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My email this morning to Scream Factory:
Dear Awesome Scream Factory Maestros,
First of all, thank you for having those psychic, nerdy instincts on the titles fans want to see produced -- you have reached right into our hearts & minds. Pure nostalgic magic.
You may very well be all over these titles for upcoming releases -- and if not, shame on you!
1) Neil Jordan's The Company of Wolves -- Angela Lansbury's best role, yes? And I really want to see a crisp, remastered version of that wolf-man getting decapitated. Remember how his head sailed through the air and plunked itself right in that bowl of milk? Better for you than Wheaties.
2) Wes Craven's Deadly Friend -- A robotic Kristy Swanson kills the grumpy "Ma" from The Goonies by whipping a basketball right into her head, which then explodes. 'Nuff said. (I'll talk to my therapist and take my Excedrin, but it seems I have a thing for beheadings!)
3) Link -- the 1986 masterpiece starring Elisabeth Shue, a personal childhood icon who rocked my world in The Karate Kid, Adventures in Babysitting, and Cocktail. IMDB keeps Link's description short and sweet: "A zoology student must try to outsmart a murderous and super-intelligent orangutan." Plus, there's this weird sexual subtext, a la Cat People. You gave us Monkey Shines -- this flick should be next for your '80s killer primate line-up!
More to come later, surely. Oh, and I'm very excited about your Ghoulies release this spring....
Warmest Regards,
Nathan Buck
2 Comments:
Ah, I love The Company of Wolves! Angela Carter is one of my favorite writers.
Nathan - i dig the horror movie vibe you often tune into on your site! I saw this advertised a while back: http://www.thealoneexperience.com/
and it kind of made me think of you. I'm far away from the western coast, so I don't think The Alone Experience is for me... also, the whole idea of walking alone through a haunted house designed around using my own demons against me seems a little too extreme (and real-life-horror-story-in-the-making).
thought you'd be interested, though...
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