Ah, I wouldn't talk to him anyway. I hear that the only thing that ever comes out of his mouth is shit.

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Show posts MenuQuote from: KyriakosCH on Thu 16/08/2018 18:15:52I must admit, I only watch horror to laugh.
It seems i am more hardcore in horror tastes than most of you guys
I don't really like jokes/funny moments in horror. I like funny memes (and do laugh with them), but horror should be a little serious so as to work a bit (even when remaining serious, it usually doesn't work at all; which is a shame).
Quote from: VampireWombat on Thu 16/08/2018 17:28:09It's been a while since I watched it, but I'm pretty sure he said a funny line after killing someone, and then there's that ending where he gets a shotgun to the face. That's hilarious. And in Cult of Chucky, I think there's a scene where he's walking past a doorway, and someone sees him, so he goes "Shh", and then he just walks on.
I'm having trouble thinking of anything funny in Curse of Chucky
Quote from: KyriakosCH on Thu 16/08/2018 13:15:50
Iirc the original movie of the series, Child's Play, didn't have much humour either.
Later Chucky movies were full comedy-horror, obviously
Quote from: VampireWombat on Thu 16/08/2018 16:51:41While Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky, were both clearly horror comedies, all of the other films do have a few funny moments. Usually due to the way Chucky himself speaks (he's such an asshole). If you watch all of the films, and skip to parts with Chucky in them, you will almost always find a moment worth giggling at. There's a reason why Chucky so casually slid into horror comedy for a while.
I haven't actually seen any version of the Grudge, but haven't the last 2 Child's Play movies been more serious than the first was? I know for sure Curse of Chucky was. Of course the first Child's Play shouldn't have been scary to anyone over 8. Or to anyone who didn't own a My Buddy, Kid Sister, or Cabbage Patch Kid...
Quote from: BunnyShoggoth on Tue 14/08/2018 03:04:40That's an incredibly brilliant idea!
One more idea of mine is a game about qualia. The concept of qualia implies that different people may actually be seeing the world in different ways; for instance, one person may see a color as "red" and another as "green", but since they both use the word "red" for it, we would never find out that they perceive it differently. I thought that in the game it could be taken to the extreme: you could play as several characters who see the same locations in a very different way (one sees them as photorealistic, another in cartoony CMI or DOTT style with bizarre colors, another in retro painting-esque fashion, etc.), and there could be some puzzles related to that.
Quote from: Slasher on Tue 07/08/2018 18:22:40I would choose 64 bit. About ten to fifteen years ago, I would have chosen 32 bit if given the choice, but now, definitely 64 bit.
Laptops....
32 or 64 bit if you had to choose?
Is that any disadvantages with 64 bit?
Cheers
Quote from: VampireWombat on Thu 02/08/2018 13:02:53And Chucky.
Yay, the form stage.
Danvzare - So, pretty much just Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers, and Leatherface for you?
Quote from: Stupot on Thu 02/08/2018 13:08:15Alright then, thanks. I'll see about filling it in then.
@Dan - You can still enter a suggestion for as many or few of the categories as you want. Plus there's a lot of films that would fit in more than one category, so you could probably for a slasher film into at least three or four of the categories :-) Plus, you're invited to suggest films that you might not have even seen yet.
Also, this is open for everybody, not just the ‘professionals' as you say. I welcome one or two obscure titles that only the true horror buffs have heard of, but that's not what this is about.
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