October MOTM

[Tiggnutz]

These things are DTF in any situation

[DancesWithWerewolves]

These things are DTF in any situation

lol

[DancesWithWerewolves]

I didn't know Steve Johnson was one of the men-in-suits either, yet neither he or Bottin are actually make-up FX artists on this. Maybe this is how make-up internships go

[Ava]

Looked like none of their bats/clubs even made contact.

[Tiggnutz]

That was a nice Double Feature. Good night everyone

[zombie]

fun movie night.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

That's funny, Rob's not credited as creating the monsters on IMDB, but the end credits say otherwise lol. And Steve was an assistant

EDIT: I scrolled further on IMDB and found them under "additional crew" lol

[Ava]

fun movie night.

It was. I liked that the movies were so different from each other.
Goodnight all.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Good'night guys! I still got another in me, but don't know what yet

[Reign in Blood]

So I really liked Ghostland there, but I feel the need to bitch about the title. You call movie that, so I'm looking for the ghosts and shiz, those angles to it, and obviously that ain't it. Much more reality based. I feel if I went in thinking Haute Tension 2.0, I would have liked it even more.

[zombie]

yeah, i can get that about the title. it could lead you into the wrong direction. but it's just a title.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

Titles are still important. They should reflect something about the story you're going to watch. Another example is "Humanoids From The Deep" is a way cooler title, and gives you the vibe you're about to watch a schlocky good b movie, than the generic "Monster", that tells you nothing

Ghostland...I remember liking it, I see I gave it a good score when I watched it on a previous challenge, but the title is definitely missing the mark.

[DancesWithWerewolves]

They probably aimed for "ghost" to reflect a memory play or something, rather than undead spirits/haunts, which is going to go over most audiences heads anyway.

[zombie]

Titles are still important. They should reflect something about the story you're going to watch. Another example is "Humanoids From The Deep" is a way cooler title, and gives you the vibe you're about to watch a schlocky good b movie, than the generic "Monster", that tells you nothing

Ghostland...I remember liking it, I see I gave it a good score when I watched it on a previous challenge, but the title is definitely missing the mark.

yeah it's important for marketing. the content is more important than the title to me, though.