My bootleg Freddy Krueger candle and I have decided to take the weekend off. It's not that I'm putting off watching
Freddy's Dead, oh no, not that! It's that...uh...I've been too scared to sleep after watching all the other
Nightmare movies and I just need some rest before watching the scariest of them all! Yes, that is it. That is definitely it. But I–nay, we–won't be safe forever.
The Nightmare-ening will resume on Monday with
Part 6, the 2010 remake of
A Nightmare on Elm Street, and maybe more. Who knows. It depends how bootleg Freddy Krueger candle and I feel. Right now I think he's in pain? Or he's hypnotized? Or he's trying to hypnotize us? It's hard to tell.
In the meantime, you can read
this article about Martyrs that appeared in
The New York Times yesterday. (If you are here
because of the article, hello, welcome!) I was interviewed for it and that's great because I could talk about
Martyrs forever. And I kind of feel like I have been.
Are you getting snowmageddoned today? I say we all watch something winter-flavored this weekend in solidarity. You know, like
The Shining,
The Brood,
The Thing,
The Children,
Cold Prey...whatever your favorite is. Or watch your least favorite! Look, I'm not here to run your life down to every last detail.
6 comments:
Shredder it is then. Snowmaggedon has happened in Sweden too.
Shredder, wooo! That's a good one to watch...I haven't seen it since I reviewed it, come to think of it.
My winter-themed movie recommendations would include
The Last Winter - I even like that last shot which a lot of people hated.
Wendigo - my love for Larry Fessenden snows no bounds.
Frost - a surprisingly decent found-footage film from Iceland
Sint - Dutch film about a killer St. Nicholas. Loved it.
Heard good things about SINT...need to track it down!
I'm from Holland/The Netherlands myself and I can't really recommend watching Sint. It's the kind of movie with 30 something actors playing 16 year olds. The premise of the story is good, but the execution is horrible. A real shame since the previous horror movies from director Dick Maas (The Lift and Amsterdamned) are so good. Here's the youtube link for Amsterdamned with english subs: https://youtu.be/i929dvH0PAU There's even an homage in it of the first ANOES when Nancy takes a bath.
I hope one day you will watch and review it Stacie. It's a real good slasher with a very original fresh approach to it. One you haven't seen in any slasher movie before: a diver in the canals of Amsterdam killing of people.
Oooh thanks for the rec (and the link). Sounds interesting...I'll check it out later this week!
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