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May 4 12 4:14 AM
May 4 12 9:31 PM
Bluesman Mark wrote:While it may not qualify as an out & out horror film, HPD has inarguable supernatural elements in it,
May 4 12 9:33 PM
SteveZodiak wrote:I've never thought of the identy of "the stranger" to ambiguous. At the end, when the guy asks him who he is, the stranger, says" you know", the guy gets a weird fearful look, and the camera pans to the name Jim Duncan on the newly carved grave marker. Not ambiguous to me, despite whatever Clint may have said afterward.
May 4 12 9:40 PM
Rakshasa wrote:I Of course, that last shot of Clint de-materializing into the desert heat vapor is my biggest argument for him being the ghost of SOMETHING. Is it real, or is it a mirage....
May 4 12 11:32 PM
May 5 12 11:05 PM
Monsterpal wrote: He's a mirage.
May 6 12 12:57 PM
Links To All The Classic Monster Stills I've Posted: http://monsterkidclassichorrorforum.yuku.com/topic/30758
May 6 12 2:19 PM
May 7 12 4:02 PM
VoodooRob wrote:I am surprised the supernatural western genre never caught on. Are there any other of the genre? I noticed a mention of the term Goth Western. I cannot imagine!
May 8 12 7:23 PM
Godziwolf wrote:VoodooRob wrote:I am surprised the supernatural western genre never caught on. Are there any other of the genre? I noticed a mention of the term Goth Western. I cannot imagine!Tremors and Near Dark come to mind.
May 10 12 7:31 PM
VoodooRob wrote:Godziwolf wrote:VoodooRob wrote:I am surprised the supernatural western genre never caught on. Are there any other of the genre? I noticed a mention of the term Goth Western. I cannot imagine!Tremors and Near Dark come to mind. Yeah, I can see that. But I was thinking more so the wild west meets the supernatural. Too bad Hammer never did one!
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Jan 28 13 11:22 PM
amarok wrote:There have been whole books about ghosts/spirits/incubi/poltergeists/what have you engaging in hanky-panky with the living. Some cultures see ghosts as being more "substantial" than Western civilization usually thinks of them.
Jan 28 13 11:36 PM
Jan 29 13 10:46 AM
Grant wrote:Not to have a one-track mind (though I seem to), but if you DO subscribe to the theory that he's a ghost, where does the situation with the two women put him? Could he be considered an incubus, so to speak?
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