Having lived through it I didn't see being intended to be scary so much as a parody of the whole era and the stupid shit people were actually into at the time.
Just like the 'muh gender' bullshit homosexuals ACTUALLY BELIEVE today, people back then ACTUALLY believed in hypnosis, memory regression, spoon bending, telepathy, past lives, and other obviously dumb shit.
Yes I know some of you Zoomers have a dotty aunt that still believes that shit, but back then it was actually taken seriously by a lot more people, or they at least weren't sure and thought it might be some kind of serious field of 'an scientific' study.
The CURRENT YEAR fad will also pass, and some of your morons will be walking about still touting your pronouns like old women do with their star signs, (which is what they used to make them feel special snowflakes in the old days, and something they could be 'experts' on without actually knowing anything). Young people will look at you with pity and confusion and they'll make movies like this about the CURRENT YEAR era that in retrospect look as primitive, weird, and moronic as this 70's shit does to you now:
Also for anyone unaware the Skeptic character is obviously James Randi, which was kinda cool and done well, but I don't know how he'd feel about this little fantasy where he's actually hypnotising people, turns out to be wrong, and drops to his knees to swear allegiance to the supernatural:
But to it's credit it feels like a fair decent Twilight Zone episode along the lines of 'The Devil's Advocate'. I didn't mind it at all:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x89fr5m
Zoomers don't realise the shit Bill Murray is doing at the start of Ghostbusters is a result of that era, (as is a lot of shit Dan Aykroyd actually believes - when he's spewing all those lines about supernatural shit, that's stuff he's actually into). Notice how much he's into the Crystal Skull shit which is featured in the intro of Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World series. Worth watching if you're interested in the dumb shit and fads from back then. There were three series in total:
i was genuinely surprised how deep the little girl's voice was, obviously that was the intention but i wonder if that's the actress real voice or if it was modified
the possessed girl was the only decent part of the movie, nice reference to Stanford anyway. At the time they were deep into CIA sponsored psi research
The scene when the atheist guy starts to beg for his life and pray for the demon was pretty scary
ESL here, what the english word for these thick stockings the girl is wearing?
leg heaters
I think they’re just leggings, but this style is retro. Kind of like how nylon leggings are out of style too.
I just watched this and now I am scared. It's night here on my country. What do bros?
run around your house screaming (ghosts and demons hate this)
Scream out I INVITE THE FOLLOWERS OF THE DARK LORD SATAN INTO MY HOME, PLEASE HAVE YOUR WAY WITH MY SOUL. They hate this
Is that the gay glowie from Ozark?
Post some clips
Having lived through it I didn't see being intended to be scary so much as a parody of the whole era and the stupid shit people were actually into at the time.
Just like the 'muh gender' bullshit homosexuals ACTUALLY BELIEVE today, people back then ACTUALLY believed in hypnosis, memory regression, spoon bending, telepathy, past lives, and other obviously dumb shit.
Yes I know some of you Zoomers have a dotty aunt that still believes that shit, but back then it was actually taken seriously by a lot more people, or they at least weren't sure and thought it might be some kind of serious field of 'an scientific' study.
The CURRENT YEAR fad will also pass, and some of your morons will be walking about still touting your pronouns like old women do with their star signs, (which is what they used to make them feel special snowflakes in the old days, and something they could be 'experts' on without actually knowing anything). Young people will look at you with pity and confusion and they'll make movies like this about the CURRENT YEAR era that in retrospect look as primitive, weird, and moronic as this 70's shit does to you now:
Also for anyone unaware the Skeptic character is obviously James Randi, which was kinda cool and done well, but I don't know how he'd feel about this little fantasy where he's actually hypnotising people, turns out to be wrong, and drops to his knees to swear allegiance to the supernatural:
But to it's credit it feels like a fair decent Twilight Zone episode along the lines of 'The Devil's Advocate'. I didn't mind it at all:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x89fr5m
>I didn't see being intended to be scary so much as a parody of the whole era and the stupid shit people were actually into at the time
this
Zoomers don't realise the shit Bill Murray is doing at the start of Ghostbusters is a result of that era, (as is a lot of shit Dan Aykroyd actually believes - when he's spewing all those lines about supernatural shit, that's stuff he's actually into). Notice how much he's into the Crystal Skull shit which is featured in the intro of Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World series. Worth watching if you're interested in the dumb shit and fads from back then. There were three series in total:
It fricks up a few times by being very unsubtle and moronic with hypnosis nonsense, but the characterization of the cast was excellent.
Children aren't scary
First time I watched The Ring I was horrorized.
I bet the girl in the left also sounds as if Donald Duck was being exorcised:
it was the wifes ghost that did the killing not the demon
It's a good comfy riff off of ghostwatch
Could easily make them a double feature. Something about the campfire aspect focussing on "tell" over show makes both all the better
Riff following*
Skeptic James Randi helps Johnny Carson debunking Uri Geller the spoon-bending gay on his show:
But this is my favourite debunk, because it also involves a Bullshido gay in his pyjamas:
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movies cant be scary also how old is the little girl now? hope to see more of her, if you know what i mean
Ash vs evil dead tier comedy
the girl was hot as frick tbh
>See girl
>Girl is under 15
This
She's 18, homosexual
its scary how far we've sunken to even consider this slop a movie
one of the best recent flicks because of lilly alone and interesting concept
forgot pic
sauce?
i was genuinely surprised how deep the little girl's voice was, obviously that was the intention but i wonder if that's the actress real voice or if it was modified
the possessed girl was the only decent part of the movie, nice reference to Stanford anyway. At the time they were deep into CIA sponsored psi research