Nah.. I'm good with that one. They're doing too much with that. .... that's a pass. I have my limits with the deviance on display as far as that subject goes.
Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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Nah.. I'm good with that one. They're doing too much with that. .... that's a pass. I have my limits with the deviance on display as far as that subject goes.
Watching Victor Crawley
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Wow, One Cut of the Dead was the sweetest movie ever. Might be my fav for 2019
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Looks good!
Ehh with all due respect fukk midsommar
Somebody take away his posting privileges for at least 1-3 days. Between this question and his biased/opinionated need to change his thread titles, his unjustified attack on the Midsommar film; he must submit any comments and/or questions for pre-approval prior to posting.
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I’m convinced this woman is a vampire
Remake is better
WTH does she look better now
Aging in reverse
I don’t know why y’all hate on Midsommar. No one finds this interesting ??? -
All the hidden meanings you may have missed in the 'Midsommar' ending
First of all, while "Midsommar" quickly turns into a cultish nightmare, the movie is ultimately about the end of a relationship between the two main characters, Dani and Christian.
Ari Aster was recovering from a breakup of his own while he was developing the film, and that experience influenced his writing of the characters, in particular Dani.
it’s based on a true series of events
While the most horrific events in the film are fictitious, the holiday and many of its rituals are very real. Midsummer is an annual event that takes place in mid-June, around the summer solstice. It's popular across the globe, particularly in Scandinavia
If you're wondering how anyone could come up with this stuff, it turns out Aster did months of research on Viking torture techniques. What Simon's subjected to is right in line with the "blood eagle" method of execution by torture, a prolonged type of ritual killing detailed in Norse poetry.
All the hidden meanings you may have missed in the 'Midsommar' ending
First of all, while "Midsommar" quickly turns into a cultish nightmare, the movie is ultimately about the end of a relationship between the two main characters, Dani and Christian.
Ari Aster was recovering from a breakup of his own while he was developing the film, and that experience influenced his writing of the characters, in particular Dani.
it’s based on a true series of events
While the most horrific events in the film are fictitious, the holiday and many of its rituals are very real. Midsummer is an annual event that takes place in mid-June, around the summer solstice. It's popular across the globe, particularly in Scandinavia
If you're wondering how anyone could come up with this stuff, it turns out Aster did months of research on Viking torture techniques. What Simon's subjected to is right in line with the "blood eagle" method of execution by torture, a prolonged type of ritual killing detailed in Norse poetry.
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