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August 29, 2013 – 01:25

Let the Right One In is named the scariest movie of the decade

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The Bloody Disgusting, site specializing in horror films, has assembled a list of the 20 scariest movies of the decade. Who won? The Swedish Let the Right One In . Incidentally, Hollywood produces at this time a remake of the American story, set in the Stockholm suburb of Oskar (Kåre Hedebrant) a fragile 12 year old always tormented by schoolmates who falls for Eli (Lina Leandersson) beautiful girl and peculiar, apparently, is a vampire.

The ranking even with the recent Paranormal Activity and Drag Me to Hell , a horror comedy Shaun of the Dead and other symbols of the horror genre, like The Fog and The Call .

Check out the list of the 20 scariest movies of the decade:

1 - Let the Right One In
2nd - Shaun of the Dead
3 - The Descent
4 - The Fog
5th - Session 9
6 - The Call
7 - Extermination
8 - Dawn of the Dead
9 - Tales of Days of the Witch
10th - Saw
11 - [REC]
12 - Inside
13 - Drag Me to Hell
14 - Audition
15 - Battle Royale
16 - Paranormal Activity
17 - Man
18 - The Devil's Backbone
19 - American Psycho
20th - Cloverfield - Monster

Source: www.cineclick.com.br

Saw 2 DVDs last nite: Santini and Dogtown

2005-07-08 10:05:56 by and-the-Z-Boys

Santini was much better than I anticipated. First time I had ever heard of The Great Santini was seeing in the bargain DVD bin at Borders, next to movies like Death Wish 2 and Mr. Majestyk. So I just assumed it was subpar. Duvall was great and scary, but it kinda craps out at the end. There's implied revelation/realization on the part of Santini, but you never really have enough time with him after his drunken moment to know if he has changed his ways. I liked the son character, I thought he'd be a little wimpier. And Blythe Danner really looked like Gywneth Paltrow (or vice versa) 25 years ago

Part 2

2005-06-09 11:25:23 by Master_Shake

What director Christopher Nolan (Memento) and writer David Goyer (Blade) have done is made Batman as real and believable as possible. Gotham City is no longer the creepy gothic berg of the Burton movies or the homoerotic neon wonderland of the Schumacher catastrophes. It's a city where you think people might actually live and work and starve and suffer. Nolan and Goyer also give us a lot of insight into Bruce Wayne's psyche and his motivation. They want us to truly understand why a man would go so far as to dress up in a bat suit to fight crime, and it works. We buy it.
The filmmakers have also captured the essence of what it is that makes Batman so cool: he's a scary motherfucker

Why email sucks and what we can do about it  — PandoDaily
In the 1990s, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan were even in a Nora Ephron movie that lionized the power and charm of email. Today, though, email's glory days are over, and it has become the most headache-inducing, inefficient technology we use daily.

Celebrity Horror Films  — Western Courier
Celebrity Horror Films Steve Lutz | 0 comments. The decade of the 1990s was a simpler time; actors focused on television and movies, musicians focused on their bands and models just kept their mouths shut and looked pretty.

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