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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    Lynch is a revelation, actually. A powerful force, cinematically and culturally. I will now check out Audition, as I am a lover of all Japanese cinema, in general.
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    A capital idea, Luna. Thanks for the suggestion.
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    Exactly. There are far more important issues to deal with at the moment in this crazed world.
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    Exactly. Thanks.
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    Sounds about right.
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    Hi, Julia. I don't know your opinion on this subject. Would you care to elaborate, please? Thanks.
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    Excellent post. Thank you.
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    Absolutely, correct.
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    Excellent points!
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    Bonne fête Goddess Maple

    Happy belated Birthday, Goddess!
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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    How could I have forgotten the fantastic two part mini-series from 1978, Dark Secret of Harvest Home, starring the immortal Betty Davis. What is it all about? Well, just read the 1890 landmark work called 'The Golden Bough' by Scottish anthropologist James George Frazier to glean some clues from...
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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    Yeah, the 'Return of the Living Dead' and its sequel have been huge influences on my own written satirical pieces, which can be likened to 'zombie porn.' Great films.
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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    Two amazing films. Hilarious satire.
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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    Hey Luna, did you read the original novella by John W Campbell entitled, 'Who goes there?' Carpenter's film is actually closer in spirit to this original story than the great Howard Hawk's film, The Thing (1951).
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    What is your favorite horror movie?

    Lovecraft is the man! My fave of his is At the Mountains of Madness. The film The Shuttered Room 1960's was based on one of his works.