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[gridlore]

List of films that most frequently use the word fuck.

Not that I would ever need to know that Born on the Fourth of July has a FPM (fucks per minute) of 1.35 (196 "fucks" in 145 minutes) but its nice to know that the information is there waiting for me.

In other news, I'm watching The Blair Witch Project (FPM: 1.79). This film should be required viewing by anyone planning to make a horror movie. We never see the monster, never see anything "supernatural", but just the effects of the witch's actions. And the film goes from interesting to creepy to terrifying. The first time I saw it, I was afraid to turn out the lights and go to bed.

Comments

Hmm.

[seawasp]

If you never see anything supernatural, how do you know there IS a witch at all and not just a bunch of gits who can't handle a camera for crap stumbling around a forest?

[patagucci-thong.livejournal.com]

That was a good, creepy movie. Of course, the weekend following I went hiking out in the wilderness by myself for 4 days. Muah-hah!

[arib.livejournal.com]

Blair Witch scared me out of camping for a few months.

[supersniffles.livejournal.com]

I love horror films, thrillers and just plain creepy films and was bored to tears by Blair Witch.

[lostwanderfound.livejournal.com]

I'm stunned that Blue Velvet isn't on the list; Dennis Hopper manages to put "fuck" into his dialogue at least three times per sentence (IIRC, one line is "fuck you, you fucking fuck...").

I saw a TV edit of it once where they'd gone through and dubbed "freak" over every instance of "fuck". Strangely enough, it actually made his character significantly creepier...

*unlurk*

[dalen-talas.livejournal.com]

Wikipedia is the reason the internet was invented

No it's not (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5430343841227974645)

*lurk*