is ghoulies one of the best lil' creatures horror films ever made?
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lukejbarnett — 4 years ago(July 21, 2021 10:56 PM)
cryptoflovecraft said...
did you have a problem with jason goes to hell not having jason killing people in his body?
No problem with the premise. Shitty movie though.
nothing to say about betty page? do you not know whom she is?
I guess not. Of course I know who she is. BTW, Yakko is a big fan of Page.
wish you would have told me about yakko a long time ago when he was on here bc then we could have connected in our misery of being girlfriend less our whole lives and gotten joy from our shared misery and hatred of girls.
He currently posts on this site:
https://trashepics.com/
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you just don't get it. you don't understand or appreciate the enormity and specialness of jason goes to hell. this was the first film in this series in 4 years! it was a big deal. and it was the same producer of the original film, sean s. cunningham finally coming back to his beloved series and character and franchise.
this film meant the world to all fans of this series. it was a love letter to all the fans of this series bc of it's self referential lines and the trailer was so iconic and special bc it showed all these people who in the tradition of this series were going to get killed by jason(well we all though this anyway sadly it wasn't which is the worst part of this film.
the fact that it wasn't jason it was the soul of jason inhabiting the bodies of people who then killed people). it was a reunion with cunningham and it was the series coming full circle and coming to an end it looked like bc of the title.
now i have big problems with this film bc of the fact that we never saw jason kill anyone and he never really did and the body snatching idea was wrong for friday the 13th film but the beginning wtih jason and the fbi agents blowing him up was so epic and legendary i mean this is like what they would do at the end of a friday the 13th film with jason getting killed.
at a level of makeup effects and violence that we've never seen in a friday the 13th film, it was the ultimate scene, problem is it was at the beginning of the film not the end, it should have been the end of the film. but it still is awesome and very exciting.
also the ending is so epically great and so masterful with the action, makeup effects and ideas and visual effects. it is breathtaking and the perfect and best way to end this series. it's also magical with the sword and how he was drug down below the earth and into hell.
also if they can bring back jason as a zombie then nothing is out of bounds in terms of magical things so it was fine and realistic that they had body snatching and the magical sword and his heart being eaten by the guy and it doing something magical to the guy.
i love the idea of jason's heart being magically evil. i think that was a really creative and fresh idea.
i love the main character played by john d. lemay, who was on friday the 13th the series which is amazing and so awesome that he was on this series and in jason goes to hell. that casting choice was a nod to the fans of this movie series and the tv show.
also i love duke creighton played by steven williams who was in a film directed by friday the 13th part 2 and part 3's director steve miner titled house. which also has stunt work by future jason actor kane hodder who is in this film as jason. all these things together are so cool! i also love the cameo at the beginning by kane hodder, that was really cool and really unexpected and clever bc he played 2 characters in this film.
both jon d. lemay's character and duke creighton were such a great team and odd couple in this film with their vastly different personalities that they made this film great and without their characters this film would have been bad.
i love the line something like, "we're going to have sex and smoke pot." the winking to the conventions of these films way before scream by the way. so this film is way ahead of it's time in this way.
i also love the extremely graphic and explicit even when compared to the graphicness of the sex scenes in this film series scene in the tent, now that is a hot scene. it seemed so realistic and natural.
if you know who she is then how can you not comment on her? she is a legend and one of the most important people in the history of the entertainment industry.
her allure is beyond anything any girl ever created or had. she is a fashion and style icon whose completely original image inspired and influenced countless girls over the last 60 years. she remains to this day one of the most naturally beautiful and hottest girls of all time. up there with brigitte bardot, sophia loren, raquel welch, jayne mansfield, claudia cardinale, and monica bellucci, and al the other most beautiful and hot girls who have ever lived.
she to me is very special bc she exists in this very cult world, like cult classic movies, punk rock, alternative music, horror movies, and underground cult tv show classics. she's like a cult urban legend. so the mystery, allure, and fantasy of her images and wh -
cryptoflovecraft — 4 years ago(July 27, 2021 11:27 PM)
lukejbarnett said...
you just don't get it. you don't understand or appreciate the enormity and specialness of jason goes to hell. this was the first film in this series in 4 years! it was a big deal. and it was the same producer of the original film, sean s. cunningham finally coming back to his beloved series and character and franchise.
this film meant the world to all fans of this series. it was a love letter to all the fans of this series bc of it's self referential lines and the trailer was so iconic and special bc it showed all these people who in the tradition of this series were going to get killed by jason(well we all though this anyway sadly it wasn't which is the worst part of this film.
the fact that it wasn't jason it was the soul of jason inhabiting the bodies of people who then killed people). it was a reunion with cunningham and it was the series coming full circle and coming to an end it looked like bc of the title.
now i have big problems with this film bc of the fact that we never saw jason kill anyone and he never really did and the body snatching idea was wrong for friday the 13th film but the beginning wtih jason and the fbi agents blowing him up was so epic and legendary i mean this is like what they would do at the end of a friday the 13th film with jason getting killed.
at a level of makeup effects and violence that we've never seen in a friday the 13th film, it was the ultimate scene, problem is it was at the beginning of the film not the end, it should have been the end of the film. but it still is awesome and very exciting.
also the ending is so epically great and so masterful with the action, makeup effects and ideas and visual effects. it is breathtaking and the perfect and best way to end this series. it's also magical with the sword and how he was drug down below the earth and into hell.
also if they can bring back jason as a zombie then nothing is out of bounds in terms of magical things so it was fine and realistic that they had body snatching and the magical sword and his heart being eaten by the guy and it doing something magical to the guy.
i love the idea of jason's heart being magically evil. i think that was a really creative and fresh idea.
i love the main character played by john d. lemay, who was on friday the 13th the series which is amazing and so awesome that he was on this series and in jason goes to hell. that casting choice was a nod to the fans of this movie series and the tv show.
also i love duke creighton played by steven williams who was in a film directed by friday the 13th part 2 and part 3's director steve miner titled house. which also has stunt work by future jason actor kane hodder who is in this film as jason. all these things together are so cool! i also love the cameo at the beginning by kane hodder, that was really cool and really unexpected and clever bc he played 2 characters in this film.
both jon d. lemay's character and duke creighton were such a great team and odd couple in this film with their vastly different personalities that they made this film great and without their characters this film would have been bad.
i love the line something like, "we're going to have sex and smoke pot." the winking to the conventions of these films way before scream by the way. so this film is way ahead of it's time in this way.
i also love the extremely graphic and explicit even when compared to the graphicness of the sex scenes in this film series scene in the tent, now that is a hot scene. it seemed so realistic and natural.
if you know who she is then how can you not comment on her? she is a legend and one of the most important people in the history of the entertainment industry.
her allure is beyond anything any girl ever created or had. she is a fashion and style icon whose completely original image inspired and influenced countless girls over the last 60 years. she remains to this day one of the most naturally beautiful and hottest girls of all time. up there with brigitte bardot, sophia loren, raquel welch, jayne mansfield, claudia cardinale, and monica bellucci, and al the other most beautiful and hot girls who have ever lived.
she to me is very special bc she exists in this very cult world, like cult classic movies, punk rock, alternative music, horror movies, and underground cult tv show classics. she's like a cult urban legend. so the mystery, allure, and fantasy of her images and who she was make her legend even more special, big and magical.
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also if they can bring back jason as a zombie then nothing is out of bounds in terms of magical things so it was fine and realistic that they had body snatching and the magical sword and his heart being eaten by the guy and it doing something magical to the guy.
this film meant the world to all fans of this series.
I still think it's a dreadful film.
if you know who she is then how can you not comment on her? she is a legend and one of the most important people in the history of the entertainment -
ToastedCheese — 4 years ago(July 11, 2021 02:25 AM)
…The Boys Next Door (1985)? It's about two teenage outcasts (Charlie Sheen, Max Caulfield) that go on a weekend killing spree in L.A. It starts out like a teen sex comedy (the first 15 minutes or so) and then gets dark…very dark…in no time…
I have always liked and been fascinated by this film. It doesn't really pull many of its punches and is a hard hitting look at juvenile anti-social behaviour and violence perpetuated due to dark up-bringing's. Its quite chilling actually.
Norman! What did you put in my tea?
