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After the killers are done with their work at the farm, the following morning the family's remains are found by the daughter's church friend.
This is a great family film, with little or no objectionable material, and yet it remains fun and interesting for adults and children alike.
I've watched it many times over the years and it still remains a favorite of mine, due mostly to fond childhood memories.
Keyboardist Gregg Giuffria remains the bands highlight, and has apparently never gotten much of a haircut, ever!
However unlikely, the fact remains that the scenes are extremely similar.
It therefore remains as imperative as ever for white South Africans, particularly the younger ones who have only heard of these actions to see it, and absorb the film's messages.
I see most horror films that come out... Theatrical, Straight-To-DVD, cable, etc... and most of them suck... a few are watchable... even fewer are actually good... Dark Remains is one of the good ones.
Only saying so because that stupid Nickelodeon show Hey Dude song still remains in my head.
The only question that remains is why Clint Eastwood had to have the rather mediocre actress Sandra Locke in so many of his movies.
it was and remains far ahead of its time.
Still my N1 remains The Shawshank Redemption!
Certainly he looks like no one else of the time, that skull-like face, flattened nose, and elongated body-- even now he remains an unsettling presence.
In this sense the incoming tide doesn't quite have the effect one might have wished, though the movie remains tense and highly entertaining thanks to excellent acting, fine location photography, nearly all of it outdoors, and excellent direction by the woefully underrated Mr. Sturges.
Dark Remains is a home run plain and simple.
Dark Remains does have one of those interpretive endings which may be a negative for some, but I guess it makes you think.
I give Dark Remains a perfect ten rating for being ten times scarier than any recent studio ghost story/ Japanese remake.
"Dressed to Kill" is Brian DePalma's best film, an absolute thrill ride of suspense, humor and style that remains unrivaled today.
This meant that the comedy would be nothing less of spectacular, and that's exactly what happened: the show remains one of the freshest, funniest, wittiest shows made in a very long time.
Despite having someone else's voice dubbed over hers, this remains a stunning tour de force for Louis Brooks.
One sequence remains in my memory to this day.
My choice for greatest movie ever used to be Laughton's "Night of the Hunter" which remains superb in my canon.
It is an instantly sobering, brutally honest character piece on the reverberations of loss and a graceful memento mori that resonates with a striking density of thought, yet remains as inscrutable as the emotions it observes.
Next to "Star Wars" and "The Wizard of Oz," this remains one of the greatest fantasy films ever made.
When Ling discovers that Tsing is actually a ghost who has been forced to seduce victims for an evil tree spirit who feeds on 'chi' (life force), he decides to try and free the girl by giving her remains a proper burial.
The "Bettie Page" look is also still hugely popular within the hetero fetish world and remains as distinctive today as it did then.
While this really can't be described as a failure, the sum of its parts remains ambiguous.
I don't know what those who label the film "boring" were watching - there's so much packed into it that it never remains the same film for more that 15 min at a time.
After that, of course, things go wrong, as Kevin Bacon remains invisible for the rest of the movie and is obliged to wear a latex mask, so his collaborators know where he is.
I totally loved this series, and to this day, it remains my favorite anime.
So while thematically it remains a movie about gender and difference, the structure ensures that it is also a movie about MOVIES - but on an almost unprecedented level of complexity.
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