.lava
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yep
you know, girl walks alone at night, man attacks her and she turns out to be a vampire hahaha that was fun..
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yep
you know, girl walks alone at night, man attacks her and she turns out to be a vampire hahaha that was fun..
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whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
1978.
Sarah Polley was the best thing about the Dawn' remake.
She's kind of weird looking... I liked the girl with the dog. She went outside into the zombies to save the puppy dog. That's what I would have done if Baggins was there.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I usually don't like movies that are older than I am. I like the old Twilight Zone episodes and Alice in Wonderland though. Those are older than I am.
But that kind of removes a huge part of film history unless you're 100. If I had to pick an era I'd say the 70s were the heyday of film. I'm sure I'll change my mind 20 minutes from now though.
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
Usually old movies just make me laugh. I liked The Wizard of Oz a lot when I was little. A lot of old movies have horrible special effects and the fashion makes me laugh too. The Twilight Zone is hilarious. I like how some of them are very scientifically impossible. Well, they are all about aliens and stuff, which is pretty far-fetched, but what's funny is when they say something that has sense been proven impossible. For instance, I think one time there was an alien from Venus in one of the episodes, or one of the gas planets. It was funny.
White Zombie would be the first, but the zombies were Haitians under the supernatural control of Lugosi, and not undead. The first undead zombie film would be Romero's Night of the Living Dead where he and Russo introduced the ghouls as dead flesh eaters.
I feel old.
What about old comedies? Or crime noir? Or stuff without special effects?
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I don't know if I've seen any old comedies. Don't feel old. I don't know how old you are, but you don't seem too old.
I'm 98.
I loved Drag Me to Hell. A return to old school Sam Raimi but a bit toned down violence wise. It was so much fun though.
.lava
Veteran Member
i like it very much. i don't know how they managed to scare me with a laughter but that was truly entertaining piece of art
specially scenes in parking place...yep!now, the oldest 'night of the living dead' i found is made in 1968. would that be the one?
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Yes, 1968. George Romero's classic. Avoid any colorized versions though.i like it very much. i don't know how they managed to scare me with a laughter but that was truly entertaining piece of art
now, the oldest 'night of the living' i found is made in 1968. would that be the one?
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.lava
Veteran Member
Yes, 1968. George Romero's classic. Avoid any colorized versions though.
OK, it is not colorized
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Yes, 1968. George Romero's classic. Avoid any colorized versions though.
they used Hershey's syrup for blood in the movie. One big reason to see it in black&white.