Babadook was also Much Ado in my book . . .

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In Reply to: Did you see... posted by mkuller on March 27, 2015 at 20:47:00:

Since Blair Witch (probably the most profitable movie ever made) there has been an overwhelming movement of "do nothing" horror films. Look at all the "Paranormal's" for instance. Or the "VHS" films. No name actors, limited sets and art directions, and a budget Vinnie the loan shark would approve.

My most recent favorite "scary movie" is 'Sinister' which is a first cousin to the 'Insidious' franchise. I remember how exhausting the original 'Chainsaw' was and regret that almost no movie has been able to reproduce that level of adrenaline high. I haven't seen the latest Roth film in the Amazon so I'm not sure what its adrenaline factor is--looks like it could be pretty high.

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Topic - 'It Follows': 2/Lynch+4/Nostalgia+4/Blair Witch - Billy Wonka 14:52:58 03/27/15 (5)

I disagree (somewhat). * Spoiler alert * - Raiderman 12:16:09 04/06/15 (0)

Did you see... - mkuller 20:47:00 03/27/15 (2)

Babadook was also Much Ado in my book . . . - Billy Wonka 09:25:34 03/28/15 (1)

RE: Babadook was also Much Ado in my book . . . - fantja 04:28:21 04/15/15 (0)

Blair Witch had some scary moments but the genre was defined by Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Nt - geoffkait 15:38:54 03/27/15 (0)

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Babadook was also Much Ado in my book . . . - Billy Wonka 09:25:34 03/28/15 (1)

RE: Babadook was also Much Ado in my book . . . - fantja 04:28:21 04/15/15 (0)

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