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Krzychu 10-09-2003 01:58 PM

No F/X in the horror movies?
 
Older horrors were made without F/Xs or F/Xs were very poor. That films, in my opinion of course, were terrifing as fuck. No F/Xs, no colour, old horror films frightened very effectively. Directors tried scared the viwer differently than now doing it. "Those" films have uniqe mysterious climate and full of darkness. Sometimes a little comicaly:) but first of all horryfing.

Today, most of directors, in my opinion of course, have no idea what make good horror movies. No identity-film-makers produce identical movies. This is way to nowhere. Any thoughts??

Killer Clown#1 10-09-2003 05:15 PM

Good thing there are effects like these, or horror movies would suck

Tony 10-09-2003 05:21 PM

I for one am not a fan of CGI. It usually ends up looking totally fake.

Killer Clown#1 10-09-2003 05:30 PM

Same here, I like make up

Krzychu 10-10-2003 05:49 AM

I agree. I like make up too.

Ritualistic 10-10-2003 04:50 PM

I prefer the 70`s horror... I really dont like this new shit that is being made and never will like it...In fact I dislike 75% if 80`s shit..

nightbreed 10-11-2003 12:25 AM

hmmm...
 
dont get me wrong I love makeup. but i do think CG has its place. take underworld (think what you like about the film were just talking about the effects). While the bullet time shit was pretty hoaky, I really admire the fact that they made that movie 80% makeup 20% cg when they could have done the whole thing in cg. I just think that shows some appreciation for the art. Overall I think that CG should just be done to accentuate, not replace.

wyked 10-11-2003 11:32 AM

I have to agree with nightbreed here to a point, but not all movies would be rewarded by the use of cgi to help with the effects. This is one reason that I liked House of 1000 corpses, he kept the effects to real stuff, make-up and the like without the use of cgi and still produced quite the elaborate sets and characters. (Dr. Satan for instance :D ). So I suppose it just depends on what sort of movie it is and what appeal you are going for overall.

avenger00soul 10-12-2003 06:21 AM

Why go CGI when there are people like the KNB effects group?

nightbreed 10-13-2003 07:23 AM

perfect example of how cgi can inhance a scene without taking it over. interview with a vampire. the scene where louis "dies" and comes back as a vampire. if you know what im talking about Im sure youll agree. if you dont remember it clearly watch it again.


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