I haven't seen Village because I kind have a sense of what I will like or will not like...started watching The Lady In the WAter and it didn't seem watchable to me...so I didn't quite watch it all the way through...

I agree with Zina, it's not all the blood and guts and gore that gets me, it's the psychological thrillers (well you'd expect me to be interested in the psychology of horror really, wouldn't you?) or the ones that make me jump just when I'm not expecting it...

I saw The Exorcist when I was about 18, having been told it was really scary, and I found it more entertaining watching the faces of my very naive, goody-two-shoes friends than I did watching the film!

Nothing much has changed there....

Still Ghost Rider, although I did watch American Beauty the other day too, and can't remember if I've said that one... :oops:

Talking about jump...when I was a teen...I was reading The Portrait of Dorian Grey...not enough that I was able to read it ONLY during the day...but when I wasn't reading it...I was hiding the book...sight of the book alone scared me crapless...

How was the Ghost Rider?

nope, didnt see lady in teh water, mostly because of tons of VERY bad reviews, I'm generally not paying that much attention to reviewers but this time I didnt find one single good review and so I decided to wait til it airs on TV lol.

I might be one of the few people who actually LIKED the village. I think it's one of his better movies, though many people were diappointed that the monsteres werent really monsteres.
I cant really explain why I like it, it's not the story, not the plot it's, as I said, the atmosphere of the movie.
My favourite movie of his is signs btw, although many people didnt like that one either. The scene where they're watching the mexican kids birthday video is one of my favourite 'horror' movie moments ever.


PS: I'm a huge fan of the original Village of the damned from the 60s. THAT's good horror, without any blood or gore, just because of, again, the atmospere.

Didn't like Signs...in fact, thought it was pretty...dufus...

It seemed to me as though the guy did The Sixth Sense then went completely off the boil with Signs, The Village, Lady In The Water...it's a shame, if they'd all been like his first one I'd have loved them

I thought the second movie - Unbreakable...finally looked it up...wasn't bad at all...after that it seems that it all went down the hill...

I know a forum member that was scared witless by Signs, couldn't watch it, wont say who or she wont look after my cat anymore!!!

:shock:

You gotta be kidding...I thought that movie was a joke...

I watched Vacancy on DVD the other night-not bad but the ending, when the guy is actually still alive, was soooo unbelieveable.

teaching Mrs. Tingle

with a very good Helen Mirren

Oh...THAT one is a scary movie...

Ghost Rider was okay, not one of Nic Cage's best movies, but okay for a couple of hours' entertainment..

Thanks...I'll know not to watch...:D

The flying scotsman - absolutely brilliant

... Pirates 2 ...

Ocean's Eleven

... still Pirates 2 ... and i was thrilled to channel surf upon a Twlight Zone marathon on the telly last night ! ...

RATATOUILLE

in a VERY posh new HUGE theater at the largest mall in America!!!

VERY cute movie...

Apparently I'm watching The 6th Day, but I'm too drunk to know for sure...

a VERY good documentary about Helmut Schmidt

Shrek the Third.

Disappointing. After 1 and 2 being so amazing, 3 was somewhat of a letdown.

Sounds familiar :p

... still Pirates 2 ... http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u...atesSwords.gif ... i've been watching the Monk marathon on telly the live long day... and still am ... :-) ...

I'm gonna go watch True Crime with the very cool Alicia Silverstone

Night folks !

lmao

last think I (kinda) watched was that weird film with the whole Douglas family in it, forgot the title.