FriendlyShadow
Well-known member
Has anyone noticed they tend to get a bit too much on the gore effects. I mean in older movies, they were more suspenseful and were more in fore subtle creepiness/scares than focusing on how much ounce of blood a person's skin sheds on the floor. Is this to get more viewers and own money. I watched a few movies like Halloween(remakes), Saw movies, House of 1000 corpses I even accidentally looked up Human Centipede, blech! Even the actors are all good looking(prove me if I'm wrong if there wasn't one actor in a recent remake of a horror film was "average looking" disregard the nerd stereotypes.) I don't know. I mean just to see people's limbs get chopped off, be gutted, throat ripped out, I think that's going far into extremes here. I know there just movies, but I think it's simply just to get more viewers than to actually revolve around the story itself and how the characters manage to defeat their main conflicts. All the actors I'm seeing are fairly good looking, cheesy acting, and such. I'm sick of these actors getting paid for their looks and that's the only thing they'll get people's attentions to show off their abs, biceps, tanned toned body. Damn. I wouldn't say all good looking people aren't bad actors, but they just use their looks to their own advantage to seek some attention from others and that just shows so much lack of respect. (again, before all of you say they are just movies, I'm well aware of that, however, I am only just trying to vent out on how much this trend has been going for so much.) They all basically follow the same story idea/plot device and the kills aren't unique if you just stab someone repeatedly. That's old now. I even watched a scene from a horror movie where a guy was running to save his girlfriend and his leg got caught in a trap in the ground while his girlfriend was in a sleeping bag burning in the fire while you hear that sizzling sound as she was crying for help as the camera zooms inside of her bag and when he was trying to free from the grasp of the trap on his leg, you see his bone(barely!) That's not creative or creepy, that's just mentally twisted for f*cks sakes! Am I the only one who feels this way. I stopped watching those movies like that, but still it drives me in anger why this stuff keeps reappearing and something we've all seen before. It's like basically watching the same movie over and over and that's what this trend is doing.
