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post #91
12 March 2006, 00:02 UTC#91
CRACK? Come on, Methadone maybe. But Crack's a bad one. I'd say that I am willing take back my submission that Cabin Fever is the worst Horror movie ever, since people are saying it's Comedy, no horror. But in all seriousness, Deep Blue Sea is the worst ever then. There was nothing funny or scarey about it. Samuel L. Jackson sullied his good name with that film.
post #92
12 March 2006, 00:45 UTC#92
House of the dead and The Boogeyman are the WORST MOVIES EVERS.

I want to kick sam raimi in the balls for producing a shitty film like boogeyman.. shit, who could ever imagine that he director of evil dead, produced that crap?
post #93
12 March 2006, 01:01 UTC#93
producer doesnt mean anything sometimes. wes craven produced dracula 2000 (I think it was) and he hadnt even saw the film, they just payed for his name
post #94
12 March 2006, 01:07 UTC#94
Hum.. I think it makes senses. Cause sam raimi also produced an Hercules tv series.
post #95
12 March 2006, 01:09 UTC#95
I jsut saw the hills have eyes.. I thought horror movies were supposed to be scary.. people laughed through the most brutal deaths not the best movie ive ever seen

oh yeah.. in my opinion.. "the fog" was also terrible.. it was so bad I actually felt angry after watching
post #96
12 March 2006, 02:30 UTC#96
QUOTE(mako @ Mar 12 2006, 12:45 AM) [snapback]301100[/snapback]

I want to kick sam raimi in the balls for producing a shitty film like boogeyman.. shit, who could ever imagine that he director of evil dead, produced that crap?


Yeah man, same here. Honestly, the guy started going downhill fast every since he directed For 'Love of the Game' Image file not present in the recovered backup

QUOTE(DanG @ Mar 12 2006, 01:01 AM) [snapback]301110[/snapback]

producer doesnt mean anything sometimes. wes craven produced dracula 2000 (I think it was) and he hadnt even saw the film, they just payed for his name


True, but with Sam Raimi thats not the case. He saw films like Ju-on (The Grudge) and The Boogeyman and loved the concepts, so he did everything he could to get them on to the big screen.