A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

I've thought of writing a screenplay based on Carlton Mellick's underground bizarro novel "Satan Burger" and submitting it to Troma-- but I'd probably need about 2.5 million dollars to bring a book of that stature to the screen. However, 2.5 million isn't that much in terms of filmmaking t...

It's a terrible idea. "Ghostbusters" died when John Belushi died. The role Bill Murray played was written for John Belushi, one the greatest comedians of all time. And the original idea was much better when Belushi signed on to it-- they were going to have it set a hundred years in the fut...

That's about as likely as the circles of purple that you see on Shaggy and Scooby's pizza being eggplant rather than pepperoni. :wink: Damn it, now I have to find out if Domino's or Pizza Hut will put fried eggplant on my pizza... I love eggplant, and it never occurred to me to put it on pizza befo...

They said the same thing when they made one of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" sequels back in the eighties when one of Freddy's gloves disappeared and showed up in a scene in Sam Raimi's "Evil Dead 2."

Yeah, you know those were pretty popular in the 1990s when everybody started going vegan. I'm a member of PETA, myself: People Eating Tasty Animals.

Just like how Unclaimed Freight steals all their furniture from poor people...

They did release the Producer's Cut of "Halloween 6," on DVD, though. It's extremely hard to come by, though. No, they didn't. All you'll ever find are bootlegs. Hmm, so they are... I had to look that one up. I remember back in my days on horror message boards people said there was an off...

They did release the Producer's Cut of "Halloween 6," on DVD, though. It's extremely hard to come by, though. I think we have a chance with Mario Bros.

Very nice. Welcome to the board!

I'm glad they put "Doom" on there. Despite it's obvious flaws, it was groundbreaking for its use of the "first person shooter" sequence. And Karl Urban looks just like the Doomguy.

I don't know what "Warehouse 13" or "Mad Libs" is.

"The Dark Knight Returns," while having Frank Miller's artwork, was very good. Superman was in it, but he was also in the awful sequel, also penned by Frank Miller, entitled "The Dark Knight Strikes Again," which, despite featuring Wonder Woman, Plastic Man and a plethora of othe...

lalalei2001 wrote:So according to Lena, Daisy's mom was a bit of a revolutionary. How so?

Probably through some remaining forces she had power over after Koopa rose to power. In events like that, there are usually separatist groups that take sides.

Yeah, that's the one. The artwork is supposed to be surreal and gritty, reflecting Batman's broken personality in the book. no i think he just cant draw, but for some reason hes working with the suits. his art i awful and hard to follow, and hi batman is dumb looking too. make him too bulky, like h...

Yeah, that's the one. The artwork is supposed to be surreal and gritty, reflecting Batman's broken personality in the book.

My favorite Batman movie is still 1997's "Batman & Robin."

Sorry, I'd rather have George Clooney play Batman on ice skates than see Christian Bale play him.

The "spirituality" thread that Serum made had me thinking about the Boos. Glad they left those guys out. I'm not creative enough to come up with a good way for them to have been interpreted. I did. In my version (which you can find under fan works), they were holograms that attack people.

jka12002 wrote:Chargin Chuck from SMW. I could also see him coming to Mario or Luigi's aid at some point, id love to see Koopa get tackled by him lol

You know, it's funny. I always saw Chargin' Chuck as a 'bloodsport' athlete in the movie's universe, kind of like in that book "Killerbowl."

Yeah, it was way ahead of its time. That's basically what every movie does these days-- look at "The Avengers" and "The Dark Knight Rises." The last forty five minutes of both of those movies are just constant stuff being thrown at you without any signs of slowing.

Eh...I only call it the definitive Mario script mostly because of what we found so far, to be honest, there are many things that need to be improved upon. The third act is a bit rushed, some game references come out of no where, and while there are many ideas in the script, most of them aren't expa...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:Also those who saw DKR, did anyone else hear Sean Connery as Darth Vader, whenever Bane spoke?

Yeah, every time Bane opened mouth, all I could think of was this...

If you think that's bad, check out the Terry Runte and Parker Bennet draft which is arguably the strongest and best of the Sci-Fi drafts we've found. The fact that it would've gotten better had the writers not been sacked only makes it much worse. Seconded, it's the definitive Mario script. If you ...

dit the film to make Koopa transform into a T-rex on his own rather than Mario and Luigi hoping for the best with their guns? Welcome to the board. And no. They should not re-edit the film adding new stuff unless it's in footage that was cut out of the movie. George Lucas uses the excuse that "...

Huh, I've never seen that black and red and white poster, before. Very nice.

Everybody relax-- when I say "I pray to Bob Hoskins" I'm kidding. I don't run a church based on the movie, though it'd be pretty funny if I did. Anybody who knows me knows that I love to joke around. Besides, I'm an eccentric fanatic about the film. So, everyone just relax. In all seriousn...

Ahehheh...you miss my point. It's a real art installation...saw it in my Art Appreciation textbook six years ago. In fact, I'm headed back to Moraine Valley in a few weeks for classes, and I'll make a point of asking my former instructor about it (if she's still there). When I find out what it's ca...

I'm an existentialist. I don't believe in politics, science or God. Take that, society.

Well... It's not like it's competing with any Oscar Nominees... haha! How many good video game movie adaptations are there? It's not that long a list! It gets longer with every piece of crap Paul WS Anderson pumps out after he knocked up Milla Jovovich, which basically means she's going to be playi...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:Then they laugh, do drugs, drink beer, and go act.

And we all know how much Dennis Hopper loved his cocaine. This was Dennis Hopper before "Super Mario Bros."...

True, but here's my arguement. For starters, going to the set where the film was made doesn't count as a fan work. A fan work is when someone makes a prop or a piece literature or a low budget film based around a certain property that's not theirs. Walking around a set that used for the film with a...

jka12002 wrote:Cool to see you got your mod powers back Serum

And I must say, I like the new blue glow as opposed to the old green. Looks classy.

I love how no one realizes that A. This was already brought up in the thread "The SMB Crew was a brave crew" and B. That this has nothing to do with fan works! But maybe that's just me. Now hold on just a moment there. Skull Kid said he's going out there with a camera-- if he brings somet...

Skull Kid wrote:Haha... Nice find. Not as spectacular of a coincidence, but I loved seeing John Leguizamo and Dennis Hopper together again in Romero's Land of the Dead.

It's good to see someone else finally made that connection other than me after seven years.

The movie is an incredible work of art-- the TV shows... eh. I'm not exactly sure what the intended demographic for those shows was. On the one hand, they were bright with lots of colors, but on the other hand, they featured poorly done covers of songs kids that age had never heard of.

Anyhoo, back to Creepypasta...There's an art installation somewhere of a dining room. Its most unique feature is the fact that everything matches the patterened wallpaper--the drapes, the carpet (oh, shut up, you preverts), the placemats, the patterns on the plates, the tablecloth, the upholstery o...

Prime Evil wrote:I would've said S/U/P/E/R/8, but that's already taken.

It could be worse. It could be T/R/A/N/S/F/O/R/M/E/R/S/R/E/V/E/N/G/E/O/F/T/H/E/F/A/L/L/E/N/A/F/I/L/M/B/Y/M/I/C/H/A/E/L/B/A/Y ... now that's something more terrifying than any creepypasta.

Not exactly a creepypasta, per se, but an amazing simulation of one... VHS , Official Selection of Sundance 2012 trailer . Basically just Marble Hornets: The Motion Picture. But as far as "found footage" movies go, this one looks genuinely scary, like, the first scary one since the origin...

Hmm, well I'm sorry for your loss man. Has anyone ever thought about buying that old place? Yeah, my father and I are always trying to buy that place, but we'd have to buy the two neighboring properties in order to tear them down and build a parking lot that the theater doesn't have. It was built i...

Well, Richard Edson (Spike) did mention in our interview with him that the house Samantha Mathis rented while staying there was haunted. Really? I don't remember him saying that... Weird. It must be akin to a lot of the places here in Pennsylvania that are severely haunted, like Pennhurst State Hos...

I once read an article where Bob Hoskins was visiting a shopping mall and a young kid started following him around all over the place, finally Bob turned to the kid and said "Is everything okay, son? Can I buy you an Orange Julius or something?" The kid didn't say anything and the boy's fa...

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