"You're gonna need a bigger boat!"
Posted on 03/13/2015 10:54:15 AM PDT by EveningStar
But then going camping in the Appalachians was different. It seemed I could always hear noises of civilization way off in the distance which was unnerving. And perhaps a subconcious thought of the movie “Deliverence”.
Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
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Yeah!
The only thing out in the real wilderness that I worried about was a bear getting into my backpack!
One of the most successful horror movies ever- and they didn’t have to rely on in-your face violence, blood, gore and blatant sex to make Jaws a runaway success.
Jaws proved nothing is as horrible as what your own mind can conjure up.
Take for instance the opening scene.
It’s a lovely quiet moonlight night on the bay with no sounds except the gentle lapping of water and the gentle bell of a bouy.
A girl is treading water, laughing and teasing her inebriated boyfriend lying in the sand on the shore.
You hear the jaws theme...suddenly the girl is yanked below the surface. She comes up again.
A look of confusion and horror on her face.
She’s yanked down again.
She surfaces. Her water logged screams are bloodcurdling.
Once again she is pulled under, and this time does not resurface.
The moonlite bay returns to its gentle lapping, the bouy bell tolls gently.
The boyfriend sleeps on on the beach.
It’s as if nothing ever happened.
One of the scariest, most horrific movie scenes ever filmed.
Yep...Blindness was pretty scary & horrifying!
Yep...Blindness was pretty scary & horrifying!
"You're gonna need a bigger boat!"
That might be the scariest, but this is one of the plain best scenes ever:”You’re gonna need a bigger boat!”
YES, and that line will live on indefinately.
That might be the scariest, but this is one of the plain best scenes ever:”You’re gonna need a bigger boat!”
YES, and that line will live on indefinately.
The Shining is my fav, too, next to Jaws (all time fav)
I think the best of movies from Stephen King’s novels was Carrie.
(the original)
“the Tenant” by Roman Polanski. Scariest film I’ve ever seen. I do go in for creepy any more but that is a powerful one.
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