Classic Films You Love To Hate

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Somewhere i'm not plagued by a crowd of like-minded folk.

Hahaha! Oh you!

Mark Kermode recently did a great video blog (refuse to use the word 'vlog') on the pleasures of seeing a horror film with a full-on horror crowd and how they're so respectful when it comes to being in a cinema.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

That happens a lot less than is depicted in TV shows and films (God Bless America, for example).

Someone only has to cough and i'm cursing under my breath.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Someone only has to cough and i'm cursing under my breath.

In that case, you're definitely better off at home!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Hahaha! Oh you!

Mark Kermode recently did a great video blog (refuse to use the word 'vlog') on the pleasures of seeing a horror film with a full-on horror crowd and how they're so respectful when it comes to being in a cinema.

A horror film rated 18 with an adult audience is fine, but unfortunately a very rare cinema occurrence nowadays.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by PaulD

Hahaha! Oh you!

Mark Kermode recently did a great video blog (refuse to use the word 'vlog') on the pleasures of seeing a horror film with a full-on horror crowd and how they're so respectful when it comes to being in a cinema.

Years ago I went to a Troma all nighter and the whole place was full of people screaming out KILL KILL KILL and stamping their feet before every death!

[PaulD]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

Years ago I went to a Troma all nighter and the whole place was full of people screaming out KILL KILL KILL and stamping their feet before every death!

Hahaha! I don't approve of that!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

Years ago I went to a Troma all nighter and the whole place was full of people screaming out KILL KILL KILL and stamping their feet before every death!

I would be thinking the exact same thing!

[Make Them Die Slowly]

It's better than when I saw a double bill of "House of Whipcord" and "Thundercrack!" and a gent a few rows behind me was wanking to the films.

[Rondadoronron]

I had a bad experience when I went to see Terminator when it came out in the cinema,it was showing at some local fleapit,(this was before we had multiplexs)
and innocent little me was sitting there,then I felt something on my leg,looked down and it was a hand.Some old man was copping a feel,I freaked I ran,and waited for the film to hit video before I ever watched it again.

[Wes]

Originally Posted by Rondadoronron

I had a bad experience when I went to see Terminator when it came out in the cinema,it was showing at some local fleapit,(this was before we had multiplexs)
and innocent little me was sitting there,then I felt something on my leg,looked down and it was a hand.Some old man was copping a feel,I freaked I ran,and waited for the film to hit video before I ever watched it again.

Wow, I've never had anything as exciting as that happen to me at the pictures. I was once hit over the head by a glass bottle flung by some unseen assassin a few rows behind me, that was at a screening of Innerspace, and some guy sitting in front of me was handcuffed and arrested by cops during True Lies.

The cinema is overrated I think, too many screenings are ruined by eejits intent on not watching the film and sloppy careless operators showing bad projections and sound pushed into the red levels (Mullholland Drive shown in the wrong ratio, all vertically stretched, a reel of Fight Club dubbed in French). Much less distracting to sit down at home I think...