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Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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I don’t know what’s funnier in the clip - the fact that he was running (Jason never runs), the head on collision, asking a mass murderer “are you okay” or the groan of pain, at the end.
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Am I the only one who remembers this series
Friday The 13th 4's Most Disturbing Scene Was Based On A Real Murder
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter has one of the most disturbing deaths in the whole franchise, and it was inspired by a real-life crime.
In the book Crystal Lake Memories(via Friday the 13th Franchise), director Joseph Zito revealed the line Rob screams while being killed by Jason comes from a real crime he read about in a newspaper. According to Zito, the article was about a man who was stabbed and repeatedly screamed “please stop hurting me, please stop killing me”. The story had a big impact on Zito, who saw some extra tragedy in the victim speaking to his attacker, and that ultimately resulted in an equally impactful scene in the Friday the 13th franchise, as Rob’s death was more shocking and sad precisely because of his interaction with Jason during the attack, and it didn’t need one drop of blood to have that impact. Rob’s death is made more tragic by the fact that he couldn’t avenge his sister’s death, and he was no regular teen in the franchise that became a victim of the relentless Jason Voorhees.
https://screenrant.com/friday-13th-4-movie-disturbing-murder-real/amp/
Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter has one of the most disturbing deaths in the whole franchise, and it was inspired by a real-life crime.
In the book Crystal Lake Memories(via Friday the 13th Franchise), director Joseph Zito revealed the line Rob screams while being killed by Jason comes from a real crime he read about in a newspaper. According to Zito, the article was about a man who was stabbed and repeatedly screamed “please stop hurting me, please stop killing me”. The story had a big impact on Zito, who saw some extra tragedy in the victim speaking to his attacker, and that ultimately resulted in an equally impactful scene in the Friday the 13th franchise, as Rob’s death was more shocking and sad precisely because of his interaction with Jason during the attack, and it didn’t need one drop of blood to have that impact. Rob’s death is made more tragic by the fact that he couldn’t avenge his sister’s death, and he was no regular teen in the franchise that became a victim of the relentless Jason Voorhees.
https://screenrant.com/friday-13th-4-movie-disturbing-murder-real/amp/
The show was good for the first two seasons but it fell off ins Season 3 when they switched white guys:
Rob's death was weak because he spent the whole movie being the mysterious drifter looking to find Jason so he could avenge his sister's murder and then he just gets murked in 5 seconds screaming like a ho.
The show was good for the first two seasons but it fell off ins Season 3 when they switched white guys:
…they Blue’s Cluesed the series.
@darealvelle Look whose in American Horror Stories ep 5!!!!
Vanessa Williams (“Candyman”) plays a therapist named Dr.Eleanor Berger who tries to counsel Liv (Billie Lourd), a new mother who fears her baby is being stalked by a demonic entity in the newest episode titled “Ba'al.” The Texan spoke with Williams about her work on the spine-tingling horror series.
‘American Horror Stories’ actress Vanessa Estelle Williams talks ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ influence, work in the horror genre, warning Billie Lourd about summoning dark forces
Vanessa Williams (“Candyman”) plays a therapist named Dr.Eleanor Berger who tries to counsel Liv (Billie Lourd), a new mother who fears her baby is being stalked by a demonic entity in the newest episode titled “Ba'al.” The Texan spoke with Williams about her work on the spine-tingling horror series.
‘American Horror Stories’ actress Vanessa Estelle Williams talks ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ influence, work in the horror genre, warning Billie Lourd about summoning dark forces
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@darealvelle Look whose in American Horror Stories ep 5!!!!
Vanessa Williams (“Candyman”) plays a therapist named Dr.Eleanor Berger who tries to counsel Liv (Billie Lourd), a new mother who fears her baby is being stalked by a demonic entity in the newest episode titled “Ba'al.” The Texan spoke with Williams about her work on the spine-tingling horror series.
‘American Horror Stories’ actress Vanessa Estelle Williams talks ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ influence, work in the horror genre, warning Billie Lourd about summoning dark forces
yep that was the best episode of the season
I’m watching it right now - def better than the first 3 eps of this season.
I’m at 40:13- what in the HELL??!!!!! Sooooo her husband …. The Receptionist, I did NOT see that twist coming! No he did not
That’s evil ASF- production!
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I’m at 40:13- what in the HELL??!!!!! Sooooo her husband …. The Receptionist, I did NOT see that twist coming! No he did not
I knew you would like that twist. Especially the end