news camera guy, so it wasn't so shaky, and the picture quality stayed good.

[Humpski]

All that talk about sexy this and sexy that Halloween costumes reminded me of this.
YouTube - Girls's Costume Warehouse

[DarkKnightJared]

Originally Posted by Kydizzle

best 'homemade cam' movie was Quarantine. It found a great middle ground because the guy behind the camera was a professional news camera guy, so it wasn't so shaky, and the picture quality stayed good.

I haven't seen Quarantine (is that one the original, or the American remake?), but the shakyness have never bothered me about those movies, never got sick or dizzy or even that much disoriented from it.

[Humpski]

Rec. is the original.
Quarantine is the remake.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by DarkKnightJared

To be fair, I think "Cloverfield" and, to a certain extent, "Diary of the Dead," did more to bring back the "homemade cam" trend.

Good examples and both failures. It's a cheap trend that only film school nerds love. I cant stand it. I despise "Saw" and its clones but at least they're MOVIES. Trashy movies, of course. But with more dignity that stuff that relies on tricky advertising and debatable word of mouth (same definition that could be applied both for "Blair Witch" AND "Paranormal...". The two look so similar that i wont be surprised if in a couple of years the latter will be seen as trash as the other one)

Originally Posted by Kydizzle

best 'homemade cam' movie was Quarantine. It found a great middle ground because the guy behind the camera was a professional news camera guy, so it wasn't so shaky, and the picture quality stayed good.

Watch the original Kyle. Even the girl's hotter.

[Keith]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

... stuff that relies on tricky advertising and debatable word of mouth (same definition that could be applied both for "Blair Witch" AND "Paranormal..."

Great point.

I can't begin to tell you how much 'word of mouth' about this movie came to me. Or to your friend. Or an acquaintance of yours. Or to any person you've ever at work. Or anyone you ever remotely talk to.

The "hype" (which is in quotes because it never ever happened) was before you could even see anything!



fin.

[Omni]

I was checking out the show pics and



I found her.