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Subject: Re: Valentine

Author:
KittyG

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Date Posted: 15:13:10 02/14/02 Thu
In reply to: Shhmommy 's message, "Valentine" on 11:50:40 02/11/02 Mon

You Know for a Horror/Thriller is was rather pityful.There was'nt a single really gory death scene(although I did like the spa and the drill scene)the script was horroid, where did the script writers get their insperation,a Cornflakes box.I myself have not read the book, but a friend who has said the only thing similar to it was the mask worn by the killer.David was a yummy perv MMmmmmmm, and he did do the best with what was given to him.I suppose when your offered work in a movie you need to start somewhere?It was rather pradictable.
I do think the girl was already at least injured when he put the costume on her, I admit I'd already figured out he was it and was trying NOT to laugh or in the Hubbies case fall asleep.I was very glad we saw the film on Half price Tuesday(movie tickets are almost 11 dollars here for an adult,on Tuesdays it's only 5.50).The bloody nose thing goes back to the school dance,I think.

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Author: Shhmommy [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:23:06 02/15/02 Fri I'm glad you thought it was awful, too, I was afraid I was being too critical :) I want to read the book, it could be interesting. David was delicious indeed - guess I'm a sicko to think that creepiness could be sexy, but hey...it was DB!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]