The Shining

It was terrifying, and then I saw the account name and now I'm afraid to close my eyes.

  On 7/28/2011 at 7:04 AM, pattern recognition said:

i can't find a decent english version, so what the hell.

 

amüsier dich...

 

Go crazy?

DON'T MIND IF I DO!

holy shit, J Dilla is pretty chillin'.yay new music to listen to!

Big fan of this movie! I just finished a fan poster I've been messing around with recently.

^^ p. rad

this will always be my favourite poster for that (or maybe even any) film though

  On 7/27/2011 at 12:17 PM, lumpenprol said:

dunno, that grip is ok for horsecock. Lord knows Shelley Duvall has the mouth for it.

genuine lol

  On 7/29/2011 at 2:00 PM, disparaissant said:

^^ p. rad

 

this will always be my favourite poster for that (or maybe even any) film though

I don't think it really fits the film, but I adore it.

Isn't that just a screenshot of Shell-- oh wow.

didnt like the way shelley duvall was treated by stanley kubrick, at all...

Please suggest some other movies to me, which are similar to The Shining. E.g.:

- Same era (no CG)

- Horror, psychodrama, etc.

I have already seen "Poltergeist", which I loved, "Carrie" which was OK, "Demon Seed" which was just fuckin' weird and "Hellraiser" which was awesome.

edit: which which which wichwichwichi

Seen Polanski's The Tenant?

I've always loved late 70's / early 80's horror films...E.g. The Sentinel, The Changeling, Invasion of the Body Snatchers (Donald Sutherland remake).

I even like the campier stuff like The Cat and the Canary, Patrick, The Howling, etc.

Of course, none of it merits much of a worthy comparison to The Shining!

  On 7/31/2011 at 2:28 AM, futuregirlfriend said:

Seen Polanski's The Tenant?

Oh man, but Repulsion and Rosemary's Baby should probably come first.

Guess where the fuck I was yesterday...

fucking cool!

Timberline Lodge, that's crazy!

  On 7/31/2011 at 1:26 AM, hahathhat said:

Please suggest some other movies to me, which are similar to The Shining.

It's not from the same era but Session 9 shares some characteristics and is also quite creepy. It's by the guy who made The Machinist. Don't get put off by the fact that David Caruso is in it - I know you can't take him seriously anymore after those stupid sunglasses, but he's doing a fine job here.

I watched Session 9 because Danvers State Mental Hospital (where it was filmed) wasn't too far from where I grew up and I had a bunch of family who worked there. It's an incredible/creepy place.

But I didn't like the movie, honestly. It might be worth watching just because dat building .

btw.