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About this user: I`m a huge dvd collector, I have a huge collection of science fiction and horror dvds,
My fave decade for science fiction is from the 50s and horror movies from the 40s right through the 80s, such as the Hammer, Amucus, Roger Corman movies etc.
I love reading horror and sci fi novels including James Herbert, Stephen King, Richard Laymon, Shaun Hutson, Frank Herbert, Arthur C Clarke, HG Wells, Robert A Heinlein, Phillip K Dick.
I also love the sci fi and horror shows such as, Quatermass, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, The Prisoner, Star Trek TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, Firefly Tales from the Crypt, X Files, Buffy etc.
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RE: Mr Sunshine....Does This Look Familier To You
http://www.everythingisaremix.info/?p=58
floyd
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RE: Paranormal Activity 2 trailer.
The first half of the trailer is basically the 2 end scenes of the first film, and just one scene of a woman coming out of a bathroom is only from the second film, nothing else.
It`s more of a teaser than a full theatrical trailer.
floyd
Paranormal Activity 2 trailer.
According to Melon Farmers, Cinemark which is a cinema chain in America has pulled this trailer from several of its cinemas after audiences complained it was too scary.
Genuine, or marketing ploy?
floyd
RE: Dr Who film rumour.. someone please quash this!
You think that`s bad according to IMDB
Meryl Streep, is set to play Margaret Thatcher in a biopic for Pathe and the BBC. Jim Broadbent is in talks to play Maggie`s husband Denis.
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
Yes but you need something to trigger off that paradox.
I refer you to Robert Heinlein`s classic 1941 sci fi short story By His Bootstraps.
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
It was a prison he was trapped inside, he gave no sonic screwdriver to anyone before the all the baddies locked him up in order to save the universe.
The Doctor gave the sonic screwdriver after he got out and give to Rory. He would have to have escaped the first time in order for the following events to have happened.
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
How did the Doctor get out of Pandorica in the first place, when he first made the time leap back and forth through time?
floyd
RE: Top 5 most frightening films of all time.
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STOP!
It`s in the Daily Mail.
The actual article where Professor Joanne Cantor gave his findings was from BBC Focus.
floyd
Top 5 most frightening films of all time.
From Melon Farmers.
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Terrifying films can leave viewers with life-long fears, says an academic.
Professor Joanne Cantor questioned hundreds of adults and found that women who have seen Psycho are often frightened to go into the shower, while the threat-laden soundtrack of Jaws can make men tremble.
It, the 1986 film based on a Stephen King novel, shows a clown attacking children in the bathroom, after coming in through the toilet or shower drain.
Professor Cantor, of Wisconsin University in the U.S., told BBC Focus magazine: It produced extended nightmares, and many children avoided the bathroom after that. For many of these children, fear of clowns extended into adulthood.
The professor found the five most frightening films, not ranked in order, were:
•Jaws
•Psycho
•It
•A Nightmare on Elm Street
•Poltergeist.
In Psycho, Alfred Hitchcock injected terror into the most benign of places - the shower. The professor, a world expert on the psychology of films, said: Hitchcock took a normal activity that most people do daily and infused it with terror, by showing a totally unanticipated attack in blood horror accompanied by intense music. Many women in my studies who saw that movie are uncomfortable in the shower to this day.
The 1984 slasher movie, A Nightmare on Elm Street, resulted in many sleepless nights, said professor Cantor. This film provided the quintessential recipe for insomnia because the bloodthirsty villain, Freddy Krueger, could only attack you in your dreams, she said. So your only defence against him was to stay awake - and that`s what many reported doing.
Full article here.
floyd
RE: The Beyond
I`ve bought Triangle for a fiver from Asda, I`m looking forward to that.
Have you seen Heartless? I thought it was alright, a bit predictable in places, but I felt that it was overhyped by Kermode, so I was expecting a totally original fantastic horror film, but it was another faust inspired story,
floyd
RE: The Beyond
Yes I am, it`s great website. There`s quite a few Arrow films that I want, as I`ve got most of Shameless ones on either Blue Underground or Anchor Bay.
I still have quite a few Shameless dvds, including the limited edition Bronx Warriors box set, but sometimes I opt for R1 because the Shameless artwork are sometimes pants, but thankfully some of them have reversable artwork.
Have you seen Argento`s Giallo yet? What did you think of it? I thought it was okay, not as bad what people were making it out to be.
I think if it was made 70s it would have fitted well with the genre of the time, but because it was made now you would of thought he would have done something new to the genre, turn the genre on it`s head, like Craven did with the slasher genre when he made Scream, or in fact his own sequel to his original Elm Street flick.
floyd
RE: So, you`re a fading 80`s pop star. The Playboy shoot did nothing and you want to break into movi
What sort of film did you picture them two starring in when you was a lad? ;)
floyd
RE: The Beyond
It`s a great film, and deserves a huge dvd/blu ray special edition make over.
Have you seen The Exorcist Blu Ray book? How cool does that look?
floyd
RE: "we`re on a mission from God" - Jake Blues - And now its official
I thought they would have gone for a movie like The Woodsman.
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
Does anyone think the images of the previous doctors have anything to do with either the final episode or a future story arc? I can`t remember previous doctors feature so prominantly in previous RTD episodes.
Is River the Doctor`s future wife and will have a child or perhaps more? The reason I say this is Hartnell`s doctor had a grand daughter called Susan Foreman, could Matt Smith`s 11th Doctor actually be Hartnell`s younger self?
Could it all go full circle due to the unravelling of space and time that could rewind the Doctor`s regeneration back to 1?
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
I`m waiting for the wave of complaints from angry parents, as well as a few tabloid articles about the last episode where the Doctor kept headbutting James Corden.
floyd
RE: 2010: The Remake Sequel
There has to be an Airplane reference in there somewhere. ;)
floyd
RE: How the hell did Brooker pull this off?
There are some right perves on youtube.
floyd
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RE: How the hell did Brooker pull this off?
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Stands to reason that some people will find her average or below average whilst others will think she is the most beatiful woman since Helen from a wee town called Troy
So what you`re saying is that she`ll instigate a 10 year war involving many deaths, and
end up being the most hated woman around the world?
floyd
RE: 2010: The Remake Sequel
US film fans need to be shot.
From IMDB.
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U.S. film fans have called for a remake of The Goonies.
More than 20,000 film fans took part in the poll and more than 53 per cent voted for The Goonies.
floyd
RE: How the hell did Brooker pull this off?
Money, as well fronting 3 popular tv shoes, and a popular columnist for the Guardian. She wouldn`t have married him if he was a bog standard journalist for a games magazine.
floyd
RE: Doctor Who: The Next Regeneration...
I thought it was okay, but clearly they would have messed up the space time continuum, by showing how muched loved he is, as well as fighting and destroying his demon which would have changed the way he painted.
Hasn`t Richard Curtis watched Back to the Future movies, or Butterfly Effect.
floyd
RE: How bad is the oil spill disaster?
It`s shocking how much damage the oil spill has done to the enviroment, as well as the wildlife.
Out of all those pictures, this one made me go awww.
floyd
RE: Did anyone see the re-release of The Thing at the cinema?
It`s a shame that Universal hasn`t re-released anymore classics for the big screen.
floyd