In those days, I was still afraid of horror films. Only then I appreciated all their charm
It was quite the opposite for me. I used to love Freddy movies when i was a kid, but when i watched them again like 30 years later they were kinda "meh".
It was quite the opposite for me. I used to love Freddy movies when i was a kid, but when i watched them again like 30 years later they were kinda "meh".
First and second one are still ok though.
There were a lot of weird horror movies coming out at that time that seemed fun. Now, even from the technical point of view, everything looks even more "unnatural". I have the same now with the "Critters" films. As a child, I really liked
Clerks. First time I watched it wasn't really into it. Loved Mallrats and Clerks 2 but just couldn't get into Clerks. Then I worked a retail job, got called a Nazi because customer didn't like store policy and then had new appreciation for the movie. 😂
Clerks. First time I watched it wasn't really into it. Loved Mallrats and Clerks 2 but just couldn't get into Clerks. Then I worked a retail job, got called a Nazi because customer didn't like store policy and then had new appreciation for the movie. 😂
Oh yeah, i've been called that too, and i'm lefty as hell.
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My life. Except I still hate it
Where can i watch your life's movie? :O
In the bargain bin at an abandoned Walmart
Could be worse :D
I've never hated it, but John Carpenters Halloween has really grown on me the older I've gotten.
I really hated the saw movies but ive grown to enjoy them much more, the later ones still arent the best though lmao.
Imho only the first 2 were great/ok
My first watch of the original Halloween I wasn't impressed but rewatching it, it's now one of my favorite horror movies of all time.
A Nightmare on Elm Street
In those days, I was still afraid of horror films. Only then I appreciated all their charm
It was quite the opposite for me. I used to love Freddy movies when i was a kid, but when i watched them again like 30 years later they were kinda "meh".
First and second one are still ok though.
There were a lot of weird horror movies coming out at that time that seemed fun. Now, even from the technical point of view, everything looks even more "unnatural". I have the same now with the "Critters" films. As a child, I really liked
Clerks. First time I watched it wasn't really into it. Loved Mallrats and Clerks 2 but just couldn't get into Clerks. Then I worked a retail job, got called a Nazi because customer didn't like store policy and then had new appreciation for the movie. 😂
Oh yeah, i've been called that too, and i'm lefty as hell.