F O U R T H E Y E

Not Tyson wrote:Watching dollhouse is on par with watching keeping up with the kardashians

ilikecheese wrote:That looks like a cross between Z. de la Rocha and the 'partner'
of Jodie Foster's character in Silence Of The Lambs.

Kittaan wrote:^ Holy Shite, that IS freaky. Interesting cast too.

UndKeineZwEier wrote:I just watched The Bay which is a found-footage eco-horror film. It was pretty good. It's probably one of the better examples of how to do found-footage well. I'd recommend it if you want to watch a smarter horror film. Although it's scary more in a cautionary "this could actually happen" kind of way, rather than like Freddy Krueger nightmare scary.

There’s two moments in my film history—and I’ll give them to you right now—that have just been wildly, psychotically enjoyable. One was doing the drug-bust sequence in RoboCop, because the Walkman had come out, so you had these little earphones that you could put in the RoboCop helmet, and I was playing Peter Gabriel’s “Red Rain” during all the gunfire. Me with the 47-shot Beretta automatic pistol, blowing bad guys off balconies and stuff while “Red Rain” was pumping in my ears. [Laughs.] But the other moment was on Screamers. We had to approach this abandoned mill where the bad guys are, and it’s about a hundred yards of snow, and they had to shoot it once, because they had four cameras set up. I think I had to fire a machine gun once in awhile just to clear the area. But I had Soundgarden’s “Fell On Black Days” just jacked while I was walking across that blinding snow for a 10-minute shot. It was absolute heaven. These are the perks of making movies, man.