Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton...

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Wed Apr 06, 2011 9:22 am

Mass Distraction wrote:

Mcghie wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

Spike991 wrote:: Nothing really relevant to say here, just want to point out that sig Ace, I've never seen one of the live action cerberus' like that, seeing the eyes and all.

the cerberus looks great though the 90's effect ruined everything, specially those bloody effects

Haha yeah all ninties films had too much fake fog to set a ambiance
If you ask me it was much and a tad bit cheesy

The 90s had too much of that? Try going back to 80s Very Happy

Ever seen Evil Dead?

Mass that was freaky I was going to give examples in my last post and evil dead was going to be one of my comparisons
Yeah that was all dark and blue'ish like the RE start up video and was foggy as hell
I wonder how much dry ice they used through the full film

I am actually going to watch that tonight now
Love the first film when there in the log cabin in the woods, It still disturbs and scares the hell out of me lol
One of the most epic things about the film was there was no CGI used for the demons
it was one the first films shot using full animotronic models and make-up effects
man a love it

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Wed Apr 06, 2011 9:48 am

It's a classic. It should also be noted it was made with seriously low budget.

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Wed Apr 06, 2011 9:53 am

Mass Distraction wrote:: It's a classic. It should also be noted it was made with seriously low budget.

Yeah I know that's why it was B-movie but hit the jackpot big time with it's success
But the same thing with the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre and that become big as well

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Sat Apr 09, 2011 5:13 pm

Ahaha. 80's movies loved the fog. They basically used fog in any night scene, even if it wasn't a scary movie.

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Sat Apr 09, 2011 6:09 pm

NiteKrawler wrote:: Ahaha. 80's movies loved the fog. They basically used fog in any night scene, even if it wasn't a scary movie.

LOL yeah I know
Another funny thing about 80's/90's film's is that why does every movie that is set in the future seem so feral
like everything is destroyed there is crazy gangs going about with leather spikey jackets etc lol
and there interpretation of the future kind of just looked like it was still in the 80's but with a few 90's gadgets lol
I am talking about van damme and arnie movies lol

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Mass Distraction wrote:

Mcghie wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

Spike991 wrote:: Nothing really relevant to say here, just want to point out that sig Ace, I've never seen one of the live action cerberus' like that, seeing the eyes and all.

the cerberus looks great though the 90's effect ruined everything, specially those bloody effects

Haha yeah all ninties films had too much fake fog to set a ambiance
If you ask me it was much and a tad bit cheesy

The 90s had too much of that? Try going back to 80s Very Happy

Ever seen Evil Dead?

Brilliant movie, I was just watching it the other day.

I usually get my Bruce Campbell fix from Burn Notice though, it isn't a bad show either.

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Mon Apr 11, 2011 9:47 am

Mcghie wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Mcghie wrote:

ace.redfield wrote:

Spike991 wrote:: Nothing really relevant to say here, just want to point out that sig Ace, I've never seen one of the live action cerberus' like that, seeing the eyes and all.

the cerberus looks great though the 90's effect ruined everything, specially those bloody effects

Haha yeah all ninties films had too much fake fog to set a ambiance
If you ask me it was much and a tad bit cheesy

The 90s had too much of that? Try going back to 80s Very Happy

Ever seen Evil Dead?

Mass that was freaky I was going to give examples in my last post and evil dead was going to be one of my comparisons
Yeah that was all dark and blue'ish like the RE start up video and was foggy as hell
I wonder how much dry ice they used through the full film

I am actually going to watch that tonight now
Love the first film when there in the log cabin in the woods, It still disturbs and scares the hell out of me lol
One of the most epic things about the film was there was no CGI used for the demons
it was one the first films shot using full animotronic models and make-up effects
man a love it

it's a bit late but i'll give a watch later midnight... all the 3 evil dead movies... i'll be done by tomorrow or the next day

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Fri Oct 21, 2011 4:56 am

I just realized something... Could the name "Hamilton" be a reference to another Capcom game? I was just reading stuff about the Clock Tower series and it seems Clock Tower 3 is developed by Capcom. The main character in that game just so happens to be Alyssa Hamilton.

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Fri Oct 21, 2011 8:25 pm

Mass Distraction wrote:: I just realized something... Could the name "Hamilton" be a reference to another Capcom game? I was just reading stuff about the Clock Tower series and it seems Clock Tower 3 is developed by Capcom. The main character in that game just so happens to be Alyssa Hamilton.

Alyssa and George's names, in RE outbreak, was said to be inspired by the name "Alyssa Hamilton" from Clock Tower 3. So i guess it's the same for Tyler Hamilton

Subject: Re: Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton... Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:55 am

ace.redfield wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:: I just realized something... Could the name "Hamilton" be a reference to another Capcom game? I was just reading stuff about the Clock Tower series and it seems Clock Tower 3 is developed by Capcom. The main character in that game just so happens to be Alyssa Hamilton.

Alyssa and George's names, in RE outbreak, was said to be inspired by the name "Alyssa Hamilton" from Clock Tower 3. So i guess it's the same for Tyler Hamilton

Yeah, I read that too. Wait... But what about Jack Hamilton? RE2 was made way before Clock Tower 3. Damn it... I only managed to add to the mystery of the name.

I wonder if it appears in any other Capcom games.

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