Squiggy and Spidergirl's Annual Halloween Movie Fest!
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Day 23: (2010) I Spit on Your Grave
After casting was completed, the actors had only two weeks to prepare and rehearse for the shoot.
After casting was completed, the actors had only two weeks to prepare and rehearse for the shoot.
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there's just something about the dude biking out in pitch black night in the middle of nowhere! I'd like to just bike around on halloween as this dude, but people would probably have no clue what was going on.
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Yes! Oh please do this and post pics. To the majority, you'll just be some weirdo, but you may get some fans.
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We haven't watched that one yet. On the list of things to watch not in October.
You're welcome for the list. Any opinions on it? Have you seen any of them? Loved? Hated?
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Day 24: (2013) Evil Dead
The film uses 70,000 gallons of fake blood, 50,000 gallons for the final scene alone. This is around 280 times as much as the 200-300 gallons used in the original.
The film uses 70,000 gallons of fake blood, 50,000 gallons for the final scene alone. This is around 280 times as much as the 200-300 gallons used in the original.
We haven't watched that one yet. On the list of things to watch not in October.
You're welcome for the list. Any opinions on it? Have you seen any of them? Loved? Hated?
It’s a pretty good list especially the guilty pleasure one. Only one I refuse to watch is Paranormal activity. That movie messed me up for a while.
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Now judging it on the original.... I think the movie in itself was done really well. A lot of nice camera work and lighting that I thought looked great in certain scenes. The beginning of the movie alone is just awesome in my opinion.
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Haha did you think stuff was gonna get you in your sleep?
So when I watched PA it had just come out and I was living in my grandmas old house. She had just passed away like months before and I’m 95% sure there is still something living in it. I can’t describe what I experienced after watching that movie living in the house lol. Just a bad time to watch it haha.
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One of the houses I lived in when I was little was haunted. Nothing quite as bad as in the movie, but watching it definitely brought back some creepy memories.
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Day 25: (2011) Fright Night
The props department included many Doctor Who references into Peter Vincent's apartment set as an homage to actor David Tennant.
The props department included many Doctor Who references into Peter Vincent's apartment set as an homage to actor David Tennant.
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Day 26: (2009) Night of the Demons
I have no trivia for this because it all sucked.
I have no trivia for this because it all sucked.
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Day 27: (2010) Piranha 3D
An estimate of 75,000 gallons of fake blood were used EACH DAY!
An estimate of 75,000 gallons of fake blood were used EACH DAY!
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Day 28: (2015) Poltergeist
Director Gil Kenan stated that the house they filmed in was actually haunted.
Director Gil Kenan stated that the house they filmed in was actually haunted.
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Agreed. I didn't even realize I'd already seen it. Definitely not a memorable movie. The original is waaaaaay better.Sam Rockwell. Maybe not the best pick for a scary movie flick. It was meh.
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Day 29: (2010) Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
This one didn't really have any good trivia, either. =/
This one didn't really have any good trivia, either. =/
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Day 30: (2013) The Green Inferno
When Eli Roth and his crew approached villagers to be extras in the film, he realized that they had never seen a movie and had no concept of what one was. To demonstrate what a movie was, Eli had a screening of Cannibal Holocaust. The villagers thought it was a comedy, but loved it and gladly accepted roles in the film.
When Eli Roth and his crew approached villagers to be extras in the film, he realized that they had never seen a movie and had no concept of what one was. To demonstrate what a movie was, Eli had a screening of Cannibal Holocaust. The villagers thought it was a comedy, but loved it and gladly accepted roles in the film.