Bryan^H
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A huge thrill when he shows up. I saw this with my mom and niece on the big screen and we were all floored. I didn't tell them about Walken being in it...I'd read online he was in it so I already knew.Originally Posted by PatW
I loved that movie. Isn't Chris Walken perfectly cast?
Thank you. Mine is getting off to a slow start...having to work today. I'm foreseeing some serious competition!Originally Posted by Ockeghem
Radioman,
Glad to see you've joined the party.
I had a chilly experience with Haute Tension as well. One of the highlights of my Horrorthon a few years back. I read a lot of people disliked the twisty turny ending. I was just the opposite.Originally Posted by Ben Cheshire
re: Radioman. I loved Mirrors. Big fan of Aja (Haute Tension, Hills Have Eyes remake, Mirrors) even though he's got a tendency to go hokey and pretentious (cf. his twists, and "philosophical horror movies"). First viewing of Haute Tension was one of chillingest experiences ever.
Another fan of Sleepy Hollow here...
Originally Posted by Radioman970
I like Child's Play. But I remember liking one of the sequels better. Bride of Chucky I think is it. Great fun! But they are all worth watching.
I remembered that one the same. I really like that blond actress in that. Very cute. A shame she didn't do more. I remember the pretty fun Deadly Friend and the laughable Flowers in the Attic.Originally Posted by Pete Battista
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Oct. 2nd:
4. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Not as good as the series... but the movie is good for a few laughs
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I saw the first 3 in order when they first appeared on cable. I like the army one a lot too..much better than the first sequel which was a little too rehash.Originally Posted by Ben Cheshire
I think 3 is set at the army camp... Whichever one that is, that's the one I first saw. Bride of Chucky was great. Jennifer Tilly is great whenever she shows up, and she's a perfect fit for the series.
Edit: I just looked them up. Confirmed: Child's Play 3 (Military school) and Bride of Chucky (Jennifer Tilly's first). Seems like I've seen all of them except 2004's Seed of Chucky. And enjoyed all of them. I just like the whole attitude of them. Its a great tone; i just see the titles coming on cable or whatever and I just know I'm going to have a good time.