Due for a remake
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bsaisham — 17 years ago(September 01, 2008 12:50 PM)
Aren't there enough remakes of classics? I don't understand, if it's not broke why fix it? As far as Michael Bay goes, he can lick my oil covered boots. That numbskull should wise up and put in his papers. He wants to work with movies, fine, he can work at a video store.
On a seperate note, as much as hate the idea of classics being remade, there have been some that I have been impressed with. Those being:
John Carpenter's THE THING
Martin Scorsese's CAPE FEAR
Alexandre Aja's THE HILLS HAVE EYES
Tobe Hooper's TOOLBOX MURDERS
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Crystal-Lake-Chiller — 17 years ago(November 28, 2008 03:04 AM)
Due for a remake? Why would you want to encourage Hollywood to be devoid of any creativity and remake yet another slasher/horror from the Eighties? There have been so many over the last 5 years - some good, most terrible - that I cannot understand why these boards are full of people looking for remakes of films that were absolutely fine as they were first time around!
If it is remade then almost certainly it won't be very good going by the recent offerings and will be hated by almost everybody (especially by the original's fans) just like The Fog and Black Christmas. Then you'll have everyone saying that there should never have been a remake!
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startide77 — 17 years ago(November 28, 2008 10:33 PM)
Wow. Somebody who liked The Toolbox Murders. Here I was thinking it was a pile of scheize. But I liked WATC '06 and The Hitcher, so who am I to judge?
But remake? Only if Jensen Ackles signs up for the cop role too late. No deal.
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mercury4 — 16 years ago(November 15, 2009 06:34 PM)
Rambo is nothing like the Prowler. The Prowler goes on a killing spree all because it's the anniversary of when he killed his girl that sent him a Dear John. Rambo only kills bad guys. He doesn't kill innocent people or women for that matter. Rambo was a little unbalanced from the war, but not a homicidal maniac.
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Regan-Pazuzu — 16 years ago(February 02, 2010 04:24 PM)
haha yeah my old sig!
glad you liked it, Sleepaway Camp movies have some cool quotes
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Regan-Pazuzu — 16 years ago(February 02, 2010 06:37 PM)
i first saw it two years ago, i was 17
it's definitely one of the biggest shock endings ever
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Regan-Pazuzu — 16 years ago(February 02, 2010 06:45 PM)
nice!
i saw it on a bootleg dvd by a company called Legacy
and it is supposed to be the uncut version, i still want the Anchor Bay dvd though
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alucardvenom — 10 years ago(September 30, 2015 02:40 PM)
Due for a remake? Why would you want to encourage Hollywood to be devoid of any creativity and remake yet another slasher/horror from the Eighties?
Especially slasher from the 80s which still holds up. Have you seen it lately? Those FX still look quite realistic and brutal. So yeah, I am with you here, there's no need for remake. Let them "throw" something original for a change, or at least, make something that's already seen, but threat it with more care. (khmm, like Wan treated "The Conjuring?")
If it is remade then almost certainly it won't be very good going by the recent offerings and will be hated by almost everybody (especially by the original's fans) just like The Fog and Black Christmas. Then you'll have everyone saying that there should never have been a remake!
well those don't suck because they are remakes. They suck because they are terrible movies.
