SeanBrown

Hey, I got a troll that's been stalking me for a couple weeks now. He's mad, because of the death threat I said to him awhile back.

Look at the locked threads section and the Whateverland board. He's got a hard-on for me.

Happy Halloween!!!

I've actually got that one on a list of movies I need to watch. I usually watch 1 newer horror movie a week and the rest of the time I try to find older ones I've never seen and the ones I enjoy I buy. I swear I've gotta limit my movie buying here soon cause I'm starting to actually run out of storage space. I have a god damn basement full of old vhs's boxed up that I collected from the time I was 5 till probably 5 or 6 years ago.

I don't hate anything till I watch it and base my own judgement on them. I'll watch anything and I do mean ANYTHING. If people think this certain genre has been done to death then they need to stop watching movies all together cause a story is meant to be told in whatever fashion that people feel it needs to be told. The Blair Witch scared the shit out of me when it first came out (I was 14 I think?) and I refused to watch it at the theater due to preferring to watch horror movies by myself and it was effective as fuck. I felt the same way about Paranormal Activity that it was very affective and I don't give a damn what anyone says. To me the most effective are those that use atmosphere to its advantage. Pet Semetary, Blair Witch, The Descent are prime examples of great atmosphere.

When I was younger and wanted to make films I always wanted to do documentaries about rural life and what not. The movies that inspired me to do that was stuff like Harlan County U.S.A (which you can watch on Netflix), American Hollow (its on youtube), and so forth. The thought of people like that always fascinated me and still does to this day even though I've grown up around them. People like my dad who went to the 6th grade and somehow or another managed to make something of themselves so to say.

Well when you plan on shooting your first slasher get up with me I have tons of land here in the hills of Kentucky that you can use if I get to die the most grisly death in the film. I need no lines, nothing of that sort. I just wanna walk on screen and DIE!!

Fuck yeah dude always put that shit before anything else (god damn I sound old) and take your young ass to college like I should have did. I actually work my ass off doing tobacco with my family and we split a check and to top it all off my wife makes sweet dough at Wally World as a manager so I can't complain. But I got lucky so to say. But have you seen the horror movie t shirts that Wal Mart has been packing? I must say man its top notch shit.

I'm lucky to even get on this site once a day during the months from April till the middle of this month "due to working" and what not but I'll hit up the thread and see whats going on.

However much money they give me and what not. I myself would rather just show a movie a night leading up to Halloween but that wouldn't work out around this area I'm afraid. I'll try my hardest to get some hand outs from local owned buisnesses around the area but I'm not expecting much in terms of what I can afford and what not.

Plus for some reason or another "which is rather cool let me remind you" I had a few people who work for the city come to my house (let me remind you I do not know these people) and said they heard I was a horror movie fanatic and want me helping design a Haunted House down this way. How fucking cool is that shit? On the upside its in an old Theater and instead of a Haunted House I'm gonna see how much it is to rent that bad boy and show what I want shown Hell if no one shows up even better cause then I can watch a movie alone and get drunk off my ass