The Haunting gives me the creeps when I watch it.
The film that just really gets to me is Nightmare Alley. I get the shudders thinking about it. (The whole geek aspect is what gets me).
Tonight Will and I went to see Three Musketeers. When it started all I could think about is velciraptors and airships.It was fun.
I saw trailers for Immortals which didn't look interesting. Mission Impossible, which Will wants to see and I was wishing it had someone else besides Tom Cruise. And One for the Money.
Katherine Heigl is not anyone I would have chose for Stephanie Plum. And Debbie Reynolds is not who I'd picture as Grandma Mazur but I'll probably go see it.
Yeah the casting seemed very.. WASPy I guess is the best way to put it.
I saw trailers for Immortals which didn't look interesting.
It ought to be entertaining in a WTF-was-the-costume-designer-smoking? way, at least. It takes some real doing for my first thought upon seeing a set picture of a basically topless Kellan Lutz to be "What the hell is that on his head?!?"
It looks ludicrous to me in a way that it didn't occur to me that 300 might have appeared.
It looks like a wire sculpture of a chicken - complete with eggs.
Whoa. Somebody mentioned this on an AVClub thread on horror movies:
Apparently there are showings of Jaws where people sit in innertubes on the water and watch the movie projected onto a screen on the beach. That sounds like the scariest thing ever.
Considering I had a hard time going into swimming pools after seeing Jaws, that sounds terrifying. All those POV shots of the shark coming up on the people from below make you feel so vulnerable.
::shudder::
I have now warned Cass not to read your post, Hec.
Why do I no longer watch horror movies?
Because I still think about
Jaws
while swimming at the lake house in Vermont, made my North Carolina boyfriend look under his Jeep Cherokee for weeks after we saw
Cape Fear,
and insist on always having a clear shower curtain.