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PostPosted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 1:35 pm  Reply with quote
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Have you bought the old version with David Soul then? I love both versions for different reasons. David Soul version is more suspenseful and slower and the newer version has a more gothic feel and Rob Lowe is excellent in the lead role.


Yes, I bought the older version with David Soul, I spent the whole saturday to view it, and I think it worths every minute.

Although the vampire has a clear resemblance to the "nosferatu" vampire, everything is quite cool! and yes, it´s slooooowwww... Smile

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It is still an excellent mini series / film. I was lucky enough to see it when around 13 or 14 and so was utterly frightened by it when trying to go to bed over the 2 nights it was on.
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Yeah!

I think we all agree that the most shocking series (horror, sci-fi, etc.) were the ones that we saw as kids (not so many years ago Laughing Laughing Laughing )

That films/series remain strong in our minds because of that first impact.

When I saw The Exorcist, I did´nt sleep AT ALL for a week!! Laughing

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 7:45 am  Reply with quote
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Big Daddy wrote:
Yeah!

I think we all agree that the most shocking series (horror, sci-fi, etc.) were the ones that we saw as kids (not so many years ago Laughing Laughing Laughing )

That films/series remain strong in our minds because of that first impact.

When I saw The Exorcist, I did´nt sleep AT ALL for a week!! Laughing

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Wish I'd seen Exocist when I was younger but luckily enough to see Dawn of the Dead when around 14 or 15!!!! Never slept for days planning what I'd do when disaster spread Laughing
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Father Merrin wrote:
Big Daddy wrote:
Yeah!

I think we all agree that the most shocking series (horror, sci-fi, etc.) were the ones that we saw as kids (not so many years ago Laughing Laughing Laughing )

That films/series remain strong in our minds because of that first impact.

When I saw The Exorcist, I did´nt sleep AT ALL for a week!! Laughing

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Wish I'd seen Exocist when I was younger but luckily enough to see Dawn of the Dead when around 14 or 15!!!! Never slept for days planning what I'd do when disaster spread Laughing



Laughing Laughing Laughing

yeah! My mum and dad wondered why i was so sleepy in the day time... jajaja
Lucky you! I saw Dawn when I was in college, even so i found it very powerfull and scary.

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There's a lot of films that I'd love to blank from my mind and see again for the first time on a big screen. Then there are some films I would rather just blank from my mind Laughing Laughing Laughing
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Father Merrin wrote:
There's a lot of films that I'd love to blank from my mind and see again for the first time on a big screen. Then there are some films I would rather just blank from my mind Laughing Laughing Laughing


jajajajaja
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same here!
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When I was 9 or 10 years old, I don't remember, my brother rented Dawn. We were alone that weekend at home. My parents were gone. My sister? I don't remember. I was so excited that I can't sleep all the weekend: I was looking through the windows looking for a signal of the Apocalipsis and moving through the rooms like a swat.
That's the way I used to see these films: Demons 1 and 2, Dawn, Phantasm, They came from within (I saw this one alone, because my brother don't let me to see it, Laughing ), Critters, etc...
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Phantasm was another I saw when quite young, another one that terrified me, especially the tall man.
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Father Merrin wrote:
Phantasm was another I saw when quite young, another one that terrified me, especially the tall man.


The Tall Man, for God's shake! This guy made me shiver so much!
The scene when the little boy meets him walking in the street, while his uncle is taking the ice cream out from the "fridge-car"... is so terrific...
Surprised Surprised Surprised
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Peter wrote:
Father Merrin wrote:
Phantasm was another I saw when quite young, another one that terrified me, especially the tall man.


The Tall Man, for God's shake! This guy made me shiver so much!
The scene when the little boy meets him walking in the street, while his uncle is taking the ice cream out from the "fridge-car"... is so terrific...
Surprised Surprised Surprised


That's the bit that gets me, and it's day time!!!!
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Father Merrin wrote:
Peter wrote:
Father Merrin wrote:
Phantasm was another I saw when quite young, another one that terrified me, especially the tall man.


The Tall Man, for God's shake! This guy made me shiver so much!
The scene when the little boy meets him walking in the street, while his uncle is taking the ice cream out from the "fridge-car"... is so terrific...
Surprised Surprised Surprised


That's the bit that gets me, and it's day time!!!!


Day time, in the centre of the village, many many people around, but Coscarrelly scary us like no other before...
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Qué Tal?!

Pues ahora les posteo estas fotos que tomé hace ya un par de años para el sitio web de un amigo, me las encontré archivadas en lo más recóndito de mi disco duro y me pareció bueno compartírselas.

La historia de las instantáneas es la siguiente: La intención era tomar detalles de casas viejas y derruidas del centro histórico de mi ciudad. El caso fue que terminamos en la bodega de una viejísima tienda departamental; el vigilante de la bodega, al explicarle nuestras intenciones, amablemente nos dió acceso a un cuarto "especial". Cuál va siendo nuestra sorpresa que era el lugar donde almacenaban los viejos maniquíes.

En esa habitación se respiraba una atmósfera distinta, las caras de los muñecos que servirían en sus mejores días para mostrar las prendas de moda, lucían hasta cierto punto melancólicas e incluso algunos tenían expresiones muy impresionantes.

Su deplorable condición (podridos, desarticulados, derruídos y polvorientos) me pareció que iba muy ad-hoc con el tema zómbico. Aquí se las presento para su disfrute.





Bien, eso es todo por el momento, que tengan muy buen inicio de semana! Un abrazo!
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