To plug myself into the radio and hide on here while DH watches psycho gore fest SAW?

[S1ur]

Am turning UP the volume on my earphones.......

I can't hear you la la lah!

[ewwwmy2shoesarefullofblood]

omg
make him turn it of

[ToThrottleABlackBird]

Ooo I didnt know Saw was on.

[HollyGoHeavily]

I am doing exactly the same!

Why do people want to watch torture and general horribleness???

[bubblerock]

DH watched all of the DVD's last week ready for the new one coming out - he's at the cinema now watching it - load of crap if you ask me

[S1ur]

2shoes I have issued warnings. I told him he will be haunted by images that WILL NEVER leave him. He grinned. fool.

I am going to go on msn and MN and hide behind my laptop screen's safety.

[ToThrottleABlackBird]

Ah tis only a film

[wrinklytum]

YANBU.dp is trying to persuade me to watch it.I don't do grim torture bloodfest movies.He says it was to get me back after I got Cloverfield out on DVD,which was,admittedly one of the crappest ,ovies I have ever seen.

[nickytwoooohtimes]

God, it is grim isn't it?
I made dh take me to the cinema to see it!
Can't watch it now - too gory.

[mabanana]

I would be pretty worried if my dh wanted to watch people being hurt for fun. I honesty think that films like this are a sign of something bad happening to our society.

[retiredgoth]

....I thought only pimply 14 year olds watched the 'Saw' films.

...they are, so far as I can ascertain, formulaic and devoid of merit.

I'm reminded of secondary school, where tatty copies of James Herbert books were surrupticiously swapped (and fell open at the dirty and/or gory bits..)

[blossomsmine]

Yeah, i am hiding in the kitchen!! My dd (15) loves these films too she is waiting to see the new one that has just come out................ I would be traumatised!!!

[ToThrottleABlackBird]

Oh dear like I said, It is only a film

[S1ur]

RG I can assure you I am not married to a fourteen year old!!!



nope he has proper man stubble and everfin'

[HeinzEVILSight]

DH is watching it in the lounge, I'm safe in the kitchen watching XFactor. DH tried to convince me it's a 'good' gory movie, has 4 stars in the Radio Times and everything......

nah, will stick with MN and Xfactor

[S1ur]

mabanana

naaaaah, I don't think so! but I do retain imagery very well and it 'stays' with me, which is why I choose not to add to the scary stuff in my head already.

[retiredgoth]

...can you ask him if he has any old James Herbert books?

(and if so, may I borrow them. Ahem)

[S1ur]

I believe he has many comics, oh no sorry graphic novels if that helps?

[retiredgoth]

...never quite 'got' graphic novels I must confess.

...fond of the Beano, though.

[S1ur]

well, good lord it has made DH actually gasp a bit and almost cover his eyes. I am vindicated.

[ladymariner]

My best friend loves these films, she likes anything gory. I love things like dirty dancing, mama mia, love actually etc.

Opposites attract

[S1ur]

well he gave thumbs up, apparently so good he is lining up next one

[mooog]

I have seen the box set and am waiting to go to the pictures with my dd to see the new one
Ooohhhh i just cant wait,
Yayyyyy he is sawing his foot offf as i speak

[ToThrottleABlackBird]

Ive set the timer to record saw2 tomorrow. Tbh, I did not find it scary. The film on bbc1 looks like it has been quite scary though!

[MollyCherry]

Glad it's not just me. I came in here and went online about and hour ago, having got up to the bit where the guy jumps out of the little girl's wardrobe and ties her and her mum up. Was literally in tears and needed a whisky.

I cannot watch anything like that since having DD (4.1), and cannot understand why hubby is so keen on them. (Well, can a bit from a storyline point of view but still won't be seeing anymore of it/them)