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Seriously? :-D I thought she was horrendously bad in that film.
Please check out the first two films, @mattjoes. The quality drop from Hellraiser and Hellbound to Hell On Earth is almost as painful as any torture Pinhead has waiting for us in the house of Leviathan. ;-) I understand the fun factor of Hell On Earth, but it's not a particularly well-made film in my opinion. My ranking would now go something like this:
Pleasure
1) Hellraiser
2) Hellbound
3) Hellraiser 2022
Good Suffering
4) Bloodline
5) Judgement
6) Hellworld
7) Hell On Earth
Darkness
8) Deader
9) Hellseaker
10) Inferno
My Flesh Ripped Apart
666) Revelations
Yeah, I really appreciated the nervous energy she had in that role. It made sense considering what happened to her later in the story.
I will watch those earlier Hellraiser movies for sure.
I was happy to see her still killing it in the horror genre recently with Malignant.
You're going to love Fairuza Balk in The Craft then. ;-)
We must all be passionate about The Crow, then. 😉 Now, there's a generational experience for me. And the closest thing to an active celebration of the goth scene I can manage without upsetting my wife.
I also love The Crow, yes. Hey, that’s something at least! It certainly spoke to me very much, and I’d love a 4K release of that one especially. The first girl I loved was named Shelly, and she had just recently left my life when I saw the movie for the first time. I also have a strong love for birds, most of all ravens and crows. Sometimes art can become very personal and beloved for reasons small or big.
Yes, I do. The problem is, I often see the Kill Count, before the film, like the Happy Death Day film(s). Though enough time may have passed for me to see them.
*checks calendar* Something tells me we might not be getting a new Friday The 13th film this year. Not that I expected any different.
1. Halloween (1978)
2. Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982)
3. Halloween Kills (2021)
4. Halloween (2018)
5. Halloween II (1981)
6. Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998)
7. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)
8. Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995)
9. Halloween II (2009)
10. Halloween (2007)
11. Halloween Ends (2022)
12. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989)
13. Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
1) Halloween (1978)
2) Halloween (2018)
3) Halloween II (1981)
4) Halloween III: Season Of The Witch (1982)
5) Halloween H20: 20 Years Later (1998)
6) Halloween (2007)
7) Halloween Kills (2021)
8) Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers (1988)
9) Halloween Ends (2022)
10) Halloween II (2009)
11) Halloween: Revenge Of Michael Myers (1989)
12) Halloween: The Curse Of Michael Myers (1995)
13) Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
co-stars Munro, never seen it , no eng dub (warning , v graphic film)
I have seen them all, @Creasy47. Not the biggest fan of the series, though the second one is very enjoyable. The fourth... not so much.
Yeah I'd say the first or second one is my favorite. Going to rewatch Return to Sleepaway Camp today, only saw it once when it released so I remember so little from it past the twist.
SC is to F13 what a McDonalds hamburger is to a steak. It's a very low-quality series in almost every regard. The climax of the first film is, of course, legendary. And there's plenty of nudity in some of the sequels to keep things amusing. I do think there's potential for a great SC reboot of sorts, much more than for Terror Train or April Fools Day or My Bloody Valentine in my opinion.
I'd be up for a reboot. I'd love to see them try to blend the slasher horror with some more campiness (no pun intended) in the 2020s.
I used to be into them but once they covered my favorite horror franchise with Jaws i kind of walked away from them
I did watch a recent kill count of Tremors
https://deadline.com/2023/10/david-fincher-canceled-world-war-z-sequel-the-last-of-us-1235583056/
All that being said, I still had a great time because of the company I was with, so I don't regret going! Had to satisfy my curiosity about the film and got to make fun of the bad bits with my buddies!
Can’t wait for this!!! I think it’s amazing they’re going with a Christmas theme for Art. I’m left wondering after seeing the poster if he actually kills Santa Claus? The fourth movie should go to outer space. Leprechaun did it for #4, and so did Roger Moore with MR ;)
I love Terrifier! I recently marathoned the two shorts that introduced Art, All Hallow's Eve, Terrifier and Terrifier 2. That's over 6 hours of Art the Clown right there. Both Mike Giannelli and David Howard Thornton are great as Art. I'm a fan. I can't wait for Terrifier 3.
That’s awesome! I didn’t check out the shorts yet but I did see all those movies, and enjoyed all of them. Terrifier 2 was easily the best one, most of all thanks to Sienna Shaw being a terrific final girl. I agree both actors did a great job and brought different things to Art, but I’m partial to Thornton overall because I like that he brought a little bit more levity to it, whereas Gianelli just freaked me out the whole way only - still effective in his own right! Art is a fabulous character and I’m thrilled at how iconic and big the series has become. 3 should be amazing!