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Reply #120 posted 10/25/09 12:17pm

purplewisdom

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sextonseven said:

ZombieKitten said:



NEVER AGAIN!!!!!

I'm getting Corpse Bride for Halloween movie night mushy


El orfanato was too scary for you. sad

Halloween weekend I plan on staying in and watching these Brazilian classics:


At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964)
This Night I Will Possess Your Corpse (1967)


Coffin Joe is classic, nice!!
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that we riddled some middleman who didn't do diddily"--BP
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Reply #121 posted 10/25/09 12:19pm

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Salems Lot
Omen
Session 9
"Dead in the middle of Little Italy little did we know
that we riddled some middleman who didn't do diddily"--BP
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Reply #122 posted 10/25/09 2:46pm

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sextonseven said:

ZombieKitten said:



NEVER AGAIN!!!!!

I'm getting Corpse Bride for Halloween movie night mushy


El orfanato was too scary for you. sad

Halloween weekend I plan on staying in and watching these Brazilian classics:


At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul (1964)
This Night I Will Possess Your Corpse (1967)



not SCARY

devastating bawl
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Reply #123 posted 10/25/09 6:38pm

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purplewisdom said:

Salems Lot
Omen
Session 9


shake

nod thumbs up!
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Reply #124 posted 10/26/09 11:52am

nurseV

Well, I watched Mirrors and it was kinda slow lol not something I'd watch again I mean Nuns, water and mirrors watching you eek Not a keeper lol
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Reply #125 posted 10/26/09 11:53am

nurseV

purplewisdom said:

Fright Night



I always liked that one lol I think it was Roddy McDowell wink
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Reply #126 posted 10/26/09 11:54am

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purplewisdom said:

Salems Lot
Omen
Session 9



The Omen eek boxed
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Reply #127 posted 10/26/09 11:56am

nurseV

noimageatall said:

EmeraldSkies said:



Never heard of it

It's great!! I tried to look into the mirror and say "Candyman" 5 times but I was too scared. lol



I won't do it lol boxed
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Reply #128 posted 10/27/09 6:44am

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paintedlady said:

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Oh, I don't like her writing.... I still have the bookmark halfway in "Interview". I'd fall asleep every time I tried to read it. confused

Armand is her best vampire book. IMO



that's the one where I felt the series (and her writing in general) kind of went downhill. it's one of her last pretty good ones, but she was churning them out at a mind-boggling rate by then and she really needed a stronger editor. her tic for purple prose describing surroundings, down to the fabric on the furniture, got out of hand here while the plot kind of just meandered around the European countryside not really going anywhere for long stretches of the book. unfortunately, after this one, she kind of just started rushing through the plots and not even stopping to bask in the purple prose.
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Reply #129 posted 10/27/09 9:27am

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errant said:

paintedlady said:


Armand is her best vampire book. IMO



that's the one where I felt the series (and her writing in general) kind of went downhill. it's one of her last pretty good ones, but she was churning them out at a mind-boggling rate by then and she really needed a stronger editor. her tic for purple prose describing surroundings, down to the fabric on the furniture, got out of hand here while the plot kind of just meandered around the European countryside not really going anywhere for long stretches of the book. unfortunately, after this one, she kind of just started rushing through the plots and not even stopping to bask in the purple prose.

I found Armand enjoyable, but IMO the series started to slip in Tale of the Body Thief. It's not a bad idea for a novel -body switching is done surprisingly infrequently -but I don't think the execution of the plot was handled all that well. There was a whole lot of unnecessary meandering here, too.

But after Armand, I gave up. The quality of writing slipped hugely and it was becoming more and more clear that she'd run out of good ideas and just continued to write for the sake of carrying on the series. IMO she should've givenup on the Vampires and started fresh with something brand new instead.
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Reply #130 posted 10/27/09 9:44am

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How about 'The Orphanage' that was good eek) Very good... not sure if its more a thriller though? Thriller wise have you watched 'The Jacket' and I thought 'Identity' was good... oh and 'The Number 23' wasn't bad.

I'm not that up-to-date with horrors anymore... if you want an old crap ones have you ever watched the horror 'Jack Frost' or maybe 'Driller Killer' or 'Psychomania'. lol
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Reply #131 posted 10/27/09 9:49am

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meow85 said:

errant said:




that's the one where I felt the series (and her writing in general) kind of went downhill. it's one of her last pretty good ones, but she was churning them out at a mind-boggling rate by then and she really needed a stronger editor. her tic for purple prose describing surroundings, down to the fabric on the furniture, got out of hand here while the plot kind of just meandered around the European countryside not really going anywhere for long stretches of the book. unfortunately, after this one, she kind of just started rushing through the plots and not even stopping to bask in the purple prose.

I found Armand enjoyable, but IMO the series started to slip in Tale of the Body Thief. It's not a bad idea for a novel -body switching is done surprisingly infrequently -but I don't think the execution of the plot was handled all that well. There was a whole lot of unnecessary meandering here, too.

But after Armand, I gave up. The quality of writing slipped hugely and it was becoming more and more clear that she'd run out of good ideas and just continued to write for the sake of carrying on the series. IMO she should've givenup on the Vampires and started fresh with something brand new instead.


I didn't think that The Body Thief was too bad... then again I had very low expectations for it so anything had to surpass that. I found the Armand book a bit dull for the most part I'm afraid... though the worse Anne Rice that I've read was probably Pandora... I remember nowt about it now but I remember being really disappointed with it at the time. You tried The Mayfar Witch books? The first one is great and the other couple are ok in my opinion... good reads all-in-all though.
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Reply #132 posted 10/27/09 9:56am

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meow85 said:


I found Armand enjoyable, but IMO the series started to slip in Tale of the Body Thief. It's not a bad idea for a novel -body switching is done surprisingly infrequently -but I don't think the execution of the plot was handled all that well. There was a whole lot of unnecessary meandering here, too.

But after Armand, I gave up. The quality of writing slipped hugely and it was becoming more and more clear that she'd run out of good ideas and just continued to write for the sake of carrying on the series. IMO she should've givenup on the Vampires and started fresh with something brand new instead.


I didn't think that The Body Thief was too bad... then again I had very low expectations for it so anything had to surpass that. I found the Armand book a bit dull for the most part I'm afraid... though the worse Anne Rice that I've read was probably Pandora... I remember nowt about it now but I remember being really disappointed with it at the time. You tried The Mayfar Witch books? The first one is great and the other couple are ok in my opinion... good reads all-in-all though.

I never attempted the Witch books. Isn't that the one where there was an eventual crossover with the Vampires? Seemed like a dodgy idea to me.
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Reply #133 posted 10/27/09 10:20am

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meow85 said:

JaneyPoos said:



I didn't think that The Body Thief was too bad... then again I had very low expectations for it so anything had to surpass that. I found the Armand book a bit dull for the most part I'm afraid... though the worse Anne Rice that I've read was probably Pandora... I remember nowt about it now but I remember being really disappointed with it at the time. You tried The Mayfar Witch books? The first one is great and the other couple are ok in my opinion... good reads all-in-all though.

I never attempted the Witch books. Isn't that the one where there was an eventual crossover with the Vampires? Seemed like a dodgy idea to me.


the first one (The Witching Hour) is excellent. possibly her best book. it is massive and there is a lot of interconnecting detail in it, but it's pretty enthralling and you don't even mind how long it is. the next two are pretty good too. they do crossover to the last 2 vampire books to wrap up both series, and those books are really bad. especially Blood Canticle.
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Reply #134 posted 10/27/09 10:24am

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errant said:

meow85 said:


I never attempted the Witch books. Isn't that the one where there was an eventual crossover with the Vampires? Seemed like a dodgy idea to me.


the first one (The Witching Hour) is excellent. possibly her best book. it is massive and there is a lot of interconnecting detail in it, but it's pretty enthralling and you don't even mind how long it is. the next two are pretty good too. they do crossover to the last 2 vampire books to wrap up both series, and those books are really bad. especially Blood Canticle.


I haven't read the crossover ones yet... I think I've got about 4 left to read but I space 'em out with other books so I don't get Anne Rice'd out! lol I would go as far as saying Witching Hour is her best book I've read too... it took me years to actual consider reading it once I had it though cos I very much had the initial feeling... pah witches! lol
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