Halloween
08-31-2007, 07:45 AM
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Halloween
Only like 13 more hours until I go see the Zombie Halloween remake. I feel like a little kid waiting for Santa Clause. 
I should leave work early and catch a matinee on the way home before I go see it with my wife tonight at 9:50. She would probably catch on if I do it though because it's really obvious if I've seen a movie before or it's my first time viewing it. 
I should leave work early and catch a matinee on the way home before I go see it with my wife tonight at 9:50. She would probably catch on if I do it though because it's really obvious if I've seen a movie before or it's my first time viewing it.
08-31-2007, 07:50 AM
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I'm guessing that since you're excited enough to start a thread about it, you're expecting it to be pretty good then, huh?
I suspect it will be awesome.. I've liked Zombie's movies a lot so far, and Halloween movies were pretty cool... I'll have to see if it's playing locally yet.
Hope it's as good as you expect!
I suspect it will be awesome.. I've liked Zombie's movies a lot so far, and Halloween movies were pretty cool... I'll have to see if it's playing locally yet.
Hope it's as good as you expect!
08-31-2007, 08:37 AM
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I want to see how much he changed (with John Carpenter's blessing) really bad! I know there is more of a back story for Michael now and there will be more blood and violence. 
Not to mention his wife Sherri Moon Zombie is in it and she is hot as hell!
08-31-2007, 09:31 AM
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Hell yeah! But I can't get my expectations up too much or I might be disappointed.
Na, I'm sure it will be awesome. I love the way Zombie directs, and I always like the "beginnings" of the serial killer. It really brings more to the table in terms of why they feel they need to slay everybody instead of just random murdering.
08-31-2007, 10:38 AM
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Been reading the reviews in my Home Theater forums.
It seems the work print copy is the better of the two. Most folks who have seen both at this point tell of many extra and useful scenes with Roddy McDowel being taken out of the final show print
I'll say no more since I have not seen the movie.
I liked the pace of His first one, House of...., and have yet to see Devil's Rejects since a customer stole my renal copy
I'm betting he'll keep making horror films for his fans and his audience will keep growing. He is learning the craft since he did come from another field, music.
I used to have a lot of his concerts for sale at my store. We have a rock club behind us and acts Like GWAR have passed through.
It seems the work print copy is the better of the two. Most folks who have seen both at this point tell of many extra and useful scenes with Roddy McDowel being taken out of the final show print
I'll say no more since I have not seen the movie.
I liked the pace of His first one, House of...., and have yet to see Devil's Rejects since a customer stole my renal copy
I'm betting he'll keep making horror films for his fans and his audience will keep growing. He is learning the craft since he did come from another field, music.
I used to have a lot of his concerts for sale at my store. We have a rock club behind us and acts Like GWAR have passed through.
08-31-2007, 12:59 PM
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I'm betting he'll keep making horror films for his fans and his audience will keep growing. He is learning the craft since he did come from another field, music.
