The Hills Have Eyes Movies - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

scary_dream · 02-21-2007, 11:23 PM

Yeah, you're right, I suppose a lot of the gore in horror movies today is for shock value more than anything, which is why there are a lot of torture/gore movies that have come out/are coming out recently.

I'm with you... psychological eerie stuff scares me more than "AHH SEVERED ARM!"

The original Japanese version (not the American remake) of The Grudge freaked me out quite a bit... it was creepy because everything happened in bright light when you weren't expecting it at all, and when the TV set froze on the news reporter's face to make it look distorted... *shudder*

The American one was good, too, but the Japanese one was just more surprising because seriously almost everything happened under daylight or halogen lights, not flickery dark rooms like in the American one.

02-21-2007, 11:23 PM	#6
scary_dream Ol' Grandpa Trout Now in radio-flavored. Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Jefferton Posts: 680	Yeah, you're right, I suppose a lot of the gore in horror movies today is for shock value more than anything, which is why there are a lot of torture/gore movies that have come out/are coming out recently. I'm with you... psychological eerie stuff scares me more than "AHH SEVERED ARM!" The original Japanese version (not the American remake) of The Grudge freaked me out quite a bit... it was creepy because everything happened in bright light when you weren't expecting it at all, and when the TV set froze on the news reporter's face to make it look distorted... shudder The American one was good, too, but the Japanese one was just more surprising because seriously almost everything happened under daylight or halogen lights, not flickery dark rooms like in the American one. __________________ Ultra-Intergalactic-Cybot G, Marina Liteyears. Her knife kick will punish you!