The Fog

[javyn]

I'm glad you saw the 1980 John Carpenter version and not the 2005 version.

If you want two more Carpenter movies from that era that REALLY were scary...get The Thing and Prince of Darkness. POD still creeps me out to this day.

 

[Chiaroscuro]

Originally Posted by BrettChaotix

You don' think the last 10 minutes of Signs completely ruined the movie?

Nothing that special effects did could ever have replicate the terror shown with the look on Joaquin Phoenix's face when he was hiding in the closet watching TV and saw the alien video. They should have left it up to our imagination.

I dont think the ending was ruined, but I completely agree with you on the creepy/scariness of the closet scene.

 

[BrettChaotix]

Originally Posted by javyn

I'm glad you saw the 1980 John Carpenter version and not the 2005 version.

If you want two more Carpenter movies from that era that REALLY were scary...get The Thing and Prince of Darkness. POD still creeps me out to this day.

The Thing =

 

[Tokyo Slim]

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I might be the only one who likes this, but its one of my favorite Carpenter flicks.

 

[javyn]

Great movie, but nothing beats Big Trouble in Little China for alltime best Carpenter flick!

Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim

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I might be the only one who likes this, but its one of my favorite Carpenter flicks.