Month of Horror V: the Seed of dsheinem & noiseredux

[noiseredux]

got it. Good haul.

[J T]

Meandering, directionless crap.

[TSTR]

^Agreed, movie sucked Ballz. Even the delicious Ms. Dushku couldn't save it.

[Ack]

I find often that when a film poster includes mentioning what else the Producers worked on, it's not a good sign.

[TSTR]

FROM THE PRODUCER OF A MASSIVE TURD THIS MORNING

[Luke]

I find often that when a film poster includes mentioning what else the Producers worked on, it's not a good sign.

From the people who made a lot of money by financing *insert movie title*.


So I recently beat Zombies ate my neighbors and Doom 3.

!!SHOCK!! Doom 3 is much better on a PC. The xbox version is fine and dandy, but doesn't produce the same type of paranoia that the PC delivers. The original DOOM doesn't feel like much but shooting stuff, while DOOM 3 does have somewhat of an occult and hellish feeling to it. Many were underwhelmed by DOOM 3, but I've always liked it.

Some say Zombies Ate My Neighbors is overrated. I think it is pretty perfect. Long. But pretty perfect. If video games were characters from the show Friends, ZAMN would be Phoebe. Quirky, cute, and easy on the eyes.


And now, onto Fester's Quest! Tough as nails, but hell if that game doesn't have one of the best NES soundtracks.

[noiseredux]

I find often that when a film poster includes mentioning what else the Producers worked on, it's not a good sign.

I hate that most because "Producer" to me (as Luke alluded to) just means "Guy That Gave Money," so it doesn't really speak to the quality of the film at all. It throws people off as well... that producer's title. I hate when a movie goes out of its way to say "Produced by Tarantino" for instance, because then you hear people refer to The Man With The Golden Fist as "the new Tarantino movie."

[TSTR]

Who says ZAMN is overrated? That game is all kinds of awesome, esp with two players.

[Luke]

... because then you hear people refer to The Man With The Golden Fist as "the new Tarantino movie."

Drives me up a wall as well. I bet if you asked a hundred people on the street who directed the recent TMNT movie, ninety-five would say "Michael Bay".

And how often do you hear "From Producer Steven Spielberg"?


Can't blame them though.

[Ack]

It bugs me about as much as production companies bringing over foreign films but re-editing them before releasing them to the domestic US audience.