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I mean the whole point of slasher movies is "watch people get brutally murdered". They've never been deep and have died out for quite some time honestly. When was the last Friday the 13th or Nightmare on Elm Street? There was a new Halloween last year and Chucky's coming back but I can't really think of much else in recent memory
Oh, I know that but seemed like a reach to use Chucky given the franchise story of adding any kind of **** to keep it going and is from a genre that pumps sequels that retrace a lot of **** already done.
Movie isnt out, could end up surprising everyone.
Do you have anything remotely positive to say about Disney or Pixar at this point?![]()
That's for Toy Story 4! You go Chucky! Teach Pixar that some franchises needs to stay ended the way they are!
Half the thread is talking about Shadow and this is still the most Ow the Edge thing on this page.![]()
That's for Toy Story 4! You go Chucky! Teach Pixar that some franchises needs to stay ended the way they are!
No because unless Pixar and Disney begins changing their ways besides recycling on the same damn tropes for their movies (Which they easily can do but are just damn lazy) I've pretty much lost all interest in their movies moving onto Laika and Ghibi films.
Well it wouldn't be a slasher movie without some sharp edges involved
I mean, the slasher genre is still going. It's just less blatant than the 80s.
staindgrey
if you're still taking over for Cyndane with the AMAs, they're supposed to be bi-weekly now, so Shish's AMA should close within the next day or two.
Mark Hamil is in it so that alone might be worth the watch
To be fair a LOT of people have expressed fatigue of Pixar's standard formula. Though I won't understand why he felt Ernesto De La Cruz was the worst offender of twist villains
This so much. He was based upon the mural of Super Sonic in Angel Island.
I was making a joke about how Metal stayed the same despite the changes Sonic had in Boom.
Because if the Twist Villain hasn't been overused so much lately as of 2010 with Lotso and Turbo from Wreck It Ralph I wouldn't have a problem with the damn twist villain.
Yeah I know. Couldn't resist making that response for some reason, though. Sorry.
I mean, do you want Metal Sonic to start wearing any kind of clothing, beyond a cloak at times?
Ok but Ernesto is actually done well, he was built up and the movie's theming worked very well by having him be the villain
PSASBR.
To be fair, Sonic also never had Doctor Strange teleportation wormhole powers, and yet here we are.
Music score done by yours truly:I mean who could forget this modern day horror classic:
He says "Your planet" to the cop so yes
Some overdone cliches it doesn't matter how well executed it is. I was still annoyed they've yet again pulled off that regurgitated trope when they can easily could had done something different but were too lazy to do so and simply recycling tropes from previous movies.
I haven't had dinner yet, actually.
Actually, I'm eating some dinner right now, want some ribs?
Ok but why is the only good twist villain your textbook example? Instead of idk, the one from Frozen, Zootopia... whatever other Pixar films exist, etc.
To be fair, Sonic isn't suppose to be a creepy alien either.
Ah yes, my favorite composer: Wolfgang Doo-Doo Mozart.
I meant like changes to his parts and components, I’m glad he’s unchanged, I’m just saying they were capable of making those kind of changes to him.
I feel betrayed beyond betrayal.
The joke is that he liked toilet humor according to historians.
Latter. At least the PS one has mascots for the company/console family in it, even if the big guns are missing. But even then I don't have much affinity for Sony games.
This still doesn't answer why the only good one is your worst exampleThe other problem is given how much they do that it takes out the enjoyment, tension and suspense not knowing what to expect and then knowing what's going to come you know someone is gonna be the "Twist Villain" Oh mai gawd!
There's the fact too Disney/Pixar can easily pull off doing something different without relying on those overused tropes but they're just damn lazy to do so.
The real giant kaiju nuke monsters were the friends we made along the way.
To be fair most Godzilla incarnations are antagonistic as the Force of Nature he is or as he was shown in GMK.
No one is taking issue with you disliking twist villains.
Also the repetition and regularity at which it is done.
