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The Living Force
My take on this is a bit different, but as a child my Irish Grandmother used to babysit me when I was about 5-11 years of age, and we'd stay up late watching old horror movies on a Saturday night while my Mum and Dad went out partying. Man I cherish those memories, I still recall the actors in those great old films; Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Vincent Price. Only one of my friends in school used to stay up and watch them, we felt like proper rebels in our catholic school. The Nuns even graded my pictures well because I always made sure Dracula got killed by a Cross in them!
Anyway, I think my point is that I find the atmosphere created in horror films from the late 50's/60's to be amazing, so I tend to not bother with modern horror films. The last big horror film director I rated was John Carpenter, he made some real classics. generally though, nah, I avoid the modern stuff. I'm the same with music too. I like music from about 1966-75 and not much else bar a few modern bands.
I actually find that tech advancements are no substitute for good writing and acting.
Anyway, I think my point is that I find the atmosphere created in horror films from the late 50's/60's to be amazing, so I tend to not bother with modern horror films. The last big horror film director I rated was John Carpenter, he made some real classics. generally though, nah, I avoid the modern stuff. I'm the same with music too. I like music from about 1966-75 and not much else bar a few modern bands.
I actually find that tech advancements are no substitute for good writing and acting.