Friday, April 29

My advice for this weekend?

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Skip that PG-13 mutilation of the comic that looks like a teenybopper rendition of Hellboy starring whoever directed by whomever and watch this final milestone of Italian Horror instead...

8 comments:

Max Dropout said...

Profound and beautifully shot.

Jayson Kennedy said...

Agreed, really is a tremendous film.

...and I know it's not actually a "proper" Dylan Dog film to those that might point that out :P

Erich Kuersten said...

I aint seen this, but you're making me wish I would.

All that Dylan Dog needs to be is something kids can go to and parents don't want to go with them. They should call these movies parent repellents.

Jayson Kennedy said...

I can't say that, a more literal adaption of the comic would have the potential to be something really special under the right guidance.

You can tell by the Dead of Night trailer that everything has been drastically altered. If the character alone remained true, the film would have much of its teen appeal totally stripped away because the severely neurotic Dog would be boring to the current film's target audience.

At least we have Dellamorte Dellamore.

Mister Bones said...

Fantastic advice.

Buscemi said...

I knew this was a warning against either Fast Five or Dylan Dog.

Anyway, I have never read the comic book so I don't know anything about the character. The film looks similar to Dead Heat so I may catch it just to see how it compares.

Anthony1138 said...

Dead of Night looks like it does for the Dylan Dog comic what Constantine did for Hellblazer. Fail!

I think you put it best... At least we have Dellamorte Dellamore.

Franco Macabro said...

My favorite Italian Horror movie is Cemetary Man, its poetic, gory, and beautiful all roled up into one. This new Dylan Dog movie has me worried as well, but what the hell, I might give it a shot just out of curiosity. I wonder just how bad it could be, dont want to judge it just yet. But yeah, its PG 13 and thats never a good sign.

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