>Stick your cock up her ass, you motherfucking worthless cocksucker. >Your mother sucks cocks in Hell, Karras, you faithless slime. >Do you know what she did, your cunting daughter? >Fuck him, Karras! Fuck him! >Let Jesus fuck you, let Jesus fuck you. Let him fuck you.
I thought this movie was supposed to be scary. This is just hilarious. I can't believe it won best writing for this shit.
Brandon Peterson
it's just another overrated movie
Nathan Morales
my cousin was scared shtiless when I showed it to her
Adrian Jones
watch it from an early 70s perspective
Xavier Cox
>Your mother sucks cocks that a good one
Jaxon Powell
>"fuck me, fuck me!"
YES MA'AM
Tyler Baker
Yeah, I can see how people would be absolutely terrified by all the cursing and blasphemy back then.
Gabriel Davis
how?
Nolan Sanders
I don't know if it's scary anymore, it has been over 40 years, but it's still one of my favorite movies.
Jordan Miller
Demons are antagonizing , what do you want them to say?
David Wright
dont wash for 2 days, wear bell bottom flares and listen to led zeppelin
Christian Reyes
I have dreams of a rose and falling down a flight of stairs.
Sebastian Collins
>dream analysis
1) you are a girl or confused male, probably never had sex. 2) you have a pussy odour complex or an oral sex intimacy issue.
Aaron Brooks
There is nothing shocking about this movie now because we are so desensitised with stuff that is far more gruesome, sometimes made poorly and cheesily, sometimes made well, but the fact is that there wasn't such a realistic portrayal of the subject matter before this.
Most people who passed out during the movie didn't collapse from the scares but from the medical scenes. The director didn't approach this as a horror film but as factual and that is a of part of what makes it last.
The film's horror doesn't come from the cursing, it comes from the build up, the culmination of everything that happens. Maybe I might as well be talking to the wall but I will defend this movie as one of the greatest films ever made on any day.
>can't fucking google. Nice try there, little buddy.
Cameron Sullivan
Perhaps it was good for its time. But classics are supposed to stand the test of time, like classics in literature do.
Of course, since this audio visual medium relies largely on technology, it's not easy for a movie to be as good for so long. However, there are movies that have stood the test of time, even when viewed today.
Ayden Hernandez
That twist in the show tho
Isaiah Ramirez
Horror was a normie thing back then. Sup Forums would have been into blaxploitation and kung fu. Though I don't know if Godfather shitposting would have been as good as Sopranos shitposting.
Brandon Thompson
By not being autistic.
I really don't have an answer for you besides that, it's not difficult to look at how something would be received today versus previous circumstances and understand how it would be different.
Blake Lopez
It's just outdated and made for a completely different timeperiode you fucking retards. basically impossible. You can definitely appreciate movies alot more while trying to do this, but it'll never have anywhere near the same impact on anyone as it did back then. This guy gets it.
Easton Cruz
>hurr during, old movies are sooooooooooooo stupid!
>c'mon guys, let's go make Unfriended a hit movie.
I hate tweens and millenials so much.
Oliver Turner
Jesus christ how did Raimi get away with that?
Asher Powell
t. Millenial
Carson Kelly
I still find the scene shocking today within the context of when it was made. I mean the original Black Christmas is the only other horror movie from the era that had language that offensive; it had the scene where the killer says far more perverse stuff down the phone but that was released a year later. I'm quite sure this singlehandedly raised the bar for obscenity in film in the eyes of the wider general public, in a big studio production anyway.
Tyler Ramirez
>lol she said a swear word I find this hilarious because I am 12
James Young
I'm 32, you cum-caked chode
Colton Cruz
>2016-32=1984
you're a millennial
Benjamin Davis
So what you're saying is you hate yourself?
Connor Cooper
It's the same with Avatar. When it came out, everyone was ooh aah. But now such 3D CG are common place and we are left with a derivative movie with furry undertones. Heck, one of the first movies showed a few seconds clip of a steam train barreling towards the audience. Many in the audience fainted or panicked because it was a novel experience.
Levi Foster
You're an idiot. Someone who grew up with rotary phones, betamax, etc. Is not a millennial.
I consider anyone under the age of 25 a millennial. Otherwise they're Gen x/y
Josiah Hill
Oh Paulie, won't be seein him no more
Julian Thomas
>he thinks that's not good writing For real, the drastic change of language is unsettling, and I imagine it was even more so at the time. I'd say in that kind of situation, it's good writing.
Besides, it's not like good writing depends solely on the dialogues. Most of the times, the writers don't even write the dialogues themselves.
Eli Carter
T. Millennial
Jason Peterson
>I'm a millennial but I can't handle my worldview crumbling so I'm going to make up my own definition Lol. I was born in 1995 and I grew up with rotary phones and VHS because my parents were old. I didn't even see a DVD until I was 12.
Cooper Jackson
What a life you've lived
Ayden Diaz
>look at how something would be received today versus previous circumstances and understand how it would be different sounds like autism senpai
Luke Flores
The point is the definition is meaningless because it literally means "someone who came of age in the new millennium" yet special snowflake faggots want to make a new generational buzzword every 5 years because "these kids couldn't understand me, maaaaaaannnnnnn, I was real hardcore growing up in the 90s"
Jason Fisher
I guess the honest question would be why the 70's perspective is more valid. That's some cringey edgelord dialog, and just because people were sheltered naive pussies back in the 70's doesn't make it any more laughable, they were just the first ones to dare to be edgelords. While that might have cultural significance, it doesn't mean it's great.
Samuel Nguyen
A millennial is someone who grew up in the new millennium and has no recollections of the time before the year 2000. That's the only way that term makes sense, so there's no way anyone born in the 80s is a millennial. I was born in 1984 too and I grew up in the 90s, so don't fucking call me one.
Nathaniel Perez
What a fucking retard, so you're saying you need to be what, 40+ to not be a millenial? Fuck off grandpa.
Andrew Edwards
Be honest faggots, would you have fucked her?
Hunter Smith
Yes
Angel Gonzalez
Depends if before or after she stabbed her vagina with a crucifix.
Jace Rogers
35
Cooper James
In the new series a priest gives an oral to a demon.
Christian Jackson
at the time of the 30th anniversary release my older sister WANTED to see this went to the cinema at some point during the film why the fuck did you bring me to see this shit I mean really no appreciation for this mainstream classic it wasn't bad at the time I hadn't see it
Nolan Powell
Just because faggots born in 1995+ are so ashamed of their generation they want to piggyback off the older ones so they can pretend their incredibly vapid lifestyles are not meaningless.
4 years ago at 28 I dated an 18 year old (born 1994) it was like dating a fucking Martian. I constantly had to explain shit from 94-2006 to her.
Fuck off with your Google definition of millennial and face the facts that your generation invented pussy shit like being emo and men using hair straighteners.