> CP wrote ---
>> I'll seed this by listing some women in horror:
> The only ones I know of are: Curtis, Wray (who did a lot more work than
> just King Kong which is only film usually talked a-boot, a little Canadian
> lingo for ya) 

We don'/t actually say oot & aboot, but to n ear uised to "owwwt & abowwwt" it  might seesm that way -- we pronouce "ou" correctly, is all. (more than oo, less than ow)

> I don't care for the bloody gore and all in today's films.
> Give me a good plot, a good story and I'm happy.

Yup -- kids want the CGI graphics & THX sound -- I prefer subtleties.  They're  the same for video games -- I just want to skip the splash screens & get to the game itself, to see if it has any plot or challenges for my mind..

I no longer even try these DVD games -- if you require that much dayta -- it's  not my kind of game, which fit well on a floppy diskette, including user data!

> To really enjoy a movie, to me, it has to be believable, it could happen,
> etc.  Those are creepier than something like Frankenstein, a Michael
> Meyers-type character, some monster from space, etc.

Well, the slasher, serial killer films are based on reality to a point, with  typical Hollywood lampoon-like exaggeration, of course.

Not my style -- they focus more on the abuse & denuding of teen girls than on  trying to scare me. . .

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