Corpse poll:

I’m practicing for my 2020 halloween costume.. I’m going as Amber this year. 

Oh!



Never mind, then. I love you anew. 

 

Lol :) I know I can only use that excuse once ;) 

He’s my favourite too :) 

Lol, I’m not highly on drugs... I‘M HIGH ON GOING SEE THE 1000 CORPSES IN NEXT HALF HOUR-ISH. 

I still don't know what your question was about. It must be a Kanadian thing.

If you have Prime or Netflix watch House of a thousand Corpses. Since you have a flip phone though, I’m guessing you don’t stream lol. 

I do have netflix, but I rarely watch anything on it.

Do you like it? I remember you said you don’t like violent movies. 

Yeah, I did sort of enjoy the movie from what I remember. :)

I admit that I don't remember it really, really well - - I looked up images of some of the characters you mentioned. I seem to remember it was a wild-in-a-weird-sort-of-way kind of violence.
For the longest time, I watched scary and violent types of movies. The horror genre was a mainstay. Some of my favorite movies are scary, and often all-out horror. (Of course, my number one favorite movie - - the original 1968 "Night of the Living Dead," my avatar.)

Then came this movie - - Michael Haneke's original 1997 "Funny Games" (not his own English-language remake of his own movie) -- and I think this may have been when everything changed for me. Such a quiet, polite, understated -- but violent film. Director Haneke does not believe that violence should be enjoyable for an audience to watch -- and he created a movie where no outright violence is directly shown, no special effects -- but the "funny games" he puts the characters -  and audience -- through is nothing short of devastating to me. I had to stop watching about halfway though and I took a half-hour walk in the night to calm down before finishing viewing. And the movie continued to upset me for almost three weeks.

But I find the movie a true masterpiece of film. I've since watched a lot of Haneke's movies - - I've admired all of them.
I really recommend this one.
Boy, I went off on a tangent.  :)


(That's actor Arno Frisch in the image--  amazing performance.)