what do YOU want to see?

[Nightbreed]

I just made my first film, and I'm about to start pre-production of my second. I know the kind of movies I enjoy and want to make, but this isn't all about me. I also know everything I hate/love about Hollywood, but what about you? I'm just looking for some feedback. What do you want to see when you go to the theater or buy a dvd? What are your likes/dislikes? What's your favorite genre of film, thought-provoking or slash em and hack em type shit, surreal, drama, romance, violence, sex, ect. ect.....what do you want to see in the movies? You're my audience, speak to me...

 

[miggidy]

Dog you know what I like LOL!
80's zombie flicks are the shit!
They held nothing back when it came to gore. Make-up effects are much more realistic than the played out CG in movies today....
Oh yeah and fuck rated R movies, they ain't good enough. NC 17 is more like it....

I hate drama, unless it's an actual "real" story.
Ficticious drama movie? Fuck'em....

Sci Fi's good when it's done right....

And of coarse violent action movies are off the hook.

But I will say this and I hope you really take it into consideration, every movie you work on regardless of genre should be thought provoking.... I love movies like the Matrix, not for it's special effects but because they are complex and thought provoking.

PS.... I almost forgot, Hong Kong Kung Fu movies are the shit!
Kung Fu grandmasters VS zombies! That will be the day....

Nightbreed, I need to holla at you some time in the future man.
I'm workin on a script for a comedy movie....

 

[Nightbreed]

duely noted. just get at me whenever...

 

[Mr. Chronic]

Make a thought-provoking movie like Momento. I always like them type of movies.

 

[Zer0.MediA]

I like quick editing and time cuts (so long as you don't particularly notice them). An example of perfect editing is the movie Narc.

And that story was beautiful.

I enjoy corrupt cops, some violence is usually necessary... I always say, leave the love interest bullshit to chick flicks. I'm also a huge fan of dialogue driven plots.

::shrug::