Just because Halloween is fast approaching and the horror movies are all over the screen of our TV. It is such a Halloween feast of all scariest movies ever produced. Everyday there are at least four to five movies to choose from. Some of these movies I watched already when I was a teenager. Movies such as: Halloween 1 to 3. Friday the 13th, Exorcist the original with Linda Blair and the sequel which is not that scary. Then "The Shining" of Jack Nicholson which is one of the most frightening movie ever. Bram Stoker's Dracula is the scariest vampire movie I had ever watched. The ending is weird having the vamp Winona Ryder killing the dracula in front of the altar just to find out the mystery. Then the Blade is gory in its vampire rampage so savagery made. More zombie movies. Resident Evil of Milla J. also being feautred every now and then. Zombieland starring Jesse Eisenberg. The movie is about the whole town becomes zombie-infected land and Jessie found only 3 people including him not infected and they move out to another part of the city to escape from that zombieland then met the actor Bill Murray whom Jessie accidentally killed because he thought he also was infected by zombies.
So beware zombies out there! Don't scare people who are not into Halloween mood or else you end up one of the fatalities.
Last night I watched the movie "Pan's Labyrinth" which is dubbed in English because it was a Spanish movie with Spanish characters. The movie is incredibly fantastic, fairytale-like sequences when the girl named Ofelia met the legendary faun and his fairies and monsters and except that in reality the scenes are absolutely chaotic because it was in time of war and insurgency. This movie won so many awards in the Academy. The movie reminds me of the many stories that my grandmother told me before she died. The faun is the "tikbalang" she used to tell me that appeared everytime when there's strong thunder and lightning brought on by hurricane. Their presence is felt through the house and the stinky smell is almost unbearable that she used her blessed palaspas or blessed palmera to scare those tikbalang away. The palms are then lighted with fire then put off the fire so that the incense and smoke fills the air. Then she chanted latin verses that she can only understand.
"Awake" the movie of Jessica Alba and Hayden Christiansen of Star Wars fame also is a bit scary because of the "operation." Imagine not having enough anaesthesia and you can feel the pain and the "talking" of how brutal and savage mind of those who are cutting your abdomen or the ones doing the transplant as if they are totally unremorseful? How sad! How sad that those people are surgeon and doctors! So please better look after yourself. Be careful with your health and make sure that you wont be bludgeoned to death by doctors without conscience. It's only a movie. Although it will remind you time and again that I think it's better to have doctors who also passed PSYCHOLOGY particularly in Mental Health. You want doctors who are religious and have faith in God not doctors who think they are God. Before you accept medical practitioners in your clinic and hospital let them have test in Psychology and check their family background and university where they graduated make sure they are not professional murderer or from prison because a certificate from university is not enough.
Also will remind you that "transplant" is to be done right at the time when the donor had the organ right there beside the patient who will recieve the new organ not when the donor backs out from the time of the operation. It's totally crazy to take out the heart of the patient first then wait for the donor's organ for few minutes like 30 minutes? That's totally crazy! That's totally BS! What kind of movie is that? Also there is that absolutely incredible story that seems intolerable cruelty to that movie. Really that movie is unbelievable! I wonder who wrote the story.
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