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zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

Yet the irony in the bedroom.

Reign in Blood wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

Yet the irony in the bedroom.

We all have our exceptions.

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

Cinematically perhaps. But I think the pop culture influences tend to be in stories for Hollywood, not as cultural impacts like F13 did. To me anyway.

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

Cinematically perhaps. But I think the pop culture influences tend to be in stories for Hollywood, not as cultural impacts like F13 did. To me anyway.

friday the 13th is a film or film series. is sean cunningham remembered culturally?

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

Cinematically perhaps. But I think the pop culture influences tend to be in stories for Hollywood, not as cultural impacts like F13 did. To me anyway.

friday the 13th is a film or film series. is sean cunningham remembered culturally?

Not anywhere as much as he thinks he is.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

Cinematically perhaps. But I think the pop culture influences tend to be in stories for Hollywood, not as cultural impacts like F13 did. To me anyway.

friday the 13th is a film or film series. is sean cunningham remembered culturally?

Not anywhere as much as he thinks he is.

LOL indeed.

showa58taro wrote:

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:

zombie wrote:

showa58taro wrote:You haven't seen Schindlers List? You are damaging the national intellect and moral center of the United States of Aneriva

go ahead and ask foo how many kurosawa movies he's seen?

Foo don't Foreign. We all know that.

but no less important culturally, is my point.

Cinematically perhaps. But I think the pop culture influences tend to be in stories for Hollywood, not as cultural impacts like F13 did. To me anyway.

friday the 13th is a film or film series. is sean cunningham remembered culturally?

Not anywhere as much as he thinks he is.

LOL indeed.

Hell, I'd give more credit to Steve Miner than I would Cunningham, for the direction of the franchise, since he brought the iconic mask that made it a cultural signature. Cunningham disowned the franchise (acted embarrassed having made the first one for a quick buck) until he decided to try to ride the money in 93 and now tries to act like he's Wes Fucking Craven.

Agreed. Fuck Cunningham.

cunningham is no craven. boooo!

Mr. Sean "Pay me an extra $10 for a picture" S. Cunningham.

I went and saw Annabelle: Creation yesterday and some lady brought her two 4-5 year old sons. They witnessed some stuff a child really shouldn't see at that age, but they never acted scared or screamed once. If we can get at least a handful of children like that across the world, I think the next generation is gonna grow up to be troopers and keep Horror alive.

Havok wrote:I went and saw Annabelle: Creation yesterday and some lady brought her two 4-5 year old sons. They witnessed some stuff a child really shouldn't see at that age, but they never acted scared or screamed once. If we can get at least a handful of children like that across the world, I think the next generation is gonna grow up to be troopers and keep Horror alive.

this is definitely a welcome change from the original message of this thread.

Yeah, but they're gonna grow up to like garbage like Annabelle and shit. :p

Jason wrote:Yeah, but they're gonna grow up to like garbage like Annabelle and shit. :p

i thought that was in your wheelhouse? isn't it something to do with the conjuring?

I haven't seen it. I'm just fuckin around.