list http://www.spout.com/ suspense-thriller-mystery-horror recent group discussions Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/dead_silence/407/17549/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: dead silence
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: digitalconquest
Post Date: 8/7/2007 6:03:16 PM
Body: like the ending of the movie and the puppet was a wee bit spooky but other than that, the acting,scenes,the lines, was a bit b-rated(cheesy). (for the ones that have seen it)What do you guys think of the movie and what rating would you give the dead silence?I would give it a 2 out of 5 stars
]]>Tue, 07 Aug 2007 22:03:16 GMTdead silence suspense-thriller-mystery-horrorlike the ending of the movie and the puppet was a wee bit spooky but other than that, the acting,scenes,the lines, was a bit b-rated(cheesy). (for the ones that have seen it)What do you guys think of the movie and what rating would you give the dead silence?I would give it a 2 out of 5 stars8/7/2007 6:03:16 PMlike the ending of the movie and the puppet was a wee bit spooky but other than that, the acting,scenes,the lines, was a bit b-rated(cheesy). (for the ones that have seen it)What do you guys think of the movie and what rating would you give the dead silence?I would give it a 2 out of 5 stars http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/Thrillers_and_Mysteries_from_the_1970s/407/17921/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: Thrillers and Mysteries from the 1970s
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Last Post By: digitalconquest
Post Date: 8/12/2007 9:49:56 PM
Body: You know, in the 1970's there were a lot of little low budget thrillers but some that were really good. Some were very scary, some were mysteries, some were just spooky.I just watched a really good film called the Cat and the Canary, it was one of those whodunnit mysteries and people keep disappearing, etc. Kind of like Agatha Christie's and Then there were None. What are some other films from the 70s you have seen that fall into this category?
]]>Mon, 13 Aug 2007 01:49:56 GMTThrillers and Mysteries from the 1970ssuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorYou know, in the 1970's there were a lot of little low budget thrillers but some that were really good. Some were very scary, some were mysteries, some were just spooky.I just watched a really good film called the Cat and the Canary, it was one of those whodunnit mysteries and people keep disappearing, etc. Kind of like Agatha Christie's and Then there were None. What are some other films from the 70s you have seen that fall into this category?8/12/2007 9:49:56 PMYou know, in the 1970's there were a lot of little low budget thrillers but some that were really good. Some were very scary, some were mysteries, some were just spooky.I just watched a really good film called the Cat and the Canary, it was one of those whodunnit mysteries and people keep disappearing, etc. Kind of like Agatha Christie's and Then there were None. What are some other films from the 70s you have seen that fall into this category? http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/Leeds_Point/407/26999/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Leeds Point
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Last Post By: ShoreFan
Post Date: 4/6/2008 11:23:50 AM
Body: Has anyone here seen this movie yet? It's about the Jersey Devil.. I caught it at the Garden State Film Festival this weekend. Freaky stuff. Theres a review here.Has anyone else seen it? Id love to discuss, being from Jersey and all, its a local legend.
]]>Sun, 06 Apr 2008 15:23:50 GMTLeeds Pointsuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorHas anyone here seen this movie yet? It's about the Jersey Devil.. I caught it at the Garden State Film Festival this weekend. Freaky stuff. Theres a review here.Has anyone else seen it? Id love to discuss, being from Jersey and all, its a local legend. 4/6/2008 11:23:50 AMHas anyone here seen this movie yet? It's about the Jersey Devil.. I caught it at the Garden State Film Festival this weekend. Freaky stuff. Theres a review here.Has anyone else seen it? Id love to discuss, being from Jersey and all, its a local legend. http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/Skull_Bones_out_on_DVD/407/22338/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Skull & Bones out on DVD
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: PaulSerrano
Post Date: 11/28/2007 4:18:37 PM
Body: Hey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie
]]>Wed, 28 Nov 2007 21:18:37 GMTSkull & Bones out on DVDsuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorHey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie11/28/2007 4:18:37 PMHey Everyone, Paul Serrano, Producer of "Skull & Bones," posting the following message on behalf of Director T.S. Slaughter:I write to announce the release on DVD of my new gay-themed, campy slasher "Skull & Bones" (USA , 2007, 73 minutes). The tagline "A Tale of Homo-cidal Mania" sums up my original and darkly humorous take on a traditional genre. Allow me to highlight other key features of the film: "Skull & Bones" is controversial, nasty, and extreme. Audience members at private New York screenings have described the film as "twisted," "disturbing," and "subversive," but also "hilarious" and "hot." FilmThreat.com calls it "unnerving . . . fantasy wish-fulfillment for truly disturbed homosexuals." “Skull & Bones” receives 4 stars (out of 5) from The Coroner’s Report, which calls the film “a worthy introduction for writer and director T.S. Slaughter,” adding: “it features intelligence, originality and creativity rarely seen in the overflowing amount of horror films being released today. It also defies political correctness in a time in which that can be a liability. Expect nightmares for months to come!" My influences include early Wes Craven and John Waters, Tobe Hooper, Rob Zombie, and Italian horror (Argento, Bava, Fulci, Deodato, Lenzi). Multiple-award-winning Executive Editor Spencer Schilly also edited RuPaul's "jaw-droppingly crude" new comedy Starrbooty, which has made the rounds at NewFest, Frameline, Outfest, and PIGLFF, among other gay film festivals. All the music in the film is performed by the filmmakers and their associates--and most of it is brand new. In fact, much of the music was composed specifically for "Skull & Bones," notably the punk songs you'll hear. Some, though, comes with permission from a new Swedish Hip-hop CD. The baroque music you hear in various scenes features the haunting bass stringed instrument the viola da gamba playing funeral and other elegiac music composed around 1700 at the court of Louis XIV. On other occasions the viola da gamba teams up with baroque violin and harpsichord. The snakes and tarantula used in the final torture sequence are real. The yellow snake with the red eyes is a ten-foot Albino Burmese python; the others are eight-foot Brazilian carpet snakes and a baby boa constrictor. The DVD is available both online and at selected retail outlets in New York City. To learn more about the film please visit our website: www.skullandbonesthemovie.com Watch the trailer: http://www.skullandbonesthemovie.com/Trailer.html Sincerely, T.S. Slaughter, writer/director www.myspace.com/skullandbonesthemovie http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/masters_of_horror_fans/407/17110/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: masters of horror fans
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: lukasblu
Post Date: 8/2/2007 9:27:56 PM
Body: which ones(showtime original 1hr. shows of horror) have you seen? and which one is your fave or highly recomend,MUST see ?i have seen:Right to Die (2007) , Family (2006) ,Fair Haired Child (2006), Pick Me Up (2006) , Chocolate (2005) , Homecoming (2005), Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005)I liked :Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005) and Fair Haired Child (2006), BUT my real fave is: Pick Me Up (2006) and Family (2006) and would highly recommend it; must see
]]>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 01:27:56 GMTmasters of horror fanssuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorwhich ones(showtime original 1hr. shows of horror) have you seen? and which one is your fave or highly recomend,MUST see ?i have seen:Right to Die (2007) , Family (2006) ,Fair Haired Child (2006), Pick Me Up (2006) , Chocolate (2005) , Homecoming (2005), Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005)I liked :Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005) and Fair Haired Child (2006), BUT my real fave is: Pick Me Up (2006) and Family (2006) and would highly recommend it; must see8/2/2007 9:27:56 PMwhich ones(showtime original 1hr. shows of horror) have you seen? and which one is your fave or highly recomend,MUST see ?i have seen:Right to Die (2007) , Family (2006) ,Fair Haired Child (2006), Pick Me Up (2006) , Chocolate (2005) , Homecoming (2005), Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005)I liked :Incident on and off a Mountain Road (2005) and Fair Haired Child (2006), BUT my real fave is: Pick Me Up (2006) and Family (2006) and would highly recommend it; must see http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/whats_the_best_current_release_2005_2007_horror/407/16969/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: whats the best (current release 2005-2007) horror/suspense/ thriller you have seen lately ????
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: lukasblu
Post Date: 7/31/2007 6:17:03 PM
Body: recently i have spoken to people that work at video stores and talked to some people that like to rent current movies of this genre;i have also spoken to friends and family and it seems to me (from my point of view),that this is a hard genre to please people i know ;Movies that i have rented the past 4 mths or at least for the year 2007 in this genre have not been very good;Either i ,my family or friends did not find a movie that i or all of us liked.The only ones that i or the consensus(my family and friends) liked are:masters of horror: Pick Me Up (2006 season 1)and Family (2006 season 2)Can anyone else offer their insight or and have movie they would like to recommend? (foreign-older foreign flicks count cause it takes a couple yrs. for a lot of foreign to be easily available in u.s. and indie flicks count also)
]]>Tue, 31 Jul 2007 22:17:03 GMTwhats the best (current release 2005-2007) horror/suspense/ thriller you have seen lately ????suspense-thriller-mystery-horrorrecently i have spoken to people that work at video stores and talked to some people that like to rent current movies of this genre;i have also spoken to friends and family and it seems to me (from my point of view),that this is a hard genre to please people i know ;Movies that i have rented the past 4 mths or at least for the year 2007 in this genre have not been very good;Either i ,my family or friends did not find a movie that i or all of us liked.The only ones that i or the consensus(my family and friends) liked are:masters of horror: Pick Me Up (2006 season 1)and Family (2006 season 2)Can anyone else offer their insight or and have movie they would like to recommend? (foreign-older foreign flicks count cause it takes a couple yrs. for a lot of foreign to be easily available in u.s. and indie flicks count also)7/31/2007 6:17:03 PMrecently i have spoken to people that work at video stores and talked to some people that like to rent current movies of this genre;i have also spoken to friends and family and it seems to me (from my point of view),that this is a hard genre to please people i know ;Movies that i have rented the past 4 mths or at least for the year 2007 in this genre have not been very good;Either i ,my family or friends did not find a movie that i or all of us liked.The only ones that i or the consensus(my family and friends) liked are:masters of horror: Pick Me Up (2006 season 1)and Family (2006 season 2)Can anyone else offer their insight or and have movie they would like to recommend? (foreign-older foreign flicks count cause it takes a couple yrs. for a lot of foreign to be easily available in u.s. and indie flicks count also) http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/almost_G_rated_but_not_suspense_thriller_myster/407/16997/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: almost G rated but not!! suspense/thriller/mystery/horror flicks
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: lukasblu
Post Date: 8/1/2007 1:18:10 AM
Body: suspense/thriller/mystery /horror flicks with minimal violence,gore,nudity,and bad language
]]>Wed, 01 Aug 2007 05:18:10 GMTalmost G rated but not!! suspense/thriller/mystery/horror flickssuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorsuspense/thriller/mystery /horror flicks with minimal violence,gore,nudity,and bad language8/1/2007 1:18:10 AMsuspense/thriller/mystery /horror flicks with minimal violence,gore,nudity,and bad language http://www.spout.com/groups/suspense_thriller_mystery_horror/it/407/16855/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: it
Group Name: suspense-thriller-mystery-horror
Last Post By: lukasblu
Post Date: 7/30/2007 9:43:15 AM
Body: it is one sven kings bust move
]]>Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:43:15 GMTitsuspense-thriller-mystery-horrorit is one sven kings bust move7/30/2007 9:43:15 AMit is one sven kings bust move