Saturday, October 12, 2019

The Snow Woman

The Snow Woman is a 1968 Japanese horror film directed by TokuzĂ´ Tanaka. I enjoy the eerie nature of these sad ghost stories where there's no gore and nothing to make you jump. And that cold, snowy landscape is dramatic.

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  1. No gratuitous gore is my kind of horror movie

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  2. I really can't keep up with you but that's okay this month because I'm not into the horror, spooky genre, anyways. Regardless, I'm always curious to see what you've been watching. :)

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    1. There are some of the horror movies I like and some types I don't. It's a big genre.

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  3. HMMM. Not sure this one is for me.

    I sure hope you get your computer fixed soon, though. I feel for you. I will give you a squirrel if that would help!

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    1. We have a resident squirrel ;) but thanks lol. I have a new computer. My younger son was somehow able to salvage my photos, which is a sweet thing :) Getting this thing set up was a huge pain, though. I may go with a chrome book next time.

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  4. I need to check this out as this sounds like my kind of October spooky film. I've picked up a paperback copy o Stephen King's the Stand, which I heard is good but I shall see if it works. I'm not sure if it is gorey or not. But maybe you know? Happy rest of your weekend. Hugs-Erika

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    1. I've read the original version of The Stand, but I don't think I've read the massive complete version. I've seen the 90s mini-series twice. I liked both book and show, and I don't remember either being gory. It's been years, though...

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