I Was Stricken by Boredom...

[Terminal Est]

And so, I give you...

MINI MICHAEL MYERS!!!

[MidgarFanatic]

LOL That is actually... pretty darn good. I am particularly impressed at the shadowed touches you added to the mask.

Although, the fingers on his left hand do look like a bundle of bananas. He must have jaundice.

*bows to the Paintbrush master*

[Terminal Est]

Indeed ha ha, there were no other colours that looked like skin, I was kind of disappointed, but at least the mask is decent, which is the important part.

I watched the fourth film tonight, and felt somewhat inspired, heh.

[Miss Lockheart]

Hehehehehe that's made my day so far Termie

[MidgarFanatic]

Out of all the Halloween movies I have seen, the first one is obviously the best, as it is a classic and has many elements which have been copied so many times since. One scene in particular has always haunted me, when she enters that dark bedroom and sees her friend hanging on the wall. (I think this was from this film... correct me if I'm wrong) The first Halloween film was actually one of the first horror movies I ever saw. I was not allowed to watch horror movies as a kid, my mom didn't let me, but one night I was sleeping over at my older cousin's house, and we watched it along with A Nightmare on Elm Street (as well as The Neverending Story oddly enough ). Although I cannot say I was entertained by it at the time, as I was completely and utterly terrified, it wasn't until much later that I was able to look back on the experience and appreciate it for thrilling me so much. Any movie that can have that much of an impact on you, whether it is positive or not, is a remarkable feat indeed.

Michael Myers is an interesting villain, because he is so effective as a horror icon only because of the elements of the environment. If the movie was shot in scenes during the day, he really would not be very scary at all, at least I don't think so. I would probably laugh at him, especially in that slow way he moves. It is the mask in the dark elements which make him so f**king scary, and the fact that his face is already hidden adds to the mystery of the evil. I do not remember ever seeing his real face, and I guess that is part of the illusion and awe.

I was not too impressed with many of the sequals, but I must admit that I did really like H20. I thought that was a great looking film, even if it does follow the traditional cliches, but since the movie is meant to be a 'tipping-of-the-hat' to the original, this film gets away with it. Jamie Lee Curtis is fine, but Josh Hartnett is my favorite part of that film, aside from Michael of course. I love the part when he slowly lowers himself down from a ceiling beam with one arm. AWESOME!

Wasn't there one of the films that took place in outer space or something. LOL Or was that Jason?

[Terminal Est]

Hehehehehe that's made my day so far Termie

Glad it could cheer you up. I had fun doing it anyways. XD

MidgarFanatic, do you mind if I reply to this in my new horror film thread? Because now we have started talking about Halloween, you know I will now never shut up...XD

[Firesnake]

ghehehehehe
it made me laugh
You did great termie
... I can't even draw a stick figure >.<
so I'm also a bit jealous :P

[VITG]

It's strange that I'd always assumed saying you were stricken by a disease was bad grammar, and struck was more appropriate. But looking it up it can be used for that as well as striking something from a record.

....I'm sorry, carry on >=D

[Terminal Est]

Go figure, out of all people, that you would notice that and not the banana bundle fingers.

[VITG]

I didn't notice anything, it's perfectly acceptable grammar. I'm just saying I found it funny that I'd always considered it a different word altogether.