Enjoying their time in the mall Melody and Suzie stop by the frozen yogurt stand where Buzz (Pauly Shore) tries his very best to hit on Suzie, and to throw in a little bit of exposition into the story. Melody and Suzie have both found new jobs at the mall, and everything is the picture perfect ode to capitalism, except that there is a shadowy figure lurking in the mall, but so far no one is dead so all is well. The film opens with a pep talk to investors at the new mall that is set for a grand opening soon. Sure, Robert Englund’s weird mashup was set to be released the same year, but was his set in a mall (if you haven’t seen it, it definitely was not set in a mall)? Armed with 3 million dollars and a relatively unknown cast, director Richard Friedman set out to create his vision of a 1980’s capitalistic-mall extravaganza Phantom of the Opera. In 1989, the film studio that brought us Silent Night Deadly Night must have had a panic because they realized that the 1990’s were only one year away and there hadn’t been enough Phantom of the Opera adaptations made into horror films.
That philosophy led to a flood of low budget horror films, many of which would be forgotten, or worse, end up at the bottom of a $5 DVD bin at Wal-Mart.
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Whether the movie was good or bad though, the Hollywood strategy was pretty tried and true: make it cheap, and turn a profit. John Carpenter’s The Thing is one of my all time favorite films, and it’s hard to go wrong with the Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street franchises, but for every one of those classics, there’s at least five Boogeyman II’s (sorry Boogeyman II fans, but you know it’s bad). actual lines total, so that will give a more accurate view of how far I am.When I watch a horror movie from the 80’s, I inevitably have the thought of “how the hell did this movie get made?” Don’t get me wrong, there are some genuinely amazing horror films that came out of the 80’s that are stone cold classics. That’s it for now! I’ve got soooo much more to do, but I’m still excited for hitting this major step ^_^ As always, the little counter along the left sidebar shows the actual lines translated vs.
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If you want to download it, it’s called Nanashi and it can be found on his website We’re on episode 3, going on 4 which should be out this Sunday. If you could pleeeease signal boost his Hope Mob (It’s like Kickstarter but for causes) I would REALLY appreciate it! This is his Hope Mob Link Īnd my FINAL excuse for being UBER busy is having been invited by the awesome DJM to stat a podcast! It’s an anime podcast where we watch a different anime every week and then do a podcast on it. We’re not sure what’s wrong with him, but the vet says it might be neurological. I make geeky stuff, lolita stuff, and cybergoth stuff lol.Īnother, not-so-great thing that’s been taking up my time and that I would LOVE for you guys to signal boost is this… If you wanna be awesome and signal-boost me, I’d totally appreciate it! My website is Lilly Inverse Designs. And, of course, summer is when EVERYone wants to hang out and do stuff, so I’ve been trying to balance my working with my hanging out with friends and doing (free) stuff, making time scarce. I’m laid off over the summer, since I work at a college, so I’ve been making some art to sell at conventions, so I’ve been totally swamped with commissions and preparing to travel to cons to try to bring in at least SOME sort of income during these months. I know it’s not that big of a jump from last time, not even 10%, but I like nice round (not really) fractions, so I’m excited to be 1/3 done! Unfortunately, 8% in a month and a half is nothing to brag about but times have been tough, in all senses of the word.
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