Saw VI. <3
1. Why do you like Horror movies?
Because I amor to get scared. I always have. And I amor blood.
2. What type of Horror filmes do you like the most? (slashers, monsters etc.)
Well, I amor Slashers. They're mais fun than the others, because the killer usually isn't revealed until the end. I also like lobisomens and witches. There are some great filmes about them out there.
3. What was the most terrifying movie you have ever seen?
The Grudge, I guess. It was the first movie I watched were I jumped everytime. This black hair... it just made me freak out.
The Unborn was very scary, too. And Ringu. It's the stuff of my nightmares.
4. If you would have a chance to be a part of making a movie, what role would you like to fulfill? (director, actor etc.)
Ooh, I would love to be a horror actress. I would play the badass bitch, that makes it to find out who's the killer, but dies. I bet that'd be so much fun. :p
5. Who are your favorito actors/actresses?
Actors:
Tobin sino (Saw Series, Boogeyman 2)
Ed Westwick (100 Feet, S. Darko)
Jensen Ackles (MBV3D, Devour)
Actresses:
Katie Cassidy (Black Christmas, When a stranger calls)
Ali Larter (Final Destination & FD 2, RE: Extinction, House on Haunted Hill, Obsessed)
Arielle Kebbel (The Uninvited, Reeker, Freakdog, The Grudge 2)
Briana Evigan (Sorority Row, S. Darko, House of the Damned, Fear Itself)
6. What are your topo, início 5 best Horror filmes of all time?
Okay, this is going to be hard, so I'll just take my topo, início 5 from the topo, início 20 of 2000 pick.
1. The Uninvited
2. My Bloody Valentine 3D
3. Blood: The Last Vampire
4. The Descent
5. Grindhouse: Planet Terror
Btw, you can find the pick link. Shameless advertising, I know.
7. What kind of Horror movie would you like to see in the following year(s)?
Something new. Not a remake, not a sequel. Just something different.
Or, if that's too hard, any new Wes Craven movie. :)
That's all. Hope you like it. :)
Arielle in Freakdog. Cool movie, amazing actress. :)
Drag Me to Hell.
The good news is... erm. Erm. We'll get back to you on that one.
Zombie has long said that he would never make a sequel to his 2007 film, which spent mais time on the origin of stalker and slasher extraordinaire Michael Myers than it did on the actual stalking and slashing, despite the fact that it grossed a nice, sequel-friendly $78 million worldwide.
