You're welcome. :) I try to look out for you since I know that you like a scary flick on occasion. :)
There has been a lot of burning in movies lately, hasn't there? I suppose it's an idea that's been around forever. It's something that people are almost universally afraid of, but it's enough a part of history (and again universal) that writers/filmmakers can exploit it without coming off as being shamelessly gratuitous.
The only horror movies I can think of offhand with burning in them (other than those recently released) are Carrie and Nightmare on Elm Street.
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Date: 2006-09-06 10:38 pm (UTC)There has been a lot of burning in movies lately, hasn't there? I suppose it's an idea that's been around forever. It's something that people are almost universally afraid of, but it's enough a part of history (and again universal) that writers/filmmakers can exploit it without coming off as being shamelessly gratuitous.
The only horror movies I can think of offhand with burning in them (other than those recently released) are Carrie and Nightmare on Elm Street.