Have you ever seen Calvaire?! So weird. So mean-spirited. So bizarrely homo(erotic?). So French. So much like a hundred other movies but still different. ...and then there's that fucking dance!!
Seeing as there's quite the residue of French fare - poster-wise, I figured I'd recommend one more. If you haven't (which you may have all ready) seen The Evil Inside - or Baby Blood - you may enjoy it. It's got that lovely French double threat of blood and sensuality.
Hell yeah, bring on the Gallic Grue! You even found a couple of Haute Tension and Frontiere(s) posters I'd never seen before. Can't wait to see Martyrs (I do love a good cinematic pummeling) and Vinyan, which is from Fabrice Du Welz, who did the superbly-creepy/previously-mentioned Calavaire. Have you seen Sheitan yet? I kinda loved it.
Throwing in my two cents to add I loved Them and Inside. I own Haute Tension, but have yet to sit down and watch it. My Netflix queue is chockful of (hopefully) good stuff.
Question: Is Switchblade Romance an alternate title for Haute Tension?
I wake up to my High Tension poster every morning, and every morning it makes me happy.
Admittedly, I like the poster more than the movie itself, but don't let that worry you--the movie's still great. I just have an (unhealthy?) affection for girls with power tools.
I just want to make stuff all the time. Or play Rock Band. Or watch movies. Or have beers with my friends. Or hang out in the desert. Or have dessert.
I dig listening to records and I still think making mix tapes is cool. I'll watch any horror movie, good or bad. I love pizza, videogames, cat chins, coffee, palm trees, Dallas, Melrose Place, dead buildings, the smell of wet leaves, beer, Dolly Parton, talking about ideas, this folder I have that has a cobra on the front, and swearing.
This one time, my dad brought home a huge roll of paper and I used some of it to draw a life-size picture of Donna Summer. I was really sad when Madeline Kahn died. I think that reading, water, and taking pictures are good for the soul.
Elephants, ostriches, and the Grand Canyon are impossible but I've seen them all.
13 cuckoo nutsos:
Oooh who's the High Tension chick?
I loved Ils (Them) so much. Thought it was really creepy. Haute Tension was pretty cool too. Haven't seen the others.
Great collection. "Frontiers" was one of the best movies I saw all year.- Unk L
Hey Stacie!
Have you ever seen Calvaire?! So weird. So mean-spirited. So bizarrely homo(erotic?). So French. So much like a hundred other movies but still different. ...and then there's that fucking dance!!
I think you'd like it!
-Ben
Stacie you seen MARTYRS yet, we screened it at Mayhem - it's, WRONG!
Need to see Martyrs still. Thanks for reminding me!
Favorite's on top.
Seeing as there's quite the residue of French fare - poster-wise, I figured I'd recommend one more. If you haven't (which you may have all ready) seen The Evil Inside - or Baby Blood - you may enjoy it. It's got that lovely French double threat of blood and sensuality.
Hell yeah, bring on the Gallic Grue! You even found a couple of Haute Tension and Frontiere(s) posters I'd never seen before. Can't wait to see Martyrs (I do love a good cinematic pummeling) and Vinyan, which is from Fabrice Du Welz, who did the superbly-creepy/previously-mentioned Calavaire. Have you seen Sheitan yet? I kinda loved it.
The Bar Mitzvah DJ's Secret Weapon: this catchy dance hit will get any party rockin' in no time
Throwing in my two cents to add I loved Them and Inside. I own Haute Tension, but have yet to sit down and watch it. My Netflix queue is chockful of (hopefully) good stuff.
Question: Is Switchblade Romance an alternate title for Haute Tension?
SikeChick: Yes, it is.
I have yet to see Inside cause it's not out in Denmark yet, But maybe I'll consider ordering that region 2 version with the swedish subtitles.
and Stacy, Your blog is full with goodies, Thanks.
Ulrich
I wake up to my High Tension poster every morning, and every morning it makes me happy.
Admittedly, I like the poster more than the movie itself, but don't let that worry you--the movie's still great. I just have an (unhealthy?) affection for girls with power tools.
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