Ok true or false.

Carmilla was a vampire novel written after Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Carmilla sounds familiar, but I don't remember it being about vampires.

It is about vampires and it was written by Irish author Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu.

But was it written before or after Dracula? ::wink::

True?

False. Carmilla was published in 1872, Dracula was published in 1897.

::devil::

You'll just have to give us another T/F ::wink::

lol ok. ::big grin::

I need to think of movies you guys have seen that I know stuff about...

In Day of the Dead the actress Lori Cardille who played Sarah wanted to play a very tough female character but director George Romero insisted that she needed to be vulnerable because it was a horror movie and not an action movie. True or False?

False?

Nope true. In the making of featurette for the Day of the Dead Collector's Edition the actress explained when Romero casted her she told him that she wanted to be a very tough and hardcore female character but Romero told her it "wasn't that kind of movie".

I think they must have compromised on the character because Sarah did in fact come across as a strong woman who could handle a gun and didn't take shit from people but she also had several scenes that showed how she was hiding her fears and vulnerability behind a brave face (like the nightmares she was having) and then there was the scene where she broke down in tears after trying to save Miguel which almost resulted in the soldiers and John and Billy opening fire on each other.

Next true or false? :)

Good question there. I was going to say true.

If you're putting it up for grabs, Ill go.

True or False:

In the Sixth Sense, there's a scene where Willis and the boy go to a household wake of a young girl. The mother of the dead girl was wearing a bright red dress for the occasion.