this looks good




http://www.iamrogue.com/movies/trailers/coming-soon/item/742-official-release-of-the-comic-con-trailer-for-the-walking-dead.html


http://www.iamrogue.com/movies/trailers/coming-soon/item/729-case-39-movie-trailer-revealed.html

I've been eager to see The Walking Dead series for a while. It's a fantastic comic book series, so it will be interesting to see how the series does.

the trailer looked great...oct 31 is when it is scheduled...

And it's from Frank Darabont who gave use the adaptations of Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and The Mist.

did you look at the Case 39 trailer? that might worth seeing too

Yes. I like creepy/evil kid flicks so I will be checking it out.

What's the COOLEST weapon that's been used in a horror movie?

For those of you who aren't versed in the bible of Psycho Killers, Ed Gein is the Grand Messiah. He was the guy who inspired the movies "Psycho", "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and the Buffalo Bill character from "Manhunter". He looked like a mild mannered Wisconsin farmer and would babysit the local kids or share his "venison" with neighbors. Just a tad shy and a bit odd, but that was Mommy's fault - she was an Uber Religious nut who drilled into him that sex was dirty and all women were evil whores. So when the Need called, he robbed women's graves and took them home. He'd tan them, make clothes out of their skin, make furniture out of them and eat them (ahh.. the "venison"..see you catch on fast!). On his arrest they found interesting items like a belt made of nipples, a pair of lips suspended from a sting in the window, skull soup bowls, shrunken heads, skinned faces of women mounted on the walls like paper mache masks;; four noses in a cup on the stove, finger necklaces, a vest and leggings made out of a woman's torso and leg skin, various pubic regions with out their owners in a box under the bed. Human parts frozen for future dinners were found stuffed into the freezer and a human heart was in that pan on the stove. The town store keeper was trused up and gutted, hanging upside down like a deer in his shed. Ed thought this stuff up all on his own, which was the novelty of it all. Ed died in 1984 in a mental institution. This is a photo of his kitchen at the time of his arrest, and a police officer who was on the scene investigating it. You can bet if this happened today some lawyer would have gotten Gein off on the "Sugar Defense" and he'd have been out in 3 years - poor Ed, the Psycho Mommy Abused Victim of his Childhood, you see. Such is the American Way. ...............

i could not post the photo...

Steve Railsback did a really good job of portraying Gein in In the Light of the Moon...on the other hand, Kane Hodder was horribly miscast as Gein in Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield, the movie itself is a joke, whoever made it had no clue about Gein.

i never knew they made a movie actually about him...