Well, we'll all have to wonder if a 4 is going to be made. But we all know that the Re 5 game is coming out in March and i'll be the first one at the store.

Really? I loved "Resident Evil: Extinction," in fact, that's my favorite of the series. I was sad to see Ashanti go, but only because they MADE it sad in the movie. I WAS pissed when Carlos was killed, too. I hope that Jill returns for the fourth film. I read the novelization of "Resident Evil: Extinction," and it said that Jill was still alive, she was just off on the other side of the country. Since she was my favorite character in the games, I hope she returns. I also liked how Ali Larter portrayed Claire Redfield.

The rumor that I had heard was that Leon and Chris are the next characters scheduled to come out of the game. I hope Wesker's part is bigger in the fourth one, though, since he was a pretty big deal in the game, you know. lolz.

i loved 28 Days later and can't wait till they come out with 28 months later. I liked the RE movies just a much as i liked the games, except Extinction. I hated it for killing Carlos, didn't really care about LJ. Damn sure clapped my hands when Ashanti got pecked to death. Milla's stunts weren't as great as they were in Apocalypse. I hope a 4th is created to redeem this franchise.

"Land of the Dead" was an atrocity. In my opinion, the only good movie Romero ever did, was his very first "Dead" movie. I think it was "Dawn of the Dead," correct? The one where he smashed a watermelon with a mallet to simulate the head of a zombie exploding. After that it was terrible. The remakes made me want to gag.

Here's something I probably say a lot, but I hate zombie movies. I've never seen ONE (Besides the "Resident Evil" series. I own and love all of them) that I have loved immensely. Everyone seems to think that "28 Days Later" was good, but I didn't think so. Zombies are..... boring and usually dumb creatures. lolz! That's just my opinion, anyway.

You know what. I'm really surprised he hasn't taken his zombies up in space. Solar System of the Dead, or something.

HAHAHA...true. Very true...it seems all he knows and focuses on now are zombies. Which is cool with me, but as I said...Land and Diary were sub par. Is best is behind him. We'll see how this new Island of the Dead will be.

Creepshow was my favorite movie directed by Romero. Greatest tag team of horror geniuses: Romero and writer Stephen King. The only books i read are from King. I think if Romero would do a movie with completely no zombies, it would be like an episode of Lost. People standing around in an environment, just socializing about bullshit.

I mean him like doing a film that has nothing to do with zombies.
I've never seen 'The Crazies' although i heard its quite good and currently on the verge of a remake.
But many people have said it's like one of my favourite books 'Blood Crazy by Simon Clark'

All Romero's films have socially or political impacts / aspects to them despite weather we realise them or not.
like Diary being about when something bad happens our first initial though is to rip out a camera and film what is happening rather than saving our own skin, so we can put it some where like youtube.

Well...he did The Crazies...which has zombie characteristics. Creepshow is another. When I think of Romero, I think zombie. Man's a genious, and one of the most laid back dudes in the business. His original trilogy is legendary, after that, the films seemed to lose tone a bit. I enjoyed Land, but I wasn't too impressed with Diary.

Eli mentions it a lot in the special features and the commentry on the film.

Hmmm choosing a horror list is quite hard lol.
But you lot have roughly chosse my one. the only one i would add is Dario Argento.

Gerge Romero's film usually have a blend of politics and society infused with horror with is probably why i enjoy his films so much.

But has any one else wondered what a Romero horror film would be like if it didn't involve Zombies?

Wow...had no idea. Thats funny Hostel happened here in Germany. Killerman...your top 5 is right on the money dude, but here's my order...
1. George Romero
2. John Carpenter
3. Clive Barker
4. Wes Craven
5. Instead of Eli Roth at the moment, I'm going with David Cronenberg.

Hostel
A Nightmare On Elm St
Friday The 13th
Halloween
Leather Face (TCM)

Well here goes with their inspiration.

Hostel actually happens in Germany

Halloween was inspired by a Catatonic boy who slaughtered his family in the late 60s, but left only his little baby sister live.

Friday the 13th's origin is based on a true fact, except the mum only killed the 2 life guards, but during the time that the kid drown, they were high.

Nightmare on Elm St was inspired by these obscure killings of people dying in South East Asia during their sleep.
Also Craven's character shares the same name of a bully that use to bully Craven in his childhood years, hence forth how the name 'Fredrick Charles Kruger' was created. And the clothing for Kruger came from a homelesss man that scared Craven

And yeah your pretty much on the ball with TCM

Also lt's not forget Hannibal Lecter is inspired by the Monster of Venice

I have high hopes for Eli Roth, as an director. Hopefully, i can include him as one of my top five masters of horror. Which is:
1)Clive Barker
2)Wes Craven
3)John Carpenter
4)George Romero
5)Hopefully, Eli Roth

I'm not gonna deny his request because of that, he's grown up and can take care of himself. I accepted because I'm not gonna hold grudges. We're all here to celebrate and talk about movies, and if he wants to do so, then I'm in.

True Killerman...us Americans are some crazy SOBs. I'm 50/50...I was born and raised in Germany, also raised in the USA...Mom is German, Dad is American...retired military. Now that I'm in the military, I'd love to bring both sides to the Middle East once I get there in January HOOAH!! The name Hessian derives from my ancestor who was a Hessian soldier during the Revolutionary War, helping out ol England, plus I was born in the German state of Hessen. Damn...I got all kind of enemy in me. Sorry for the history lesson...anywho...Tarantino is the fuckin man too, one of the most craziest yet creative minds in the business, especially combined with Eli Roth. God bless America...

i cant belive you pepole, he is gonna continue bashing things and picking fights and you become his friend?

AWESOME!

Hessian, thanks for taking my friend request. I agree with Hostel being inspired by European. But it was thanks to the master of all Americans, Tarantino, who helped bring it to the big screen. You guys might be nuts, but we Americans are just savage beast, with a taste for blood in guts in films.

WOW, killerman must be having a hard time, cause he just sent me a friend invite...LMAO! what a dopehead.

I know TCM was based on Ed Gein along with Psycho. What did Halloween, Friday the 13th, and Nightmare all get inspired from other than probably another serial killer? Hostel is probably just inspird by us Europeans. :) Born and raised in Germany...we're nuts. The UK don't play either...

Most films are inspired by true events especially horror films.

Hostel
A Nightmare On Elm St
Friday The 13th
Halloween
Leather Face (TCM)

It's just the simple fact they merge fiction with fact to make them more intriguing and more appealing to an auidence.
It depends on the subject that is being told gangster films i prefer them to be based on fact rather than fiction, a good example is American Gangster, watch the Ridley Scott version with Denzel & Crowe and then watch the documentry and find out just how brutal the true story actually is.
They use to hang people off the Brooklyn Bridge, until they shit themself and then they would either make them eat it or walk home in it.
Now you never saw any of that in American Gangster, nor did you see when the vietnamese try to betray Nicky Barnes (the guy importing the heroin).
The true story is always a lot more interesting because so much is left out.
The only one that is as faithful as it gets to the true story is Casino & Goodfellas, probably because the writer worked on both the scripts with Scorsese.

So which one do you like. Fact or Fiction. I've seen enough true stories in my own life. When i go to the movies, i want to see something i've never seen before.

BTW
Thanks for the apology, i appreciate it :)

Well then i guess we come from the sam backgrounds my the area i grew up in which is in East End London has the largest crime rate in the whole of east london, which is the same place David Beckham, Alfred Hitchcock and The Krays came from.

When i attack someone i make sure they know who did it, lol i ain't into the hit and run procedure.

Well everyone is privileged to their own opinion, we can argue with everyone if their opinion doesn't match ours.
See like me the only thing i like about RZ Halloween was the character development but the simple fact that Myers became humane took the scariness out of him being 'The Shape.'
But it kinda took the mick it took god knows how many films to find out the relationship between Jamie Lee Curtis's character & Myers.

Also Zombie's one is more based upon the true story while Carpenter blended fact and fiction together.

YOur not the only one whose seen that shit, mate, lol. I come from part of America with the largest crime rate you've ever seen, if you want to bring politics into this. It's no way to prove to you that i kick ass, by just saying it, but i have and i've never threatened anyone. I just do it, not off guard, but face to face, because i want them to know who did this to them. Btw, i do apologize about the family jokes. I just can't believe i would have all these arguments for, strongly, defending the original Halloween, and picking on the ones who think the remakes are a good idea.

LOL
I'm from the east end ghettos mate, London gets more and more dangerous by the minute.
And believe me if i say something, i do it, i'm not one of this shit-talkers, note through my comment

'and if i was in America, which you should thank god i'm not and that i live in the UK, i'd be on my way to your area to break a few bones in your body.'

'If i was in America'

I've seen the worst of people i've seen people get shot, stabbed, etc etc. But i guess your say that in your neigherbourhood that is everyday life.
I come from the ghettoes probably the same as you or most people here.
But as you stated it's easy to threaten someone of the net, and you state that you can tell i've never gone up to anyone and started beef with them, which i've done plenty of time, except i don't let the person know that, i catch em offguard so they have no clue what's hit them.
But since i've revealed my tactic how do we know that you've ever gone up to someone's fac and started on them or threaten them because they piss you off

Also no probs on the friend request, i'm a good sport and this is just the net after all but allow the family jokes especially the gran stuff, because in my family she was the person i was cloest too.

Hey, thanks for the friend request,lol. Shows your a good sport.

Shit, i forgot again. Nough said, bitch.

Lol, your from the Uk. Easily, an nobody to take seriously. The only bones you'll be breaking is your own, either by me or when you step your chicken shit ass in my neighborhood. You wouldn't last through the week. Btw, was that the same guy who butt fucks you on a regular basis. It's easy to threaten someone over the net pal. Another thing to do it in someones face, which i can tell you never have, pussy. Tell me where your granddaddy's buried so i can piss over his grave.

Who's the retard know?

Well you see here is the thing my gran's dead, and if i was in America, which you should thank god i'm not and that i live in the UK, i'd be on my way to your area to break a few bones in your body.

Last person that cussed my nan, i broke their nose, jaw and kneecap with a pole.