Session 9

[michael myers 666]

Fucking amazing.

Everyone give this film a try; Arrow's review is right on the money.

It's definitely creepy and definitely disturbing.

[Seph]

absolutely! This thing was incredible. Flat out chilling. The whole atmosphere was very much reminiscent of The Shining, even with the outer display of the building, and counting through days in the week. A very creepy head trip that isn't trying to hard nor taking it easy on you. I bought the DVD pretty much based on Arrow's review, & I'm glad I did. The bonus features are great (I hate getting a "bare bones" DVD) and the sound is just nerve racking. Great movie...

[Larie]

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I absolutely loved this movie, but can somebody please tell me----what was up with the wheelchair? I was thinking that it was the girl on the tapes-Mary I think-wheelchair, but I just don't know. And was Gordon just possesed by the Simon person or what. All answers and thoughts would be appreciated!

[Seph]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Larie:
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I absolutely loved this movie, but can somebody please tell me----what was up with the wheelchair? I was thinking that it was the girl on the tapes-Mary I think-wheelchair, but I just don't know. And was Gordon just possesed by the Simon person or what. All answers and thoughts would be appreciated! </font>


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okay, now I need to see it again cuz it's definitely a head trip, but initial impressions I recieved is that Gordon was somewhat "posessed" by the spirit of Mary, who was a schitzo & thus the "simon" personality influenced Gordon to act as he did. The wheelchair, I'm not too sure about that, I thought it was Mary's too, because it seemed that somehow Gordon was attracted to specific points that Mary had been (remember the graveyard?). It all seems to play well into it.
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