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 Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:48 am
Yeah thanks to that movie I can't stand clowns... there was actually a movie that ruined porcelain dolls for me too, I just can't remember the name of the movie. It was basically a killer porcelain doll that went and murdered a family...
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:49 am
People can no longer cover their eyes.
I've never seen IT. I've got the book, I should read it.
My cousin Faith, who is 6, was allowed by her dumbass father to watch THE GRUDGE. Almost everyone in the family was ready to kill him over that, me included.
If this disturbs you, then walk away.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:49 am
Alarias From the people I've talked to, it seems IT is responsible for a lot of .. clownphobia lol But, I didn't see that movie until I was old enough to not be bothered by it... And my grandmother and mom used to dress me up as a clown at a very young age. So, I've sorta always ...liked clowns. Grew up with them xp Coulrophobia. *adjusts glasses*
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:50 am
It depends on your definition of a slasher Sanzo. To me a slasher is a movie like scream, or halloween or I know what you did last summer where there is a mysterious killer that goes around and stalks a group of people for no real reason. And one by one they get picked off.
Saw isn't like that. It's about people put in life or death situations and they have to solve puzzles and/or riddles to get out of them. The second film it was a group of people locked inside a building that was full of poison gas, they had to do these tests to get the antidote, like one girls had to go into a small pit of syringes to find a key that unlocked a box with an antidote. The second one didn't have much gore either.
EDIT: No one dies in these movies for a pointless reason. Each person's test has a purpose. And no one is really murdered, they just let themselves die.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:54 am
People can no longer cover their eyes.
Saw V is actually pretty gory though, I was kinda shocked.
If this disturbs you, then walk away.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:56 am
@Roland yeah I'd have killed him for that while The Grudge may not be super scary it is far too scary for a 6 year old
*pokes Tsuji* hush we're calling it clownphobia
@Laz.... I'm done having this convo with you. I explained what I defined as a slasher movie 3 times and you have ignored it every time. And honestly, I see people getting maimed as pointless, really I do, no matter what the reasoning behind it.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 12:57 am
@Tsuji - Thank you, Professor lol
@Laz - I did love that scene with the syringes. Mmm heart
@Sanzo - Hm I've never had a problem with them either.
I wasn't allowed to watch horror movies until....well, until I was 18 lol
And even now, I can't watch them if my mom is around xp
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:00 am
I didn't want to watch horror movies till I was like... 19 and now I can't stop watching them xd
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:05 am
@ Ala: Yes, it was lol.
@ Sanzo: I wasn't ignoring you. I knew what you meant, I was jsut trying to explain that it wasn't pointless even if you see it that way. Was jsut trying to open your mind to it a little.
Has anyone else noticed I have a habit of putting the u and s around the wrong way when I write Just?
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:05 am
People can no longer cover their eyes.
Yeah, that girl had nightmares for damn near two months. We were not pleased, to say the least.
If this disturbs you, then walk away.
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:07 am
Well, I grew up in a pretty sheltered environment. But, my grandmother actually provided me with enough scares to make up for the no horror movies rule. She loved to stay up late listening to preachers talk about demons and how they can possess people and ...you know..hell and death. Even had me believing that those little troll dolls with the jewel bellies were filled with demons and made children do bad things and/or die. lol
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:09 am
@Laz its one thing to try and "open my mind" a little and another thing to act like I didn't explain what I considered a slasher and telling me how Saw isn't a slasher by YOUR standards. If you had explained how it wasn't a slasher by MY standards and just that I wouldn't have gotten annoyed.
@Roland I would've threatened with sharp pointys... if only to make myself feel better xd
edit: @Ala ah religious fanatics don't you just love them?
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:16 am
Alarias Well, I grew up in a pretty sheltered environment. But, my grandmother actually provided me with enough scares to make up for the no horror movies rule. She loved to stay up late listening to preachers talk about demons and how they can possess people and ...you know..hell and death. Even had me believing that those little troll dolls with the jewel bellies were filled with demons and made children do bad things and/or die. lol Funny story about trolls: Someone had given my parents a troll a long time ago. One day, my mom had a prayer group over and one of the ladies criticized her for having the doll (it was displayed in one of the hutches). The lady expressed her concerns of the spiritual implications of such an object. As a result, my mother threw the troll out before leaving to do some errands. When she returned she was absolutely horrified to find that the troll had returned to its place in the hutch. She was convinced—and I think to some degree still is—that it had returned there by demonic means. The truth is, my father had gotten home from work and thought the doll had fallen into the trash by accident,believing himself to be doing a good thing, he put it back where it had been...
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:18 am
That... is all kinds of freakin awesome Tsuji
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Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:19 am
@Tsuji - lol My grandmother would have insisted on burning it.
Edit:
Oh yeah and Sanzo...yeah. Got some interesting stories from living with her lol
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