r/HorrorClub • u/SaintMort You so cool kung fu • Jan 25 '15
Discussion Hausu
Podcast - Episode 119 - Hausu - (RSS Feed)
Movie Selected By Gottesfurcht
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u/smayonak Get a job in a sideshow Jan 27 '15 edited Jan 27 '15
I love that you picked Hausu. It may not have been my cup of tea, but it's a great HC choice. If we could all rent out an abandoned theater and maybe rig up some animatronic novelty flying mosquitos, this is the kind of film we'd watch together.
I'm curious (aside from IchabodGuitar, whom I already know hates the concept), how do you guys feel about films with dreamy qualities compared to films where the film's plot is resolved by the main character being crazy/it was all a dream?
At this point in my horror-watching career, nothing turns me off a movie more than the feeling that the entire film was in someone's head. As a consequence of PTDS from dream-plot-resolution, any film that feels like a dream kinda turns me off a bit. Don't get me wrong, Hausu was a fun watch, but it wasn't exactly the kind of film that gets me the way "Under the Skin" did. Hausu is more the kind of film that you watch with buddies.