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The Black Cat - Jeffrey Combs playing Edgar Allan Poe
Pelts with Meat Loaf and directed by Dario Argento
Sounds Like
The Washingtonians
Jenifer - another one by Dario Argento
Haeckel's Tale
Fair Haired Child
"...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan Poe
Cigarette Burns by Carpenter is excellent. Very weird.
And Deer Woman by Landis is hilarious! (A wigwam goes to the shrink and says "Doc, sometimes I feel like I have a split personality", on which the shrink says "I know what it is. You're two tents!"...collective groan by the Mego Forum....)
But I have to say: I find season 2 terrible. Saw four stories, and disliked each one.
The show started great, but went downhill real fast. The one with Englund is totally annoying to watch...
And some of the new directors I hardly even know, far from being a "Master of Horror".
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."
Pelts, The Black Cat and The Washingtonians are all from season 2, how can you not like those? You're an idiot
I wanted to like Black Cat so much, but it felt more like a comedy to me.
I love Jeffrey Combs, his make-up was great, but the show was a farce.
I didn't see Pelts or the Washingtonians yet, because I called it quits after buying two season 2 DVDs I didn't like.
So you might be right. Or not.
But the good news is: if I don't buy them anymore, there's more for you!
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."
The first episode of the series, "Incident off a Mountain Road" is pretty good. It feels a little rushed but the acting and story are terrific. It was directed by Don Coscarelli of PHANTASM/Bubba Ho-Tep fame, and [shameless plug]written by my good friend Stephen Romano[/shameless plug].
The first episode of the series, "Incident off a Mountain Road" is pretty good. It feels a little rushed but the acting and story are terrific. It was directed by Don Coscarelli of PHANTASM/Bubba Ho-Tep fame, and [shameless plug]written by my good friend Stephen Romano[/shameless plug].
Agreed. In fact, Moonface deserves his own movie, he could be the next Freddie or Jason or Mike Myers
"...The agony of my soul found vent in one loud, long and final scream of despair..." - Edgar Allan Poe
I'm slowly working my way through this series, I recognized Jenifer as being from an old Warren Story by Bernie Wrightson and Bruce Jones. Some good old fashioned monster romps in there that I'm enjoying.
Just hit the Takashi Miike episode and I can see why they decided to ban it! I'm familiar with the guys work, and even this was pretty shocking to me. I think he's managed to outdo Audition in the "disturbing" category.
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