The Arrow Thread

[keirarts]

Originally Posted by Rob4

Black Moon is one I've been umming and arhing about. how would you describe it keirarts? would a horror film fan like me enjoy it?

If you like films that are highly surrealistic then its worth a go. I'd compare it to films like Valerie and her week of wonders.

[keirarts]

I hope the thing comes in a 5ft by 5ft container complete with actual snow, a husky and a crate of J&B. A flamethrower and an old computer to play chess on would also be nice.

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by keirarts

If you like films that are highly surrealistic then its worth a go. I'd compare it to films like Valerie and her week of wonders.

if you are comparing it to Valerie then i'm in, thanks.

[platostotal]

Originally Posted by keirarts

I hope the thing comes in a 5ft by 5ft container complete with actual snow, a husky and a crate of J&B. A flamethrower and an old computer to play chess on would also be nice.

Yeah... but can you imagine the price?? "Payment in Gold Bullion only please"

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by platostotal

Yeah... but can you imagine the price?? "Payment in Gold Bullion only please"

Nah, they'll overestimate demand and make 100,000 copies meaning it will be still be in HMV's 3 for £20 offer 16 years later.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Nah, they'll overestimate demand and make 100,000 copies meaning it will be still be in HMV's 3 for £20 offer 16 years later.

Made me laugh out loud.

[BAKA]

George Romero Between Night And Dawn Limited Edition
There's Always Vanilla / Season Of The Witch / The Crazies.

I'll be having that. I don't think I've seen There's Always Vanilla.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by BAKA

I'll be having that. I don't think I've seen There's Always Vanilla.

It's on the US Anchor Bay Entertainment Season of the Witch DVD and, from memory, you're not missing much.

I really rate the other two, particularly The Crazies.

[Justin101]

I recently read a George Romero critical review book and in an interview he said that There's Always Vanilla was a bit of a disaster and wasn't the film he started to make by the end.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I recently read a George Romero critical review book and in an interview he said that There's Always Vanilla was a bit of a disaster and wasn't the film he started to make by the end.

Again, relying on memory from a few years ago, but that is something borne out by the viewing experience.