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Hometown:
Montreal
About Me:
I love movies. Particularly horror movies. That is all.
All Time Favorite Movies:
The Exorcist, Session 9, Spoorloos (The Vanishing), The Mist, Candyman, Alien(s), The Fly, The Dead Zone, Pumpkinhead, Cube, Peeping Tom, Nightmare on Elm St, Memento, The Shawshank Redemption, The Thing, Demon Knight, Fight Club, Evil Dead 2, The Fountain, Wall-E, Goodfellas, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), Audition, Henry: Portait of a Serial Killer, Tales from the Darkside, etc.
All Time Worst Movies:
I can only name the most recent movie that I hated because I try to block those things out: Funny Games (1997).
Favorite Directors:
Darren Aronofsky, Christopher Nolan, Frank Darabont, Martin Scorcese, Takashi Miike, Wes Craven, David Lynch, etc.

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At 12:34am on November 20, 2009, G-Man said…
I like my films to be more suggestive, creepy; it's what you don't see that gets under my skin. Although very flawed (the cinema verite' docu style get tiresome at times, Cloverfield, Blair witch etc..) the scene where the couple is sleeping and a fleeting shadow, the flicker of a bathroom light and a barely audible voice saying the female character's name, is enough to get me to leave the night lite on.
Perhaps a better example is the king of all scare films, "The Excorist. The flashing of a demonic face, the eerie dream sequences and the sound. No music to blare out to scare the audience. ( I found that to be the biggest cheat to make someone jump--see "A haunting in Connecticut") The sound was an added key to the film's success, subtle and very low keyed, if anything more like a screeching low hum.
Didn't care much for Kubrick's version of the Shining, (much better than the Tv version though) But Kubrick did tapped into a foreboding dread of the Overlook Hotel. My favorite scene was Danny riding his big wheel bike around the floors of the hotel, again sound is the key here. The plastic wheels moving across the floor between wood and carpet and the repetitive routine, created a sleight sense of discomfort, as if something was about to happen..and of course it did.
Now don't get me wrong, I like my shlock horror films as well, (Reanimator being my favorite in the 80's) But the bottom line of it all I rather be creeped rather than grossed out.
At 11:35pm on November 17, 2009, G-Man said…
Hey there Jessica
Good to hear from you.
I would agree that recent remakes are not up to the original standards, these remakes/prequels are really lame excuses to turn something into a franchise. It's about fast money with little effort, based on a commercial name.
I would luv to compare notes on horror films, i'm quite interested on what you have to say. How far back in horror films do you watch, I'm ol'e school myself--40's ,50's, 60's all the way to today.
Do you prefer atmosphere (Rosemary's Baby) or a bit of comic gore (The Evil Dead)?

As for your jukebox, I like the diversity--Barry White --Sinatra, works for me.
At 11:54pm on November 16, 2009, G-Man said…
Seeing your comment on Blatty's insane idea for a mini-series, on a classic horror film at that, gives me hope that all people are not suckers for a one note concept.

Oh by the way your jukebox is rockin'!!
At 1:41am on September 15, 2009, Korey said…
Thanks, Jessica. That Comic Con was fun to make. Glad you enjoyed it.
At 7:54pm on August 17, 2009, limited offer said…
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At 12:48am on April 24, 2009, Static said…
Thanks for the answer. Also never knew Amy Winehouse sounded good. Wow.
At 7:03pm on April 10, 2009, jones said…
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At 4:51am on February 14, 2009, Devin said…
Yeah, Trey Parker directed C!TM. Oh guess what... all of Paperhouse is actually on YouTube. Check it out there. Another VHS-exclusive "dark fairytale" I own but haven't seen in a while is Eyes of Fire.
For some reason I never saw Fight Club. It looks interesting, and I'm a big fan of Fincher (just rewatched Se7en and orgasmed again), but all the 20-something white gamer kids saying "dude bro Fight Club is fukken epic its the best movie ever" serve as a deterrent.
At 12:14am on February 13, 2009, Devin said…
I honestly can't remember how it ends. It got really crazy. I think I remember some kind of tearjerker moment near the end though. It's a splendid dark fairytale and the slow pacing is in service of the atmosphere. It's not that I think VHS is better than DVD, it's just that there are dozens of titles that are only available on that format (and therefore getting them on VHS is the only option for viewing them). I'm also a fan of commentaries, especially the one for Cannibal! The Musical wherein the cast and crew get progressively drunk as the film continues.
At 2:05am on February 12, 2009, Devin said…
OH SWEET LORD, I like Paperhouse! In the U.S. it's only available on VHS for some reason. I have an infatuation with VHS-exclusive films (mainly horror/sci-fi films) and have done video reviews of several. The original Taking of etc. etc. is an excellent and tightly-wound action film. I recommend it so the latest version will seem all the more hideous. There was a TV remake in the 90's but I know little about that one.
 
 

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