Digital Art Zone

depends on what you like. Its basically like a live action film noir comic book, lots of guns, lots of cars, lots of hot women in skimpy outfits, very gritty gangster type stuff

Barb Wire on steroids then

sounds like my sort of film, off to see if it is on lovefilm

Sin City is a very dark movie with a special atmosphere. It’s definitely not for those who are squeamish or faint of heart.

So a film to watch during the day, not on your own at night

If you want to scar a young person for life, it’s either this or Saw.

(watched the latter once, never again)

I saw the start of the first saw film, and that was enough.

i saw saw, did you see saw, did you see saw 2 ?

i love those movies, but hate the title lol

why a Zombit? why not a Hombie?
btw, a Zombie would starve at my work!
we actually have a picking bay on our line everyone either calls the braindead bay or the zombie bay where there are a lot of freebie orders as wew refer to ones that do not want something from the bay you are picking on, ironicly one often ends up making more mistakes there than on a busy bay due to boredom and spending one’s time helping the person it the next bay resulting in skipping orders by forgetting where you were.

LycanthropeX - 03 July 2012 08:38 AM

i saw saw, did you see saw, did you see saw 2 ?

i love those movies, but hate the title lol

I can take many movies, even bad B-movies, but Saw is in the category were I’m repulsed.

The original Saw? The first one? I liked that one.

Have you seen Hostel?

The Saw and Hostel genre is definitely 1 I stay away from, not art, just gross

I tend toward more horror / suspense type films, the classic stuff like the Universal films of the 30s, but i did enjoy Saw and Hostel, not for the gore, but I thought the plot and character development was interesting. Hostel did make me cringe a bit, most films don’t do that to me. But I usually have a gallon or 2 of blood in my fridge and I have skeletons in my living room, so I guess I am kinda used to that sort of thing. I see gore in a movie and to me its just bits of latex rubber and stage blood.

I have never seen the human centipede but friends who yawned through Saw and the Hostel raved about THAT one.
(I was rivited to both Saw and the Hostel but not so much the sequels, disliked the one with the neck bomb but ironicly a real extortion case based on it occured in Australia.

No, I think I saw no.3, and that was enough.

LycanthropeX - 03 July 2012 11:51 AM

I tend toward more horror / suspense type films, the classic stuff like the Universal films of the 30s, but i did enjoy Saw and Hostel, not for the gore, but I thought the plot and character development was interesting. Hostel did make me cringe a bit, most films don’t do that to me. But I usually have a gallon or 2 of blood in my fridge and I have skeletons in my living room, so I guess I am kinda used to that sort of thing. I see gore in a movie and to me its just bits of latex rubber and stage blood.

That is true about the effects, I certainly still love the old Hammer flicks, and I don’t mind a good B movie either