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Learning at ThreadKiller!

Started by Trekker4747, March 29, 2014, 05:50:55 PM

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Trekker4747

What terrorous things did you learn at Tenkiller?

eegah

The killer went on to become the head of the Albuquerque DEA.

Working at a restaurant with no customers is really hard work.

Slicing completely through someone's forearm is no big deal.

Trekker4747

#2
I learned that at sometimes the makers of this movie took the idea of shooting "day for night" a bit too literally.

I learned that men who spend their who lives on/around a lake and who's occupation is repairing boats don't learn how to swim.

Reading Lake Tenkiller's Wikipedia page I learned that the actual lake's name comes from the family name of those who owned the lake and not any legend surrounding the lake, of which nothing is mentioned of a Native American woman who killed 10 men.


MrBNatural by Conn

#3
I learned that a person can call a phone that is disconnected and magically triangulate its position. Then drive to the location without any help from map or GPS system.

I also learned that you need a dull sound track in every scene that is louder than all of the actors. The sound track also sounds like the beginnings of Film Ventures International movies, such as Cave Dwellers (NO NO) and Pod People (It Stinks)  :) And this movie also had inappropriate music for each scene. I was expecting some ancient Enya song to start playing during a murder scene.

I also learned that just like the Super Mario Brothers movie this one also thought it was going to have a sequel.

I also learned that washing your hair in the sink takes much longer then in a shower, and she deserved to be killed at that point.


Trekker4747

I learned that harmonicas sorta sound like pan flutes.

Bob

I learned the best way to try and date two women at once was to bring them fish.

I also learned the town has no police

MrTorso

I learned if you want to build "tension" have someone play a hi-hat randomly.    tst-tst-tst-tst!
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Bob

Quote from: MrTorso on March 30, 2014, 06:47:41 AM
I learned if you want to build "tension" have someone play a hi-hat randomly.    tst-tst-tst-tst!

AH, STOP THE SCAREY TYPING!

THE HORROR

space_mutiny

Another good way of building tension is to reveal the identity of the killer like 3 minutes into the movie.
Oh bite me, it's fun!

Lembach

Quote from: space_mutiny on March 30, 2014, 06:12:08 PM
Another good way of building tension is to reveal the identity of the killer like 3 minutes into the movie.

Also, make sure he's completely bland.

Trekker4747

Quote from: Lembach on March 30, 2014, 06:31:26 PM
Quote from: space_mutiny on March 30, 2014, 06:12:08 PM
Another good way of building tension is to reveal the identity of the killer like 3 minutes into the movie.

Also, make sure he's completely bland.

Other than severe acne scars.

Bob

Maybe the killer just did not like his "breakfast, lunch and catfish"

Trekker4747

Please. It was breakfasts.


RockSiren

I learned the best friend character in a movie can be more likable and have more character development than the lead.

Road_Element

#14
I Learned that not even Tor Johnson would wear those shorts. Its probably because they are too big for him. But Still.