Ghosts of Fear Street: Hide and Shriek!
Well, that's one ghastly mystery solved.
Well, that's one ghastly mystery solved.
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the WHATit reminded me of the Scream tv series
the WHAT
Nobody. It was just showing the idea that Shaw is still up to his kind of business.For those who have seen it and bothered to watch the extra credit sequence, who was the character who Jason Statham was talking to? It happened too fast for me to recognize his face.
I assume that this is the William Friedkin one and not the 70s creature feature? I remember liking the former but its been a while.Bug - I think I got a copy of this from Blockbuster or Hollywood video like 13 years ago and I never watched until I saw it on Hulu just now. Really good.
Yeah.I assume that this is the William Friedkin one and not the 70s creature feature? I remember liking the former but its been a while.
I wasn't a BIG fan of the cartoon but yeah, weird.So then you do see it and hey what the hell, who are these two and why is Lydia's wacky BFF this creepy murderous pervert? And that's just not at all pleasant.
Did you know they almost did a Doctor Who cartoon.
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I'm here for your daughter, ChuckHonestly, don’t care for Beetlejuice, I should, it’s got all kinds of things I love (massive cartoonish performances, friendly weird ghosts, Danny Elfman music, absolutely wild set designs, Catherine O’Hara) but I’m just not a fan.
I think it’s because the title character really sucks as a person and I’m glad he’s dead?
I'm not familiar with Larry Cohen movies. I've of heard of Q and the Stuff, but I've not seen either. I'll definitely keep my eye out for more of his work. I enjoyed the Ambulance a lot.I knew the film had a Stan Lee cameo but I didn't know the story tied in. I just assumed it was Stan getting his face out there. My opinion is even when I don't like a Larry Cohen movie, it is making choices and has something to explore.
Fear Street 1978 wasn’t as fun as the first one, especially since the first movie basically explained everything that was going to happen in it in, like, two sentences. Both of which were also included in the recap at the start of the movie and there really wasn’t any real twists beyond the fact that the lady telling the story wasn’t the character you’d assume from her initials, which doesn’t even count as a twist since it’s not like that knowledge affects anything.