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03-09-2009, 12:27 AM
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true that is your opinion but this is mine...they deserve at least some credibility for being tasteful and having the people who dont want to see boobs the whole hr & a 1/2 in mind zakuro iro... toge wo sashite anata wa kieru 
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03-13-2009, 11:50 PM
I dunno about some people, but people didn't like The Ring so much, but I was completely horrified by it. The entire movie built up sooo slowly... and at first I wasn't sure if there was a reasoning behind it all or if it was just ghost-shit, but I remember that the movie took me to the next level of suspense when that fly in the movie suddenly was picked out in real life. and when the tension had risen for like, the entire movie, that cutscene with the television... oh man... I'm still afraid of static and things like that.
That was the American The Ring. I haven't seen the Japanese one, though I've seen both versions of The Ring 2, and neither appealed to me. The Japanese The Grudge wasn't particularly scary to me, either. I definitely like Japanese-esque horror more, though. Project Zero is a game that has minor influences of the "sudden scare" factor but mostly the entire atmosphere and suspense simply kills you. Remember Resident Evil? Shotgun solves everything 
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03-16-2009, 03:58 PM
i personally think most japanese horrors are realllllly corny, they CANNOT scare me
yet many non japanese horrors cannot scare me either the only movies that have scared me are American horrors because they like to "upgrade" things, however japanese horror should be given credit for the original ideas don't be mistaken, i am not saying that the American remakes of all japanese horrors are good its just to my perspective, usually the original japanese horrors have never scared me while some of the remakes have "scared" me... yet its rare for me to be scared by anything on film, more like i can be creeped out, now japanese horrors can do that to me i get scared enough from what i see in real life...  Team Xerguelras all da wayz!~
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03-20-2009, 04:11 AM
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most people can understand me no offense but is english your second language? since you did not understand, the point of my post is that japanese horrors do not scare me because they mainly seem cheesy, however they can still be creepy at the same time i'm sayin my opinion may not matter to the whole because films cannot scare me in general anyway Team Xerguelras all da wayz!~
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07-30-2009, 05:42 PM
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hide... always in my heart. I love you.... my pink spider.... My one wish is 2 meet Kyo. seriously. R.I.P. Jasmine....
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07-30-2009, 06:53 PM
Some JP horrors are epic, but I really prefer the Korean ones.
Honestly I think Asia make better horrors than Americans. Especially Korean horrors that are more about the suffering and scarring of the victim's mind than about blood and knives. Quote:
The problem then is not JP Horrors, but your relationship with horror movies in general - or lack of such one. [ ♥<-- Jordan's heart! \(Ò_ó)/ ]
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