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 Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:07 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol alright cool, here you go. ^^ I can also link you the remake one too if you'd like to watch that as well, though let me check to see if that one's free first. Night of the Living Dead 1968 original.Thanks. I gusse doesn't really matter to me. There were sequals to this right? Dawn of the Dead, right? Alright I checked the remake, and you have to sign in to watch it and be at least 17, or you won't be able to watch it since it's rated r lol. and yes, there wer sequels. the original Dawn of the Dead from 78, and Day of the Dead from 85, and Diary of the Dead from 2008 I think. Okay. Just cheacking. Diary of the Dead? Let me gusse the words that were written: "Itchy. Tasty. " lol no that's not what it was about, it was like a video documentary like cloverfield was like, where it's suppose to be really happening and documented by people who were experiencing the outbreak. Ah. Sounds kinda like this one movie called Quarentine or something along those lines. Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:14 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Alright I checked the remake, and you have to sign in to watch it and be at least 17, or you won't be able to watch it since it's rated r lol. and yes, there wer sequels. the original Dawn of the Dead from 78, and Day of the Dead from 85, and Diary of the Dead from 2008 I think. Okay. Just cheacking. Diary of the Dead? Let me gusse the words that were written: "Itchy. Tasty. " lol no that's not what it was about, it was like a video documentary like cloverfield was like, where it's suppose to be really happening and documented by people who were experiencing the outbreak. Ah. Sounds kinda like this one movie called Quarentine or something along those lines. Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:20 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Alright I checked the remake, and you have to sign in to watch it and be at least 17, or you won't be able to watch it since it's rated r lol. and yes, there wer sequels. the original Dawn of the Dead from 78, and Day of the Dead from 85, and Diary of the Dead from 2008 I think. Okay. Just cheacking. Diary of the Dead? Let me gusse the words that were written: "Itchy. Tasty. " lol no that's not what it was about, it was like a video documentary like cloverfield was like, where it's suppose to be really happening and documented by people who were experiencing the outbreak. Ah. Sounds kinda like this one movie called Quarentine or something along those lines. Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies. I myself have always liked horror movies.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:27 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol no that's not what it was about, it was like a video documentary like cloverfield was like, where it's suppose to be really happening and documented by people who were experiencing the outbreak. Ah. Sounds kinda like this one movie called Quarentine or something along those lines. Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies. I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:35 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol no that's not what it was about, it was like a video documentary like cloverfield was like, where it's suppose to be really happening and documented by people who were experiencing the outbreak. Ah. Sounds kinda like this one movie called Quarentine or something along those lines. Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies. I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later. Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:50 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies. I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later. Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:52 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Ah yeah, I know about that movie, never watched it though. Me ethier just a reveiw on it. Never was too intersted in horror movies. I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later. Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular. lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:02 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later. Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular. lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:03 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I myself have always liked horror movies. It could be due to the fact I haven't seen to many. That or the fact that a good chunk of the ones I saw, I only saw the endings of them. Mybe I'll check out some later. Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular. lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:11 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular. lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake?
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:13 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Well I can name some really good ones that are very popular and famous, such as IT, and The Shining. Those are true classics, and Pet Semetary too, I think that's how the title to that movie is spelled, the cemetery part is misspelled on purpose for the movie, because it's something that kids set up with in the book, by Stephen King. I'd suggest the first three A Nightmare on Elm Street movies, they're the best I think, 4 was alright too, but after 4 they got a bit too comedic for my liking, but then Wes Craven made a new one called Wes Craven's New Nightmare, which is by far my favorite. I never really cared much for Friday the 13th, or the Halloween movies. You could make a drinking game with Stephen King movies with the amount of things he reuses in all of those. You know like his weird obsession with Maine, I think I miss spelled it. I heard those have great build-up but dissappionting pay-offs. I saw Pet Semetary a couple years ago. Hey so long as you don't make me play the Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, or the Halloween game its fine. Because those were crap. Although those ones seem to be the most popular. lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake? lol Nintendo was probably the only game system around the time they came out lol. and yes actually I did, I thought it was great. ^^ Probably one of the best remakes I've seen of the classic horror icon characters such as Freddy and Jason.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:21 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake? lol Nintendo was probably the only game system around the time they came out lol. and yes actually I did, I thought it was great. ^^ Probably one of the best remakes I've seen of the classic horror icon characters such as Freddy and Jason. From what I heard a lot of people say it wasn't as good as the orignal. But I think they said that they liked the guy who played Freddy. And Jason? I know there was Freddy v.s Jason, but what ealse do those two have to do with each other?
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:26 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah, and his use of red and other symbolic properties. huh? I knew that 13th had a video game, but I didn't know that Nightmare or Halloween had video games. Not to mention the alchoalic, writer, and the list goes on. Yeah they did. Just awful games. There was also a Texas Chainsaw Massacre one. lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake? lol Nintendo was probably the only game system around the time they came out lol. and yes actually I did, I thought it was great. ^^ Probably one of the best remakes I've seen of the classic horror icon characters such as Freddy and Jason. From what I heard a lot of people say it wasn't as good as the orignal. But I think they said that they liked the guy who played Freddy. And Jason? I know there was Freddy v.s Jason, but what ealse do those two have to do with each other? I don't know, I think the remake was just as good as the original honestly. Some things were different no doubt, and they tried to combine elements from all the other nightmare movies in it, which made for a good movie no doubt. and as for what Jason and Freddy have in common, not much really, other than killing teenagers lol. oh and that New Line Cinema own's both franchises, which basically means WB owns them lol.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:32 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake? lol Nintendo was probably the only game system around the time they came out lol. and yes actually I did, I thought it was great. ^^ Probably one of the best remakes I've seen of the classic horror icon characters such as Freddy and Jason. From what I heard a lot of people say it wasn't as good as the orignal. But I think they said that they liked the guy who played Freddy. And Jason? I know there was Freddy v.s Jason, but what ealse do those two have to do with each other? I don't know, I think the remake was just as good as the original honestly. Some things were different no doubt, and they tried to combine elements from all the other nightmare movies in it, which made for a good movie no doubt. and as for what Jason and Freddy have in common, not much really, other than killing teenagers lol. oh and that New Line Cinema own's both franchises, which basically means WB owns them lol. Well its different for most people. You know thats always bothered me. Why kill them? What did they ever do to you? Nothing. I mean people can't even go to the camp site or space without Jason trying to kill them for no reason. Or in Freddy's case their dreams.
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Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 4:39 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah indeed. Wow I never even heard of those games lol. And heres the best part for me, their Nintendo games. It just seems funny that those would NES games. By the way did you ever see the Nightmare on Elm Street remake? lol Nintendo was probably the only game system around the time they came out lol. and yes actually I did, I thought it was great. ^^ Probably one of the best remakes I've seen of the classic horror icon characters such as Freddy and Jason. From what I heard a lot of people say it wasn't as good as the orignal. But I think they said that they liked the guy who played Freddy. And Jason? I know there was Freddy v.s Jason, but what ealse do those two have to do with each other? I don't know, I think the remake was just as good as the original honestly. Some things were different no doubt, and they tried to combine elements from all the other nightmare movies in it, which made for a good movie no doubt. and as for what Jason and Freddy have in common, not much really, other than killing teenagers lol. oh and that New Line Cinema own's both franchises, which basically means WB owns them lol. Well its different for most people. You know thats always bothered me. Why kill them? What did they ever do to you? Nothing. I mean people can't even go to the camp site or space without Jason trying to kill them for no reason. Or in Freddy's case their dreams. Well Freddy usually targets the decendants of the adults who killed him, as for Jason, he just doesn't like teenagers lol.
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