The Mystery Scene Game
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i think scarlett johanshen looked a little different back then
this was only six years ago
http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/040114/141533__ghostworld_l.jpg
my guess is the island though i never saw it myself.
this was only six years ago
http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/040114/141533__ghostworld_l.jpg
my guess is the island though i never saw it myself.
Gig
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That's right. It's "The Island" -- good work.
BTW -- The link you posted isn't entirely fair to Ms. Johanssen. While it is from six years ago, it's also a character shot of Rebecca and Enid from "Ghost World". She and Thora Birch (a beautiful woman as well) we're 'frumped up' to play high school rejects. It's nothing more than a classic case of "pretty girls sell, ugly girls don't, so we'll just use pretty girls and pretend they're ugly". Scarlett Johanssen was, at this time, often cast as the unattainable girl that so-and-so pined after or the awkward adolescent coming of age.
To me, "The Island" shows what potential "Clonus" offered but was never realized. The two films are night and day and fall into two different genres for me. While quite similar, they do differ and satisfy me in different ways. "Clonus" is a train wreck of a low budget film that appeals to my horrible horror tastes while "The Island" is a polished adrenaline romance.
And I disagree completely, if ever there was a film that needed to be remade, it was Clonus!
BTW -- The link you posted isn't entirely fair to Ms. Johanssen. While it is from six years ago, it's also a character shot of Rebecca and Enid from "Ghost World". She and Thora Birch (a beautiful woman as well) we're 'frumped up' to play high school rejects. It's nothing more than a classic case of "pretty girls sell, ugly girls don't, so we'll just use pretty girls and pretend they're ugly". Scarlett Johanssen was, at this time, often cast as the unattainable girl that so-and-so pined after or the awkward adolescent coming of age.
To me, "The Island" shows what potential "Clonus" offered but was never realized. The two films are night and day and fall into two different genres for me. While quite similar, they do differ and satisfy me in different ways. "Clonus" is a train wreck of a low budget film that appeals to my horrible horror tastes while "The Island" is a polished adrenaline romance.
And I disagree completely, if ever there was a film that needed to be remade, it was Clonus!
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curiously undead
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Mystery Scene #26
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a250/RikiOhh/12 Ersatz/Ritter/12002.jpg
from my favourite horror movie though with plenty of intentional humour thrown in.
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a250/RikiOhh/12 Ersatz/Ritter/12002.jpg
from my favourite horror movie though with plenty of intentional humour thrown in.
I think that's Undead
curiously undead
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they are demon hatchlings, im not sure if that qualifies them as being undead but it is not the movie title though i may have to look into that one.
Gig
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No... there wasn't a scene like that in "Undead". It looks like the guy from "Demon Slaughter" but I don't see how I could have missed a something like that if it's that film.
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Mystery Scene #27
Not too tough to identify, but a great shot nonetheless!
Not too tough to identify, but a great shot nonetheless!
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I'd say that's "The Reanimator"...
Piece a cake, I know that mug anywhere. Finally I catch it in time! I hope someone doesnt post while I'm typing this!
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