HAY GUYS

Skexis · Local time: Jul 9, 2007, 02:01 AM

I hope this is something to do with Chtulu.

That would be so fucking badass. Some kind of mainstream media that could actually pay tribute to the lore.

I actually never had a problem with Blair Witch. I've always been about delayed gratification, so all the scare tactics without the monster was what made me enjoy the whole experience. Hell, I even liked the horrible sequel, to a certain extent. And I liked the acting as far as it was authentic. People who just behaved how they thought folks would in that situation, instead of trying too hard and making artifice out of acting.

Needless to say I'll be at this one on day one. I'm torn whether I should try to research it going in or just go in cold and let it all be a surprise, though.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Skexis · 11:10 PM

Originally Posted by Divest

It's right near the end of the trailer where the bridge is going up in the sky. In the back near the middle of the screen I THINK I see something. I'm not sure of the exact time stamp because my player doesn't show it. Upon further squinting I see that it may just be a piece of the bridge but ah who knows.

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/8...4215934yf2.jpg
Looks like a piece of the bridge to me as well. Too uniform to be a monster.

Originally Posted by Kilroy

Is it just me, or are there several humans in the trailer that looks... odd? I mean, like they have extra parts or scales or something attached to them?

Not sure which ones you mean, but if you mean at the military base, I think those were just hazmat suits.
http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/9...4220714qe3.jpg

Regardless, I'm pretty sure this will be a day-one-see for me. I love the notion of the unknown making its way into movies again. Too many fucking movies have to make the payoff blatant and ridiculous because it leaves nothing to the imagination. I imagine if the monster does make an appearance in the film, it will be with a specific purpose in mind, rather than just for the sake of pleasing the audience.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Skexis · 11:25 PM

The military guy with his face blurred out says something like "There's nothing we can do for her now," and it seemed like he was talking about the woman who was chained to the wall nearby.

http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/7...4222119aw2.jpg
It's possible the monster will have parasite children or minions, which would make sense for the underground subway chase. My gut is telling me that it's just a trick of the light, though, and the film will be used to talk about the way the military reacts to an unknown invading force. (Quarantine, by choice or by force!)

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.