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Favorite Tobe Hooper film?
Ok whats your favorite hooper films?
TCM, eaten alive, lifeforce. |
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
The Fun House |
Salems Lot
That was easy. |
I haven't seen Salem's Lot yet. ::sad::
Poltergeist Texas Chain Saw Massacre Fun House |
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the vamp in salems lot......lookin like count orlok's brother haha....max schreck....speaking of that gotta love the klaus kinski one too...
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
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I saw Salem's Lot. Since it's 3 hours, and due to my schd had to watch it late, and in three parts. The first hour was painfully slow, second hour was better, and third was pretty good. Some cool effects with the floating kids which made use of reverse motion (playing the film backwards) mostly to get the effect of the smoke/mist going backwards. Some memorable scenes with the creature growing from a flat cap.
A lot of the 'miniseries' reminded me of Twin Peaks, but without the humor and rich characters. Unfortunately the characters were pretty flat and not very interesting. There was kind of an unspoken joke throughout... which was the doors to the Jeep... nobody seemed to know how to close them. The actors would keep trying to close them like they were regular car doors, and they'd always bounce back open. (These Jeep doors required you turn the handle to latch it closed). Even one scene David Sole got in the Jeep, tried to close it, and took off... director held the scene a few seconds, and then you see Sole open and reclose the door a half mile down the road. ::big grin:: He must have thought it was funny, as it really didn't serve any narrative purpose. |
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