I love 'Corpse Bride.' I watch it every Halloween.Murfreesboro wrote:Yesterday we watched Corpse Bride for the first time, which my daughter and I thought was very clever and enjoyable. This afternoon, she & I are going to see a community theater production of Dracula.
You're right that is unacceptable!Pumpkin56 wrote:I love Corpse Bride! I had to buy the Nightmare Before Christmas over the weekend because I learned that my wee niece has yet to see it! Unacceptable. I'm going to fetch her one day this week so that she and I can have pizza and movie night
Good on you for introducing her to it! 
'Scream' rocks! I love that film. I remember watching it for the first time when it came out to rent on VHS, I was 11! Great movie!whatsername90 wrote:Wow, that sounds really cool, I'd love to watch Dracula in a theater.
Possibly the original Scream tonight... or if I can handle it, The Exorcist... never seen before and everyone keeps telling me its too scary. lol
The Exorcist is pretty rough. I saw it when I was like 11 or 12 though and I didn't really know what I was getting into. Saw it several years later when they re-released it in the theater with the deleted scenes added back in--it still scared me. However, I do think this could one of those movies where you hear so much about it and it gets built up, that when you actually do see it, it doesn't terrify you as much as it should. That said, good luck to you because it is still the grand-daddy of horror filmswhatsername90 wrote:Wow, that sounds really cool, I'd love to watch Dracula in a theater.
Possibly the original Scream tonight... or if I can handle it, The Exorcist... never seen before and everyone keeps telling me its too scary. lol
No, she was much younger than that. A quick Google search indicates that she was born in January of 1959. The Exorcist was released in 1973, but filmed somewhat earlier, of course. One source says she was 13 at filming, which is probably right, and still a little older than I had thought she actually was. But still a middle school kid.Pumpkin56 wrote:Wasn't Linda Blair like 16 or 17 though when she was cast in that movie? She was very baby-faced at the time so I believed it. A little tall as I recall, but very baby-faced
Murfreesboro wrote:Most people do find The Exorcist to be the scariest movie ever made.
Pizza and Nightmare happened last night and she LOVED it! She was singing This is Halloween all night and clapping and screaming 'yay!' during the movie. I showed her the link of the This is Halloween light show that Murf posted earlier and she had a blast with that! When it was over she gave it a round of applause and said 'bravo'!Jack Skellington wrote:You're right that is unacceptable!Pumpkin56 wrote:I love Corpse Bride! I had to buy the Nightmare Before Christmas over the weekend because I learned that my wee niece has yet to see it! Unacceptable. I'm going to fetch her one day this week so that she and I can have pizza and movie night