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Well thankfully it didin’t perform in first place at the box office this week, but unfortunately it did beat Where the Wild Things Are, which was amazing.
This is a very interesting article. I am not sure if I agree entirely with the idea of war equaling horror films (there wasn’t a war going on in the mid-90′s when Scream revitalized the genre) and I am not sure if the mostly teen/young adults who pay to see movies like “Saw” have even heard of Guantanamo Bay prison (not to insult the youth of America, because they did turn out in record voting numbers in 2004 and 2008, which is awesome.) I just think it’s the ever-growing desensitized curiosity for bloodshed that keeps these kinds of movies going. They are like circus geek shows: the spectacle is all about how the girl will get her guts ripped out by rusted metal contraptions. People will pay to see these shows over and over until they finally get sick of them and something better comes along (as evidenced by “Paranormal Activity” beating “Saw 6″ at the box office.)
I really don’t understand how one can get better than ripping someone’s guts out, unless you go the route of Lars Von Trier’s “Antichrist.” I think that film takes the cake, but unfortunately no one will see it because it is deemed an ‘arthouse’ flick and it will receive very minimal distribution.
Great article Will! Thank you!
Nahh…people love trainwrecks, planecrashes and unopened parachutes. Was Bush in orifice when FACES OF DEATH came out? Why do people go see NASCAR races? Crashes. Dude, here in west KY where I live people STILL worship the drivers who’ve perished in all manner of horrific crashes (either that or 100,000 auto decals are wrong). Back in the day they fed Christians to lions. I think it’s all just a reflection of our primal urge to see somebody ELSE get eaten while we live to catch another crappy sequel or remake.
You guys reflected a while back about how the Friday the 13th recrap lacked any good and imaginiative kills. The SAW franchise gives us those kills. I had to cash in my tourniquets around the time of SAW 3. I just want to slap that JIGSAW guy.
BTW…my sister Jeannie turned me on to your show and I’m a bigger fan than Patton.
Hey, Chris. I just heard the latest episode where you said you came to Chagrin Falls. I live near there (25 minutes away) and would like to know more about what you’re doing regarding the comic-strip, ‘Calvin and Hobbes’.
Thanks!
Jimmy, I REALLY want to see “Antichrist” but, unfortunately, it is playing nowhere here in Minnesota. You are right about the minimal distribution.
Chip, I agree with you about how most people love to see the spectacle of splatter (wasn’t that the point of “The Running Man”, haha.) I don’t have a problem with that; part of the reason I really want to see “Antichrist” is because I am morbidly curious to see how far Lars goes. Does that make me a sicko? No, that makes me a regular human being.
This is fabulous.
You know your shit.
Here’s where I am on the SAW movies:
I’m home alone tonight, during a wind storm.
I’m watching Halloween on AMC, Because I’M INSANE.
Okay, after Michael killed the shepherd, I decided to switch to my Flix of the day, Invisible Invaders (1959)
If this freaks me out, I have Pee Wee’s Big Adventure ready.
vodka martini, anyone?
I’ve become a regular listener to your podcast for the past year and have not, until now, felt moved to write a comment.
In your last podcast you said you wanted comments, memories of Calvin and Hobbes.
The two favourite comic strips of myself, my kids and grandkids are Bloom County and Calvin and Hobbes. Among us we have all the collections of the comics and after years still enjoy reading them.
As a mother I would be tearing my hair out if I had a child like Calvin but his imagination and wicked, warped sense of humour appeals to the child in me. And Hobbes, how wonderful it would be to have such a companion.
Please keep us informed on the progress of your project. I would love to see what ever it becomes.