09-10-2012, 12:23 PM
Chequen:
Sacado de las críticas de AMAZON, no me había dado cuenta.
Has anyone else noticed something very creepy about these two films? I don't mean creepy in a good horror movie way, I mean creepy like odd and disconcerting. First of all, "Jeepers Creepers" is an "okay" horror film I guess, nothing original. But the thing that bothered me when I first saw these two movies is that there is a weird running theme that goes against normal movie convention. In Part 1, Justin Long plays the male protagonist but assumes the role of the "female victim". For some reason the creature becomes obsessed with him, starts stalking him and steals and sniffs his laundry. Isn't this what normally happens to the female protagonist in horror films? Unless of course the creature is gay. In Part 2, a bunch of high school football players and cheerleaders get stranded while traveling in a school bus. For some reason, the football players use this opportunity to take off their clothes and sun bathe on top of the bus. Huh?? How many men would do this? Isn't this what female characters normally do in horror films to achieve the obligatory T&A shots? Why aren't the slutty cheerleaders taking their clothes off? It gives a strange, uncomfortable quality to both movies. Later I found out the director was a convicted child molester who molested boys. NOW IT ALL MADE SENSE!! Suffice it to say, I immediately sold both movies for $.99, I didn't want it in my collection.
¿Que tal?
Digo, exagerado el tipo que vendió sus películas por esto, pero es algo interesante y es cierto, se me hace un dato muy curioso.
Sacado de las críticas de AMAZON, no me había dado cuenta.
Has anyone else noticed something very creepy about these two films? I don't mean creepy in a good horror movie way, I mean creepy like odd and disconcerting. First of all, "Jeepers Creepers" is an "okay" horror film I guess, nothing original. But the thing that bothered me when I first saw these two movies is that there is a weird running theme that goes against normal movie convention. In Part 1, Justin Long plays the male protagonist but assumes the role of the "female victim". For some reason the creature becomes obsessed with him, starts stalking him and steals and sniffs his laundry. Isn't this what normally happens to the female protagonist in horror films? Unless of course the creature is gay. In Part 2, a bunch of high school football players and cheerleaders get stranded while traveling in a school bus. For some reason, the football players use this opportunity to take off their clothes and sun bathe on top of the bus. Huh?? How many men would do this? Isn't this what female characters normally do in horror films to achieve the obligatory T&A shots? Why aren't the slutty cheerleaders taking their clothes off? It gives a strange, uncomfortable quality to both movies. Later I found out the director was a convicted child molester who molested boys. NOW IT ALL MADE SENSE!! Suffice it to say, I immediately sold both movies for $.99, I didn't want it in my collection.
¿Que tal?
Digo, exagerado el tipo que vendió sus películas por esto, pero es algo interesante y es cierto, se me hace un dato muy curioso.
"Solo hay una trilogía, solo hay un regreso, y es el del Jedi, ¿ok?"
Viendo siempre películas, escribiendo las propias y pronto filmando una más.
America is not a Country, Gringo!
Viendo siempre películas, escribiendo las propias y pronto filmando una más.
America is not a Country, Gringo!