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I've just remembered exactly what it was that drew me to The Wicker Man. I was at uni in the Waterstones and there was a rack of magazines by the door, amongst which was one with the 'Here's Johnny' still from The Shining on the front cover and, inside the front cover was an advertisement for the DVD of The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen. After paying £4.99 for this collector's edition of The Greatest Horror Movies Ever: the Definitive Guide by Empire, I read through it several times and, aside from the section on the supernatural which featured The Exorcist, I was fascinated by the Nightmare Movies chapter which featured a burning wooden effigy of a man and, after reading about The Wicker Man, I was desperate to see it and put it at the top of the 'shopping list' I compiled whilst reading the guide. Along with numerous other films I bought because of it, my love affair with the film hasn't gone away. |
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I probably watched it at this time, i remember it scared the life out of me, more so than Alien or Scanners or the other so called "cool" films at the time. It became one of THE films to collect when i first became fascinated by gothic horror on video and my love for the genre has stayed with me ever since. If it came to the crunch and i had to lose most of my collection, then forget Arrow, Shameless mean nothing, Code Red are unimportant. The Devil Rides Out, Blood on Satan's Claw, The Wicker Man and their ilk are the ones that stay. |
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