Scary Movies

[W2R]

Bambi scared the hell outta me.....but, then again, I scare easily.

Me too, when I was little. But then, I cried when the witch (in Snow White) went over the cliff. I felt so sorry for her, old and unloved. And what a frightening, hideous fate. I was overly sensitive as a child, I suppose.

Check out the opening credits below. Nothing scary, I promise!

Beautiful scenery, I agree. But unfortunately I read the book, so I know what's coming and it's scary!

 

[Purron]

Beautiful scenery, I agree. But unfortunately I read the book, so I know what's coming and it's scary!

I'll check back in later on the book W2R. While I love The Shining movie, I never read the book but am now about 60 pages into it. I was inspired to pick it up from the library after finishing 11/22/63 which I loved. Put me in a Stephen King kinda mood. That plus the feel of fall in the air with the leaves turning and pumpkins everywhere for sale.

 

[bssc]

Going to the Sun Road with Wild Goose Island. Also used for the end of the theatrical release of Blade Running (the Happy Ever After Ending).

Based on a real room in the Stanley Hotel which you can rent.

 

[Nemo2]

Me too, when I was little.

No, no...I saw it last week!

 

[W2R]

No, no...I saw it last week!

 

[Meadbh]

With Halloween almost upon us, here is an interesting article about the relationship of successful horror movies to economic conditions.

http://www.thejournal.ie/readme/col...uggling-horror-movies-do-well-639123-Oct2012/

I am generally not a fan of horror movies. But a couple of years ago I went into the wrong movie theatre by mistake and found myself watching Paranormal 2. I was suitably terrified!