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 Mosaic Master  Posts: 18,892 Joined: 1-August 03 From: Massachusetts Member No.: 2 Real Name: Lori Kanter Writer of: Poetry & Prose Referred By:Imhotep  |
Hi!
  One of my co-workers just saw yet another remake of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre) at the movies last weekend. I don't know about you, but I find the most scary movies/books/poems/stories that I take a liking to are the ones where the 'mystery' is left to your own imagination. Instead of seeing the blood and gore, I'd rather 'imagine it' for myself. How about you? ~Cleo 
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Oct 29 03, 20:09
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Jox,
I find it very interesting that you consider the "Alien" movies as horror movies (though I understand your point ). Out of curiosity, would you consider "The Lord of the Rings" (novels or movies) to be horror? IMO, they are some of the most suspenseful works ever done. And they certainly have what I would call a "menacing supernatural element". Of course, it's been my experience that the very best novels, movies, etc., can't really be put in any "category". PS- I'm also a big James Bond fan. Lori, Would that be considered "chaotic chaos"? |
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Cleo_Serapis HORROR Movies, Books, Stories, Poems Oct 29 03, 10:10 
Hey Lori,
I, for one, am with you. I offer ... Oct 29 03, 16:25 Jox Hi,
Some background on my personal view of films.... Oct 29 03, 17:09 Cleo_Serapis Excellent point Dan! :read:
I've never see... Oct 29 03, 17:12 Jox Hi Dan,
I find it very interesting that you consi... Oct 30 03, 04:53 Jox,
It would have to be a tie between "Goldfinge... Oct 30 03, 09:21 Jox Dan, Hi
I agree that sci-fi and fantasy/myth are ... Oct 30 03, 13:09 Cleo_Serapis QUOTE (Jox @ Oct. 29 2003, 17:09)Hi,
Some ba... Oct 31 03, 20:18 Cleo_Serapis QUOTE (Atlantis @ Oct. 29 2003, 20:09)Jox,
I... Oct 31 03, 20:21 Cleo_Serapis QUOTE (Atlantis @ Oct. 30 2003, 09:21)As for ... Oct 31 03, 20:28 Jox Cleo,
Interesting...
Star Trek - Khan - I actual... Oct 31 03, 20:48 Cleo_Serapis QUOTE (Jox @ Oct. 31 2003, 20:48)Cleo,
Inter... Nov 1 03, 09:53 
Jox Best looking BOND - Brosnan! Ooooh ahhhhh - th... Nov 1 03, 10:42 1 User(s) are reading this topic (1 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
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