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Post by Captain Spencer on Sept 17, 2019 2:09:53 GMT
I would imagine that not a lot of people are aware that Oliver Stone's directorial debut was actually a low budget Canadian horror movie called Seizure. In fact I would be very interested to know just how Stone got involved with this project in the first place.
Jonathan Frid plays a horror writer who hosts a dinner party, only to have evil characters from his imagination come to life and terrorize his guests. Very psychological stuff we're dealing with here. It's actually a cool idea for a horror story, but it's also really strange. A fairly creepy, and yet dreary atmosphere. Martine Beswick is quite effective as the Queen of Evil, as is Hervé Villechaize as The Spider. But I would say the acting honor goes to Joseph Sirola as an obnoxious millionaire.
Anybody else seen Seizure? Comments?
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Post by dirtypillows on May 9, 2020 14:57:28 GMT
I would imagine that not a lot of people are aware that Oliver Stone's directorial debut was actually a low budget Canadian horror movie called Seizure. In fact I would be very interested to know just how Stone got involved with this project in the first place. Jonathan Frid plays a horror writer who hosts a dinner party, only to have evil characters from his imagination come to life and terrorize his guests. Very psychological stuff we're dealing with here. It's actually a cool idea for a horror story, but it's also really strange. A fairly creepy, and yet dreary atmosphere. Martine Beswick is quite effective as the Queen of Evil, as is Hervé Villechaize as The Spider. But I would say the acting honor goes to Joseph Sirola as an obnoxious millionaire. Anybody else seen Seizure? Comments? That's weird because I was talking to my friend yesterday and he mentioned this movie. I had never heard of it but he said that Herve Villechaize was the villain and that Mary Woronov fought a man. He said that it was an interesting movie. And violent.
That's just kinda weird because I'd never heard of the movie and now I hear about it twice in two days.
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Post by Captain Spencer on May 9, 2020 15:30:11 GMT
I would imagine that not a lot of people are aware that Oliver Stone's directorial debut was actually a low budget Canadian horror movie called Seizure. In fact I would be very interested to know just how Stone got involved with this project in the first place. Jonathan Frid plays a horror writer who hosts a dinner party, only to have evil characters from his imagination come to life and terrorize his guests. Very psychological stuff we're dealing with here. It's actually a cool idea for a horror story, but it's also really strange. A fairly creepy, and yet dreary atmosphere. Martine Beswick is quite effective as the Queen of Evil, as is Hervé Villechaize as The Spider. But I would say the acting honor goes to Joseph Sirola as an obnoxious millionaire. Anybody else seen Seizure? Comments? That's weird because I was talking to my friend yesterday and he mentioned this movie. I had never heard of it but he said that Herve Villechaize was the villain and that Mary Woronov fought a man. He said that it was an interesting movie. And violent.
That's just kinda weird because I'd never heard of the movie and now I hear about it twice in two days. Thankfully Seizure is still available on YouTube if you're interested in watching it. Here it is: I can't guarantee that you will like it, but it's definitely worth a look for curiosity's sake
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