yes...i really had to use my head in that one.....
psychological thrillers, luv, leave you thinking about the idea of the film after the film is ened...if makes you wander...makes you use your brain and it creeps you out...
just like you said about the ending of the film: ''the girl gets away, letherface is upset...the end''
The film was disturbing, ok...but it was in no way psychological!
it was disturbing because of its psychological aspects, again, because it makes you use your mind to finish the acts in your head. its is very psychological, and im not the only person who knows this, most horror critics, and other horror directors recognize this fact as part of what makes the movie so relentlessly powerful. im not saying it is a psychological thriller in any way, it is psychological horror though.
Well...maybe...really we never gonna agree on this really. i saw TCM a long time ago, and i was quite young when i saw it...i was disturbed by it....i dont think by the whole film, i think the most disturbing scene is the end scene...that was the only thing that was disturbing for me....
you like the film...an thats cool, i think it didnt do for me as much as Michael Myers has...i was never more terrefied and i dont think i ever will be......wrong turn sucks to you, i thought it wasnt so bad.....
i always thought micheal was incredibly boring, no personality whatsoever, nothing creative at all, just a watered down leatherface. jason was kinda cool, because he was like some incredibly powerful zombie who at least looked fugly under the mask. freddy is cool, he is the most colorful of the 3, but i never found him scary at all, he was too likeable to me.
Freddy, Jason and Micheal- they're my homies. I agree, much more lovable than scary. I don't remember if I was afraid of them as a kid, but I was afraid of pretty much everything as a kid, so it's a safe bet that I was.
I think the Friday the Thirteenth series gets a lot better after the sixth movie- at that point the writers seem to say, "You know what? This is just kind of silly. So let's have fun with it for a while." (The Nightmare series starts that at about the second one) They seemed to take that attitude towards Freddy vs Jason too, which I really enjoyed.
Regarding The Order- I haven't seen it yet, but I've heard it's very confusing. Usually when someone says that about a movie I end up liking it, so I'm geeked up.
Hee, I know. I loved the scene where they first show them- I mean, you've got The Bad Girl, The Jerk, Shy Girl With a Dead Mother and The Only Black Person in Springwood. And you know right off the bat who's gonna live and die. It took all my willpower to keep from stading up in my seat and screaming "THIS ROCKS!"