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dee2jj
02-20-2001, 01:18 PM
I just read arrows review of Skeletons in the closet and I must say I totally agree with all that was said. This was truly and amazing movie. So if you've seen it and want to gush, post here. If you haven't seen it and want to complain about it's uncertain release /ubb/rolleyes.gif post here. This is an all out praise skeletons, pray for it's release post.

Dee
Mike
02-20-2001, 01:22 PM
I also read Arrows review and I haven't seen the movie. After reading it though I really want to see it. It sounds very good. I hope it gets released...
Snert
02-27-2001, 07:54 PM
I cant find the damn thing anywhere!
the night watchman
02-27-2001, 09:01 PM
Yeah, Arrow's review made it sound like a "must see." What problems is it having and why?
The Arrow
02-27-2001, 10:29 PM
The movie isn't released yet guys. Artisan don't know what to with it (cable, theatrical...what not). Shades of Ricky 6 here.

BTW: I just did a phone interview with one of the stars of the film Jonathan Jackson. It will be up next week. A very kool guy and by his performance in Skeletons, a great actor too.

Hope Artisan releases it soon so u guys can see it....
dee2jj
03-01-2001, 03:16 PM
In answer to your questions, It's not playing anywhere because Artisan has not yet decided what to do with it. The only reason I was able to see it is that they had a screening in LA a while ago. I hope that it is released soon, so that alot of you have the chance to see it.
the night watchman
03-01-2001, 06:40 PM
Quality-wise, it sounds solid. Is Artisan unsure about it because of its format, its subject matter, both, or other reasons?
The Arrow
03-02-2001, 12:55 AM
I think its the format. The movie has been getting great reviews, has a solid script, kickarse acting and it's really involving.

Funny how the shit movies get released in the blink of an eye (Urban Legends comes to mind) but gems like this one or Ricky 6 get delayed...Hollywood is fucked!
the night watchman
03-02-2001, 01:16 AM
Yeah, man. Hollywood's all about how slick something looks anymore. Remember the good ol' days when cheap-looking, grainy, but highly effective movies like "Texas Chain Saw Massacre" and "The Evil Dead" (not to mention a slew of $10 slasher flicks) could get wide-releases? Now they make slasher flicks that look like they cost $20 mil and have big-name stars.

"Valentine"? Gimme "My Bloody Valentine" any day of the week.