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Discussion: Archived: Random Thoughts (#2)
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Originally posted by Elec†ricJudas
Scream >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Halloween, ANOES, etc
But more specifically Scream > Scream 2 > Scream 4 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Scream 3
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I'm about to make you scream in a minute.
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Originally posted by Midnight
Yes, it was also said to have been inspired by the Keddie murders. The writer denied it, tho. Anyway, it's one of my favorites.
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I heard that it was too, which made it more realistic and scarier too me. Glad to know we share the same tea 
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Example, Jason Takes Manhattan.
Even though I did enjoy it, but still. |
Is that the one where he walks around the city and literally nobody is giving to ****s 
Also, The nightmare on elm st movie where those teens have powers  that movie is the Kiis
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Originally posted by Midnight
There was but it was written out during rewrites. During Laurie/Keri's class, one of her student's is giving a report on the periodic Halloween murders in Haddinfield. She mentions how Laurie died in a car accident, causing her daughter, Jamie, to be placed in foster care with the Carruthers. She then goes to say how Michael eventually killed her. If I remember correctly, Laurie/Keri goes into a bathroom stall afterwards and cries while thinking about her student mentioning Michael murdering her daughter in their report.
The reason it was cut is because it would've complicated things since H20 was being treated as a direct sequel to Halloween 2. There would've been so many loose ends to tie up, like the Thorn cult. They wouldn't have been able mention Jamie and ignore everything that happened in Halloween 6.
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I totally forgot about that! I didn't know all of those details, though.  But you're right, it was probably a good thing that they didn't mention it, because the Halloween storyline was all over the place at that point. Even though I love it, Halloween 6 was a mess. I'm very into the curse of thorn and the cult, but it just made the movie ridiculous. And I'm still bitter that Danielle Harris didn't play Jamie, all because of a few dollars.
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Wasn't Hellraiser supposed to be remade?
Also, I'm excited for the remake of It as well.
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Halloween is irrelevant here
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Originally posted by Elec†ricJudas
Scream >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Halloween, ANOES, etc
But more specifically Scream > Scream 2 > Scream 4 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Scream 3
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Scream, sis? SCREAM? Even though I'm a fan of the series, it ain't better than the classics.
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Wasn't Hellraiser supposed to be remade?
Also, I'm excited for the remake of It as well.
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The new Halloween movie was ditched for the Hellraiser remake that never happened. 
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Originally posted by Harajuku
Is that the one where he walks around the city and literally nobody is giving to ****s
Also, The nightmare on elm st movie where those teens have powers that movie is the Kiis |
Yup, that's the one.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
The part where the guy had wizard powers. 
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Originally posted by Midnight
I'm about to make you scream in a minute.
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Originally posted by ManDown
Scream, sis? SCREAM? Even though I'm a fan of the series, it ain't better than the classics.
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I love the classics, but I enjoy Scream more
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Originally posted by ManDown
The new Halloween movie was ditched for the Hellraiser remake that never happened. |
Oh yea, I remember that. I'm still pressed at the fact that H3 might not see the light of day. I even liked Scout Taylor Compton. I thought she played a good Laurie Strode.
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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series has been pretty consistent for the most part 
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Yup, that's the one.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
The part where the guy had wizard powers. |
Yasss the kid in the wheelchair need to watch this movie again
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I sympathize. I watched the Boogey Man when I was like 6 and it scarred me for life. I never watch horror movies anymore.
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Oh yea, I remember that. I'm still pressed at the fact that H3 might not see the light of day. I even liked Scout Taylor Compton. I thought she played a good Laurie Strode.
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Me too, even though it'll probably be a mess.
My issue with the remakes is how violent they are. I'm all for bloody, gory horror films, but that's not what Halloween was originally about. John Carpenter was all about lighting and music. Michael Myers (in the remake) is too big and brutal. Like, stomping somebody's face in? Michael would never, could never. He was always about weapons.
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
YASS @ the Halloween stanning in here. It's definitely my favorite horror film of all time. Do I dare say I liked the 2007 & 2009 remakes.  |
Yes Bloo stan for the fantastic remakes that nobody likes 
I've been dragged countless times in the Horror thread for loving them
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Originally posted by Midnight
There was but it was written out during rewrites. During Laurie/Keri's class, one of her students is giving a report on the periodic Halloween murders in Haddonfield. She mentions how Laurie died in a car accident, causing her daughter, Jamie, to be placed in foster care with the Carruthers. She then goes to say how Michael eventually killed her. If I remember correctly, Laurie/Keri goes into a bathroom stall afterwards and cries while thinking about her student mentioning Michael murdering her daughter in their report.
The reason it was cut is because it would've complicated things since H20 was being treated as a direct sequel to Halloween 2. There would've been so many loose ends to tie up, like the Thorn cult. They wouldn't have been able to mention Jamie and ignore everything that happened in Halloween 6.
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I didn't know that  thanks for the info! I love knowing stuff like this. Yeah to many lose ends would be needed to tie up in a short amount of time if they wanted to connect them
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Originally posted by Elec†ricJudas
Scream >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Halloween, ANOES, etc
But more specifically Scream > Scream 2 > Scream 4 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Scream 3
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Scream is barely below Halloween but you have that order right 
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Originally posted by Midnight
Yes, it was also said to have been inspired by the Keddie murders. The writer denied it, tho. Anyway, it's one of my favorites.
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I know  I googled those and it happened 4 hours away from me, that's close in Nevada distance so it makes it scarier
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Originally posted by BlooRiverAnimal
Wasn't Hellraiser supposed to be remade?
Also, I'm excited for the remake of It as well.
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What! I LOVE HELLRAISER! I need a remake that is gory and nasty and bloody
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Originally posted by ManDown
The new Halloween movie was ditched for the Hellraiser remake that never happened. |
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Originally posted by Harajuku
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series has been pretty consistent for the most part |
They have, even if some of them are ridiculous. But at least they haven't involved magic or cults.
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If they would have dedicated more time to redeveloping Laurie Strode's character in H20, and less time on John and his girlfriend, they could have referenced the storyline in 4-6. But it might have been too ridiculous at that point, trying to explain a faked death, murdered child, missing grandchild and a cult.
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Originally posted by Harajuku
Is that the one where he walks around the city and literally nobody is giving to ****s
Also, The nightmare on elm st movie where those teens have powers that movie is the Kiis |
ANOES 3: Dream Warriors slays lives. 
They had powers in their dreams, but Freddy took out most of them, his original nemesis sacrificing herself. Anyway, it was a different take on what horror was at the time. Everyone was focused on killers in suburbs, the woods, and ones who only come out on holidays (after Halloween opened the door). No one was really dealing with psychological terror on the level that ANOES was, save for Dreamscape whose creators stole ideas out of the original script to the first ANOES street film before it was made.
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Originally posted by Harajuku
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre series has been pretty consistent for the most part |
I've never seen the original series 
Its the next series I plan on getting though after I finish getting the first chucky movie which is all I need
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