I liked Dead Alive. It falls into much the same category as Evil Dead II for me.
Harmony ,'First Date'
LotR - The Return of the King: "We named the *dog* 'Strider'".
Frodo: Please, what does it always mean, this... this "Aragorn"? Elrond: That's his name. Aragorn, son of Arathorn. Aragorn: I like "Strider." Elrond: We named the *dog* "Strider".
A discussion of Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King. If you're a pervy hobbit fancier, this is the place for you.
I was informed just today that there's an unrated version of Dead Alive that has 12 extra minutes of footage. What could they possibly add? I mean, after the ear-in-the-pudding (which, like Jess, made me naseous), nothing could faze me. Not even the end.
Those Valentine's cards make me want to snark. Especially the one of Denethor. "Good cheer?!?!" How about "Hope you take a flaming leap off a helipad! Happy Valentine's Day!"? Or "Hope you have a psychotically good Valentine's Day!".
after the ear-in-the-pudding
Yes, that was the scene that convinced me I didn't really need to me a PJ completist. People with stronger stomachs than I have assured me that the film is hysterical, and I believe them. I just physically can't watch it.
I'd like to see a Denethor Happy Father's Day card, myself.
I was informed just today that there's an unrated version of Dead Alive that has 12 extra minutes of footage. What could they possibly add?
Not sure if the version I saw was unrated or not, but it had the internal organs of a reanimated corpse crawling toward the protagonist after he'd used a lawnmower to chop the body apart.
Oh, and the reanimated corpse of the parish priest fucking the reanimated corpse of the protagonist's mother, almost immediately producing a freakish little zombie baby.
Either of those scenes sound familiar?
Not sure if the version I saw was unrated or not, but it had the internal organs of a reanimated corpse crawling toward the protagonist after he'd used a lawnmower to chop the body apart.
Oh, and the reanimated corpse of the parish priest fucking the reanimated corpse of the protagonist's mother, almost immediately producing a freakish little zombie baby.
I'm suddenly glad I never saw this movie.
producing a freakish little zombie baby.
"And the baby smiled at me!"
t Ralphie
t reading, screaming and running out of the thread
I'm suddenly glad I never saw this movie.
Wow. Very much with Teppy on this. On the other hand, my friend gave me his old copy of The Frighteners a few months ago that I keep meaning to watch, so I'm glad to see it reviewed favorably here.
"And the baby smiled at me!"
I forget Aimée, what was the context Ralphie said that in? I gather that, true to form, he was completely missing the point of whatever he was talking about?