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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: Re:New wave french horror?? http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/Re_New_wave_french_horror/222/35365/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: Stinger839
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Post Date: 9/22/2008 7:20:58 AM
Body: I know this were posted a while ago, but I'm too damn passionate about these movies to not reply. 'Haute Tension' was my intro to this modern phenomenon, and I boldly declare that it is a magnum opus and a sublime reworking of the slasher film. I haven't seen 'Mirrors' yet, but so far I'm of the belief that Aja and Levasseur could be the saviors of contemporary horror if they continue on with such strong work. Calvaire has an atmosphere of creepiness that is wholly unique, and A L'Interieur was just plain fun and some of the coolest most inventive gore I've seen since Lucio Fulci. I'm SO EXCITED to find out about Malefique, I Stand Alone, Sheitan, and Trouble Every Day. Another recent flick for this genre (which I can't find here on SPOUT): Frontière(s)
]]>Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:20:58 GMTStinger839HORROR MOVIES 1019/22/2008 7:20:58 AMI know this were posted a while ago, but I'm too damn passionate about these movies to not reply. 'Haute Tension' was my intro to this modern phenomenon, and I boldly declare that it is a magnum opus and a sublime reworking of the slasher film. I haven't seen 'Mirrors' yet, but so far I'm of the belief that Aja and Levasseur could be the saviors of contemporary horror if they continue on with such strong work. Calvaire has an atmosphere of creepiness that is wholly unique, and A L'Interieur was just plain fun and some of the coolest most inventive gore I've seen since Lucio Fulci. I'm SO EXCITED to find out about Malefique, I Stand Alone, Sheitan, and Trouble Every Day. Another recent flick for this genre (which I can't find here on SPOUT): Frontière(s) Spout Post: Picking bones http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/Picking_bones/222/35364/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: Stinger839
Post To: HORROR MOVIES 101
Post Date: 9/22/2008 7:03:11 AM
Body: [quote user="elmonstro1982"] Im talking about films where you feel like your in the movie, like Blair Witch (which wasn't too good), American Zombie, Behind the Mask, and Cannibal Holocaust...films where the movie is from the view of the cameraman. A good example, (though it isn't horror) is Cloverfield, which I thought was directed geniously. [/quote] "Horror mockumentary" implies that it's the making of a horror movie, in which case Troma's 'Terror Firmer' is undoubtedly the champ. This field of film you're talking about, I usually label as "handheld horror" or "found footage", and I've had people also call it "neo-realism" (though I do believe that was specific to Man Bites Dog). Is it a stretch to call it horror verite? I've used that term before. ANYWHO, my faves are tied between Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon and Cannibal Holocaust. Another cool handheld horror I recommend that hasn't gotten much publicity or distribution: The Zombie Diaries Also while we're here: I'd like to proclaim my underwhelment with [REC] as well as my love of Diary of the Dead. Diary of the Dead got slammed by many horror reviewers for the shots appearing too calculated and directed, but I saw this as a plus (as I generally abhor the handheld technique) and totally justified within the plot as the main cameraman Jason Creed and his crew are film students who would be looking to nail an artful angle even in an intense situation.
]]>Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:03:11 GMTStinger839HORROR MOVIES 1019/22/2008 7:03:11 AM[quote user="elmonstro1982"] Im talking about films where you feel like your in the movie, like Blair Witch (which wasn't too good), American Zombie, Behind the Mask, and Cannibal Holocaust...films where the movie is from the view of the cameraman. A good example, (though it isn't horror) is Cloverfield, which I thought was directed geniously. [/quote] "Horror mockumentary" implies that it's the making of a horror movie, in which case Troma's 'Terror Firmer' is undoubtedly the champ. This field of film you're talking about, I usually label as "handheld horror" or "found footage", and I've had people also call it "neo-realism" (though I do believe that was specific to Man Bites Dog). Is it a stretch to call it horror verite? I've used that term before. ANYWHO, my faves are tied between Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon and Cannibal Holocaust. Another cool handheld horror I recommend that hasn't gotten much publicity or distribution: The Zombie Diaries Also while we're here: I'd like to proclaim my underwhelment with [REC] as well as my love of Diary of the Dead. Diary of the Dead got slammed by many horror reviewers for the shots appearing too calculated and directed, but I saw this as a plus (as I generally abhor the handheld technique) and totally justified within the plot as the main cameraman Jason Creed and his crew are film students who would be looking to nail an artful angle even in an intense situation. Spout Post: This Group Needs a Picture http://www.spout.com/groups/Extreme_Cinema/This_Group_Needs_a_Picture/641/35363/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: Stinger839
Post To: Extreme Cinema
Post Date: 9/22/2008 6:42:08 AM
Body: Alright so two cyber fellas certainly don't capture this group. My immediate thought was to put a still from 'Cannibal Holocaust' but I thought that might add a notion of genre bias and limitation on discussions. Then I thought to put up an actual picture of a grotesque corpse or summat, but realized that undermined the purpose of the community addressing the 'extreme' exclusively as represented in calculated film art. So I open the floor to submissions, and hopefully we'll get enough members that it could be proper voted on or summat.
]]>Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:42:08 GMTStinger839Extreme Cinema9/22/2008 6:42:08 AMAlright so two cyber fellas certainly don't capture this group. My immediate thought was to put a still from 'Cannibal Holocaust' but I thought that might add a notion of genre bias and limitation on discussions. Then I thought to put up an actual picture of a grotesque corpse or summat, but realized that undermined the purpose of the community addressing the 'extreme' exclusively as represented in calculated film art. So I open the floor to submissions, and hopefully we'll get enough members that it could be proper voted on or summat. Spout Post: Re:Extreme Films http://www.spout.com/groups/Extreme_Cinema/Re_Extreme_Films/641/35362/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: Stinger839
Post To: Extreme Cinema
Post Date: 9/22/2008 6:26:51 AM
Body: Big it up to Dr.Gor for kicking off discussion. I'm new to SPOUT, so I don't know how lists within groups usually work, but basically I didn't want people adding stuff willy-nilly as I wanted the 'Paradigm Extreme' list to be temporarily an intro into what the group's about, and eventually just the creme de la creme. I'm open to expanding it (and The Exorcist was my biggest oversight) but I would like to maintain control over it and keep it relatively small. As of now, I didn't include films I hadn't seen yet even if they were definite extreme by what other film analysts have said (Nekromantik, Ilsa She Wolf of the SS, Baise-moi, Irreversible, Antropophagus pop into mind) and if membership picks up here, the goal for this list is to make it what its title says, "Paradigm Extreme". Like I've got a few Miike titles on there, and though an expanded 'Extreme Cinema' list would probably include all or most of his filmography, ideally only one maybe two of his titles would be on the 'Paradigm' list. Sort of how we could decide on a definitve Italian cannibalism extreme film instead of listing them all. The ideal would be if each sub-genre or topic gets one or two examples on the 'Paradigm' list, and all the films up for discussion could go in the bigger list. Narrowing it down to the pure gold will require a village; for example, 'Descent' feels pretty lukewarm compared to other movies featuring rape out there, but for my own sanity (and lack of awareness of other films) I haven't poured through every film which uses rape as the crux of the story. So while 'Irreversible' or an obscure foreign may have a more upsetting and graphic rape scene, Rosario Dawson's got the limelight for now. So what do people think of this idea: We'll have an expanded list with everything, and 'Paradigm Extreme' can be an ongoing community project. _kelly
]]>Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:26:51 GMTStinger839Extreme Cinema9/22/2008 6:26:51 AMBig it up to Dr.Gor for kicking off discussion. I'm new to SPOUT, so I don't know how lists within groups usually work, but basically I didn't want people adding stuff willy-nilly as I wanted the 'Paradigm Extreme' list to be temporarily an intro into what the group's about, and eventually just the creme de la creme. I'm open to expanding it (and The Exorcist was my biggest oversight) but I would like to maintain control over it and keep it relatively small. As of now, I didn't include films I hadn't seen yet even if they were definite extreme by what other film analysts have said (Nekromantik, Ilsa She Wolf of the SS, Baise-moi, Irreversible, Antropophagus pop into mind) and if membership picks up here, the goal for this list is to make it what its title says, "Paradigm Extreme". Like I've got a few Miike titles on there, and though an expanded 'Extreme Cinema' list would probably include all or most of his filmography, ideally only one maybe two of his titles would be on the 'Paradigm' list. Sort of how we could decide on a definitve Italian cannibalism extreme film instead of listing them all. The ideal would be if each sub-genre or topic gets one or two examples on the 'Paradigm' list, and all the films up for discussion could go in the bigger list. Narrowing it down to the pure gold will require a village; for example, 'Descent' feels pretty lukewarm compared to other movies featuring rape out there, but for my own sanity (and lack of awareness of other films) I haven't poured through every film which uses rape as the crux of the story. So while 'Irreversible' or an obscure foreign may have a more upsetting and graphic rape scene, Rosario Dawson's got the limelight for now. So what do people think of this idea: We'll have an expanded list with everything, and 'Paradigm Extreme' can be an ongoing community project. _kelly Spout Post: This Rant is Good for You http://www.spout.com/blogs/stinger839/archive/2008/9/20/35338.aspx Post By: Stinger839
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Post Date: 9/20/2008 1:42:15 PM
Body: Of the Chanwook Park Vengeance trilogy, Oldboy is the middle piece, the one with the least subtext and the most predictable, and not surprisingly the one with the most orchestrated glorified violence that the American market devours. And the one with the most pointless deus-ex machina "twists" may I add, whereas plot "twists" in the other movies unravel like a perfectly dropped ball of yarn cascading in a straight line down a staircase. This is the weakest movie of the trilogy, and anyone wishing to understand the subtext of Chanwook''s vision should at least do him the courtesy of watching Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Lady Vengeance before taking to analyze this in terms of theme because the movies are meant to be like a chord. One note - nothing but repetitive sound. Three notes- a chord. And Oldboy is an annoying note. It's a great movie but it's just not anywhere as good as the other two.
]]>Sat, 20 Sep 2008 17:42:15 GMTStinger839Stinger839 Blog9/20/2008 1:42:15 PMOf the Chanwook Park Vengeance trilogy, Oldboy is the middle piece, the one with the least subtext and the most predictable, and not surprisingly the one with the most orchestrated glorified violence that the American market devours. And the one with the most pointless deus-ex machina "twists" may I add, whereas plot "twists" in the other movies unravel like a perfectly dropped ball of yarn cascading in a straight line down a staircase. This is the weakest movie of the trilogy, and anyone wishing to understand the subtext of Chanwook''s vision should at least do him the courtesy of watching Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Lady Vengeance before taking to analyze this in terms of theme because the movies are meant to be like a chord. One note - nothing but repetitive sound. Three notes- a chord. And Oldboy is an annoying note. It's a great movie but it's just not anywhere as good as the other two. Spout Post: Pretty Good, that http://www.spout.com/blogs/stinger839/archive/2008/9/20/35336.aspx Post By: Stinger839
Post To: Stinger839 Blog
Post Date: 9/20/2008 4:17:20 AM
Body: *Available for free viewing at Hulu.com Being of my generation, I first saw Michael York as Austin Powers' boss. Seems in the 70s he was quite the adventure/scifi hunk, as Logan's Run is still fresh in my mind. Here in this movie, he is touch and go with his acting, and the critical transformation scene(s) were noticeably underwhelming and amateurish. I can't compare this to the book or the 1996 film as I haven't read/seen them in a while, and I can't contrast it to Island of Lost Souls as I haven't seen that version yet. I love the Dr. Moreau story, and it would seem a simple translation to film in terms of choosing story elements, but the plotting of this feels very forced and as unnatural as the doctor's animal-people. The story is one that addresses many philosophical issues in an astute manner, but this movie's dialogue and plot elements do not reflect these issues, as the movie is devoid of subtext. The most wasted role is that of Maria, as her character's interesting development (which is a plot whopper in other tellings) is completely left out. It is hinted at by her constant animal companion, but only those who know the story will pick up on that. The makeup is amazing with the exception of the halfish job done on York. I think the creatures' eyes could have been somehow modified to be better, as I've found some of the most terrifying images in my subconscious are that of frenzied animalistic eyes with a distinctly human awareness in it, and it's the only reason I've been scared by the occasional werewolf or vampire costume design. There is pretty minimal blood in this, but a lot of questionable animal handling practices and loud growls. Many peg this movie as horror, but it is distinctly adventure scifi, and if it scares, that is because the underlying premise of the Dr. Moreau story is a looking glass.
]]>Sat, 20 Sep 2008 08:17:20 GMTStinger839Stinger839 Blog9/20/2008 4:17:20 AM*Available for free viewing at Hulu.com Being of my generation, I first saw Michael York as Austin Powers' boss. Seems in the 70s he was quite the adventure/scifi hunk, as Logan's Run is still fresh in my mind. Here in this movie, he is touch and go with his acting, and the critical transformation scene(s) were noticeably underwhelming and amateurish. I can't compare this to the book or the 1996 film as I haven't read/seen them in a while, and I can't contrast it to Island of Lost Souls as I haven't seen that version yet. I love the Dr. Moreau story, and it would seem a simple translation to film in terms of choosing story elements, but the plotting of this feels very forced and as unnatural as the doctor's animal-people. The story is one that addresses many philosophical issues in an astute manner, but this movie's dialogue and plot elements do not reflect these issues, as the movie is devoid of subtext. The most wasted role is that of Maria, as her character's interesting development (which is a plot whopper in other tellings) is completely left out. It is hinted at by her constant animal companion, but only those who know the story will pick up on that. The makeup is amazing with the exception of the halfish job done on York. I think the creatures' eyes could have been somehow modified to be better, as I've found some of the most terrifying images in my subconscious are that of frenzied animalistic eyes with a distinctly human awareness in it, and it's the only reason I've been scared by the occasional werewolf or vampire costume design. There is pretty minimal blood in this, but a lot of questionable animal handling practices and loud growls. Many peg this movie as horror, but it is distinctly adventure scifi, and if it scares, that is because the underlying premise of the Dr. Moreau story is a looking glass. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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