Sophia Alvarez76 said:Basically, some guy is looking into these murders, and then voodoo starts creeping into the story—as if those killings are tied to it—blah blah blah. Honestly, all I can remember is this one gory scene with some voodoo woman slaughtering chickens. 🤣
Angel Heart? Is he seeing some Black woman? And does it end with a kid being involved?
Honestly, I think it’s way better than The Day of the Beast by the same director. Can you give me a quick rundown of that movie you can't seem to remember?
So, I'm hunting for some movie recommendations—anything involving voodoo themes, ritualistic killings, decapitated chickens, that kind of thing 😬
Right now, *Angel Heart* keeps popping into my head—it’s an absolute masterpiece 🙏 and then there's *Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil*, where the voodoo element is pretty subtle, but it's still there 🙏
Currently, I'm really digging deep to find Wes Craven's *The Serpent and the Rainbow*.
If you aren't talking about the score itself, but rather the sound design and effects—then for me, it’s always been Contact. That deep, cosmic rumble that vibrates through the entire movie? Honestly, it's just incredible. 🙏
Lawrence Booth2 said:I think my version is just that the DivX rip was done poorly.😁😁😁
It’s possible, but I’m not buying it. If it’s a CAM rip, then sure—maybe the guy got up for a Coke or hit the restroom and accidentally kicked the tripod. But if it's a DVD rip? That’s tough. You'd have to do that on purpose or be incredibly incompetent. Either way, it takes a lot of time or a whole lot of stupidity. Since those theories don't really hold water, there's only one logical explanation left: the cameraman is from the North America—aka, he was probably hammered.😬 😬 😬
An alternative theory might be that the director is trying to symbolize the instability of our modern world.😬 😬 😬
Lawrence Booth2 said:So, I just finished watching this
Lady Snowblood
I want to jot down some quick notes for my archive regarding how the camera movement works in certain scenes—basically exploring what kind of vibe it creates and what the director is actually trying to convey through those shots.
Honestly, I’m not sure why you need books for that—you should be able to figure out the "how" and "why" on your own, right? 😕 😕 😕
Yeah, honestly, my absolute favorite setting of all time has to be from the movie Cast a Deadly Spell—it’s such a brilliant blend of noir, sci-fi, and comedy. It’s set in 1940s Los Angeles, where everyone is using magic to get by except for the main character, a hardboiled detective... basically me.😬
I’d love to hang out 😍 with anyone else who’s seen the film and knows exactly what I'm talking about 👍
Open up your video in Adobe Premiere, go to file>append avi segment, and just drop the second clip in there. Set both the video and audio to direct stream copy—and you're all set.
vividmason5 said:P.S. Is it just me, or are Ž. Tomić & V. Sever some of the only ones left who actually stay honest with themselves and everyone else?!?
electrictinker18 said:I don't get the appeal—why bother squeezing orange juice in the morning when you could just eat an orange? where's the magic in that?
yeah, you basically squeeze through 65 oranges just to fill one glass😠 😕 🙄 😕 😠