Comments for 5 Minute Horror Blog http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog.html Tue, 21 May 2013 13:22:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1.1 hourly 1 Comment on The Deep End by Ray http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/586/cpage/1.html#comment-395 Ray Tue, 22 May 2012 00:55:45 +0000 http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/586.html#comment-395 Lexie PORTARO is not only a very attractive woman but she is also quite accomplished as a dancer, water polo collegiate swimmer and excels in academia, as well. We at 5minutehorror.com were honored to work with her. You will also see her featured in another short, coming soon: THE BEAST. Look for it. Ray DP for 5minutehorror.com Lexie PORTARO is not only a very attractive woman but she is also quite accomplished as a dancer, water polo collegiate swimmer and excels in academia, as well. We at 5minutehorror.com were honored to work with her.

You will also see her featured in another short, coming soon:
THE BEAST.

Look for it.

Ray
DP for 5minutehorror.com

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]]> Comment on THE LOST ART OF GOING TO THE MOVIES by Frances http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/141/cpage/1.html#comment-77 Frances Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:58:49 +0000 http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/141.html#comment-77 I completely agree and add that I also miss movies as mystical experiences. I watched Dark Knight recently and remembered what it felt like to walk out a movie theater with *that* feeling; like I was still walking around in another world. I loved that heightened sense of otherness that slowly faded back into the experience of the mundane, every day world. We saw the latest HP in 3d and thoroughly enjoyed having the movie jump out right at us. I had been expecting it to be like SCTV's 3d spoofs. I was in awe as we watched a snow flake dance seemingly inches before our eyes during the trailer for A Christmas Carol. We shared the theater with three unruly children and two adults. I really miss movies being exciting communal events. I completely agree and add that I also miss movies as mystical experiences. I watched Dark Knight recently and remembered what it felt like to walk out a movie theater with *that* feeling; like I was still walking around in another world. I loved that heightened sense of otherness that slowly faded back into the experience of the mundane, every day world.
We saw the latest HP in 3d and thoroughly enjoyed having the movie jump out right at us. I had been expecting it to be like SCTV’s 3d spoofs. I was in awe as we watched a snow flake dance seemingly inches before our eyes during the trailer for A Christmas Carol.
We shared the theater with three unruly children and two adults. I really miss movies being exciting communal events.

]]> Comment on Who Are the Great Horror Writers of Film Today? by Craig http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/60/cpage/1.html#comment-10 Craig Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:11:43 +0000 http://www.5minutehorror.com/blog/archives/60.html#comment-10 I know who the mind was that unleashed "Them!" His name was Ted Sherdeman. He wrote the screenplay, as well as "The Dog of Flanders" and "My Friend Flicka." He also wrote many episodes of Bewitched and Hazel. He was married to the woman who created Mortimer Snerd for Edgar Bergan. He had one daughter, named Stephaney, who had one daughter named Abby, who married me! We still get residuals from his various works, few of them for "Them!" So everyone go out and buy a copy of "Them!" Thanks, Ted! I know who the mind was that unleashed “Them!” His name was Ted Sherdeman. He wrote the screenplay, as well as “The Dog of Flanders” and “My Friend Flicka.” He also wrote many episodes of Bewitched and Hazel. He was married to the woman who created Mortimer Snerd for Edgar Bergan. He had one daughter, named Stephaney, who had one daughter named Abby, who married me! We still get residuals from his various works, few of them for “Them!” So everyone go out and buy a copy of “Them!” Thanks, Ted!

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