I remember myself seeing "Halloween" on a quiet night.
Mom had gone to bed so I was alone in the living room.
I think almost every frame had an impact on me. The
menacing, ever present, tall, imposing, Michael Myers
ended up making those hours a satisfying experience.
My second story is with Mulholland Drive. From the
first frames, thanks mostly to Angelo Badalamenti's
score, the film grabbed my atention and scared, perturbed, provoqued my moviemaker-wanabee sorry self. That was until I heard the song "Crying" in the prescious voice of Rebekah del Rio. I am not sure about what happened then, I guess my mind flew somewhere and I ceased thinking. All I know is that I have created an adiction to both "Halloween" and "Mulholland Drive", specially that so-so-so sad song.
So I want to know if you have been through experiences like these ones.
Other encounter with the demon include:
-Requiem for a dream
-Eyes wide shut
-Suite Habana
See ya,
Julio
Mom had gone to bed so I was alone in the living room.
I think almost every frame had an impact on me. The
menacing, ever present, tall, imposing, Michael Myers
ended up making those hours a satisfying experience.
My second story is with Mulholland Drive. From the
first frames, thanks mostly to Angelo Badalamenti's
score, the film grabbed my atention and scared, perturbed, provoqued my moviemaker-wanabee sorry self. That was until I heard the song "Crying" in the prescious voice of Rebekah del Rio. I am not sure about what happened then, I guess my mind flew somewhere and I ceased thinking. All I know is that I have created an adiction to both "Halloween" and "Mulholland Drive", specially that so-so-so sad song.
So I want to know if you have been through experiences like these ones.
Other encounter with the demon include:
-Requiem for a dream
-Eyes wide shut
-Suite Habana
See ya,
Julio