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Post by Halloween11 on Jan 25, 2006 21:02:17 GMT -5
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Post by Bloodycamper on Jan 26, 2006 3:14:49 GMT -5
Im sure it will be..
The Halloween series is classic and its be gonna popular for a long time to come..
Classics never die..
Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th
Are todays classics
Like Dracula franky wolfman were...
There still hugley popular now so look forward to the future, Halloween aint going nowhere...
Plus when they get there butts into gear and release the next film its gonna attract a new younger audience to want to go back and watch the rest of the series..
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Post by The HangMan on Jan 27, 2006 5:32:35 GMT -5
HALLOWEEN WILL NEVER DIE ITS THE GRATEIST
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Post by Bloodycamper on Jan 27, 2006 8:17:01 GMT -5
Fridays the greatest!
Halloween next.. lol
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Post by d3M0n on Jan 27, 2006 20:54:32 GMT -5
Are todays classics Like Dracula franky wolfman were... He hit the nail on the head! When the new killers arrive in 5 to 10 years Halloween will become to us what Frankenstein, Dracula and Wolfman are to us now! It will never die, just like they have'nt have no fear
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Post by Halloween11 on Jan 29, 2006 20:12:57 GMT -5
It will never die for me it made my life worth living.
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Post by Voorhees666 on Jan 29, 2006 20:26:35 GMT -5
They're all right, Halloween, the franchise won't die. Come to think of it: Freddy, Jason, and Michael are kinda like the Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and Wolfman of today!
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Post by SiMpLe-SiStEr on Feb 11, 2006 21:24:31 GMT -5
I'm sure people will be into Michael just as they are the others, probably 20 years from now.
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Post by Chainsaw on Feb 12, 2006 2:40:28 GMT -5
It is a horror classic and a staple every October, its not going anywhere anytime soon.
I just hope it isnt remade. :pray:
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Post by FridayFreak on Apr 16, 2006 22:21:12 GMT -5
Just the name will keep it around for a very long time, Jus Like every time frday the 13th comes around, someone has a marathon of movies.
So every year, on Halloween and on each Friday, there are those younger generation kids watching these and getting hooked into the story and keeping the franchises alive!
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Post by Wolf on Jun 8, 2006 4:00:02 GMT -5
I agree that they'll never die but, yes Dracula, Frankenstien's monster and the Wolfman are still popular but the've been remade and parodied so many times its hard to take them seriously. Besides you guys, I know one person who likes them. Most people I know call them boring or even stupid. I'm realy kind of scared that will to Freddy, Jason and Mike.
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Post by HUDSON on Jun 12, 2006 17:58:38 GMT -5
Well I can say in my household it will be alive for years to come. I have already subjected my children to all of these films, and they love them, whenever I get the urge to watch one my kids are right there with me. Same with Friday, NOES, and all my Romero, and Italian Horror films. I only hope they pass them on to their children, but they have to get teir own copies of them, for I will be buried with all my horror DVD's.
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Post by FreddyJasonV on Jun 13, 2006 11:43:47 GMT -5
Lol, I think I'd just pass mine onto my kids. Everytime I watch mine, it seems we have younger kids in the house, because sometimes my grandma babysits. She says "don't watch those with the kids around, it'll scare them to death!" I've held little Keagen, 1 yr old, on my lap while watching NoES and he didn't seemed scared at all. He seemed to enjoy watching that because he laughed at the right moments. Perhaps he will pass them legends on, lol.
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Post by HUDSON on Jun 13, 2006 13:36:52 GMT -5
Thats it people, pass it on to the younger generation.
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Post by Kwik Kash on Jun 17, 2006 23:32:09 GMT -5
I would like to this so, but then I read this...
Despite Halloween's influence on the genre, critics have recently questioned the film's staying power. Audiences have become desensitized by the blood, gore, and violence of later slasher films and to many modern viewers the slow pace and suspense of Halloween is no longer frightening, and may seem tame, if not boring. Film critic Herb Kane, while praising the historical significance of the film, notes:
I agree [with critics who suggest the film is dated]... I literally laughed throughout the movie. Face it. We've seen this all before - in countless copycat slasher films! Some of the scenes now are just plain cheesy and funny to me like when Loomis finds a dead animal in the old Meyer's [sic] house and refers to Michael, "He got hungry"; or dialogue repeating the word "TOTALLY" over and over again. Simply watching Michael appear and disappear in certain scenes is hilarious! The scene where he walks into a bedroom dressed as a ghost wearing a white sheet and glasses put me in tears - TOTALLY!
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Post by MyersFan95 on Jun 22, 2006 1:23:28 GMT -5
Im sure it will be.. The Halloween series is classic and its be gonna popular for a long time to come.. Classics never die.. Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th Are todays classics Like Dracula franky wolfman were... There still hugley popular now so look forward to the future, Halloween aint going nowhere... Plus when they get there butts into gear and release the next film its gonna attract a new younger audience to want to go back and watch the rest of the series.. I agree... ...but when people think of classic's in about 2-50 years, they think Halloween, A Nightmare On Elm Street, Friday the 13th...but they don't think of the others...Sleepaway Camp, Black Christmas, Bubba Ho-Tep, Day of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead, and the other slashers...
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Post by Hellface on Jun 24, 2006 17:06:38 GMT -5
Their will always be Halloween fans
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