601 Sat January 08 2011 - 22:34:07 Fullname: john Email: Comments: A SERBIAN FILM has not yet seen a commercial DVD release here...and it may be awhile. It only played select festivals and events last year, if I'm not mistaken...and it's reception was one of less than joyous acceptance. 602 Sat January 08 2011 - 05:43:11 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: have had a hardd time findin siberia, goggle comes upwith afew movies for it ??? any sugestion on where to find it glad its u Mr Ketchum, with respect , gg 603 Sat January 08 2011 - 05:35:46 Fullname: gail Email: Comments: thank u Mr Ketcum.. knew it was u along lol , ill see u i toronto this year, 604 Sat January 08 2011 - 05:32:22 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: that is sooo cool Mr. ketchum.. thank u for verify that so glad it's u, lol ur my fav author, if i wanted to write u would i go through kev the web master to getto u ? i would love to write u a letter thank u for ur time, as always with respect.. g 605 Sat January 08 2011 - 00:26:27 Fullname: John Email: nonoman@msn.com Comments: I saw SALO years and years ago, it was harsh and disgusting. I liked it. I have not worked up the nerve to view SERBIAN yet...Von Trier's ANTICHRIST was almost too much for me...Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season! Well, I'd better get back to the writing board, Have a great weekend, All! 606 Fri January 07 2011 - 19:32:42 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: It's me, Gail, for better or worse. Honest. 607 Fri January 07 2011 - 03:12:18 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: gotta ask a queston Mr. Ketchum,is it really u that respond to our posts ? muy hubby says its not u ? i tell him it's a lie, i have been drinkin lol 608 Wed January 05 2011 - 17:01:50 Fullname: ketchum Email: Comments: First post of 2011...MEGAN -- glad you found the piece in ON WRITING HORROR useful to you. Good book in my opinion...SANDRA -- Google up Sylvia Likens (GAIL's got the last name slightly wrong) and you'll find a lot on the true crime...SHANE -- I'm pretty sure you got the twist in MEGAN'S LAW, all right. I saw SALO many years ago, when it first came out and SERBIAN only recently. Both extremely twisted...Best to all, D. 609 Tue January 04 2011 - 18:32:20 Fullname: Shane Email: notonekind@hotmail.com Comments: My cousin but me the bulk of your books that I hadn't read yet for Christmas. I need to know. Did you intend the ending of "Megan's Law" in the extremely twisted way I am interpreting it? This story in particular left me stunned. Also I am excited to see Offspring, although I have to say.. I feel like The Girl Next Door was completely lacking in the atmosphere and dark contrast between 50's simple life and the dark secrets that were held just next door. I feel like it was played way to straight - like there was no time put into really blossoming the subtext on screen. The films Red and The Lost, however, were absolutely fantastic and are what brought me to your stories to begin with. Anyway, I am excited to see what comes from the Ketchum camp this year, as it is always a treat. And in your taste for sadistic twist I see you suggest people watch the Human Centipede - so if you haven't yet I would recommend to you the films Salo and A Serbian Film. They changed me. 610 Sun January 02 2011 - 16:09:59 Fullname: gail Email: Comments: Sandra, have you read the book or just seen the movie ? the book is always better but in this case I found it to be right on the money. The true story of this was about a girl called Sylvia Silkens, I think that was the last name, you can search it and there is also a book on it. I'm sure that someone here will fill you in better on the titles. One of Mr Ketchum's best work in my opinion 611 Sun January 02 2011 - 00:50:09 Fullname: Sandra McRae Email: sandraharton@yahoo.com Comments: Hi, I just watched "The Girl Next Door" and didn't realize what the movie was about. I understand that the movie was 'loosely based' on a true life experience. Is it possible for you to enlighten me as to the true story it was based on and what happened to those involved. I can't get this out of my head. Thank you very much. Sandra 612 Sat January 01 2011 - 20:38:12 Fullname: Megan Email: Comments: Hi Jack. I've just stumbled upon you, believe it or not. I am halfway through the revised edition of On Writing Horror, and just finished your chapter about writing pain. I will definitely be checking out your works (once I get through my books from Christmas, that is!). From one (really new) writer to another, thank you for your chapter in On Writing Horror. 613 Sat January 01 2011 - 18:33:19 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: GAIL -- CENTIPEDE's a new one I think. Glad you loved Granpappy. Me too...JOHN -- welcome! and come back soon...good to hear you and DEREK both like RED. I confess it's a favorite of mine. Happy New Year, everyone! Best, D 614 Tue December 28 2010 - 05:00:27 Fullname: Derek Anderson Email: Comments: Hey Jack, thought I'd stop in and take a look around, its been awhile. I just wanted to say I recently read your novel Red and it more than exceeded my expectations. The story has a nice raw feeling to it, with characters that come alive to the reader. Now I can't wait to get my hands on a copy of the movie adaptation, especially since Brian Cox plays Ludlow, opposite the always interesting Tom Sizemore. Happy holidays! 615 Mon December 27 2010 - 23:23:15 Fullname: John Boden Email: nonoman@msn.com Comments: First, I would like to say howdy to all...I'm new here. :) Loved HUMAN CENTIPEDE...leaves you with that dirty sorta "Gummo" feeling. I have read HOUSE OF PAIn...it's okay...sort of an evil cult at large kinda book. Big fan of Mr. Ketchum's work, which began when I first read "The Box" and then everything else I could find...I think my favorite stays as "Red" such a cool book. Anyway, I ramble. Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season! Live, Love and smile!!! 616 Mon December 27 2010 - 21:13:06 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: hey, so i watched human centiped last night... it was kinda disturbing to say the least, i think that this was made in the 70's it was a old film. I still think that "header" was better, had its funny moments too lol granpapy was a hoot ! did any of you get the woman from santa ? 617 Sat December 25 2010 - 15:36:45 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: Turns out I was misinformed. FIREDANCE isn't the first story, it's the second. Ray Bradbury got there before me. - D 618 Fri December 24 2010 - 20:39:45 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: My story FIREDANCE is in the new issue of FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND, #253, their first-ever fiction --and a particular treat for me as I stole issue #1 from my father's store way back when...KONNIE -- glad you liked WEED SPECIES. What do you think? Make a good movie? GAIL -- I don't know HOUSE OF PAIN, sorry. What do I want for Christmas? Well, excluding world peace as too tall an order, I never did get that pony...Happy Holidays, all! - D 619 Tue December 21 2010 - 02:24:37 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: has anyone heard of a book called house of pain ? I saw it recommended on amazon with suffer the flesh by monica o'rourke.. i bought it on amazon just wanted someones thoughts if any of you have read it ? 620 Mon December 20 2010 - 18:17:01 Fullname: Konnie Jones Email: Comments: I bought Joyride/Weed Species from you in Gettysburg, and read Weed Species on the plane back home. That was really an intense story, and very horrifying. Of course, I loved it! And Joyride is great, too, but I already read that one awhile back. Yes, the Human Centipede is definitely a different type of movie. I just bought it on BluRay from Amazon for $8.99. A nice Christmas present for myself! Happy Holidays to all! 621 Sun December 19 2010 - 22:10:30 Fullname: gail gowland Email: Comments: Mr Ketchum I am 1/2 way through this wicked world .. it is a fantastic read.. really enjoying it. my girlfriend hubby told me about the human centiped, said it would be right up my alley.. as he has gotten me all of your movies.. I cant wait to rent it. Have a vry Merry Chritmas.. btw, what does a famous writer want for christmas ? 622 Sun December 19 2010 - 21:43:24 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: Just saw a wonderful, powerful movie called AGORA, about the burning of the great Library of Alexandria by the Christians, who are portrayed as rabid, murderous, empowered bullies and woman-haters -- the utter enemies of science. Sound familiar? This should be required viewing every Christmas, just to sort of round out the picture...Best, D. 623 Fri December 17 2010 - 18:18:45 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: Hi folks -- GAIL -- I'm pretty certain you're going to enjoy THIS WICKED WORLD. Another recommendation to you and to all: Joseph Wambaugh's HOLLYWOOD MOON -- excellent police procedural, filled with great characters. Hope Santa's good to you...Lucky and I can use the royalties! GUY -- I thought you were buying!!! DIRK -- CENTIPEDE's outrageous indeed. Not surprised you won. But a word of warning -- this is NOT for the squeamish or easily offended. And thanks, I'll stay away from MULLIGAN STEW. All best, D. 624 Thu December 16 2010 - 16:23:11 Fullname: Dirk Email: Comments: D, during the month of October we had a friendly competition with our neighbors (also big horror fans and thanks to me Jack Ketchum fans too)as to who could bring the most twisted movie over on Friday and Saturday night, I won with 'Human Centipede'! Thanks for the recommended read, the "wish list" on Amazon is getting full! My class that I mentioned earlier doesnt start till January 3rd, but I decided to start on the listed books that you haven't heard of (below). WOW, I don't know what kind of class this is going to be, but 'Mulligan Stew' so far is nothing more but mindless, sporatic, endless drivel! The up side is I only have about 500 more pages to go! Have a great Holiday, Dirk 625 Thu December 16 2010 - 04:02:55 Fullname: Ketchum Email: Comments: If, like me, you're already sick of holiday cheer, I recommend renting THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE. Seriously twisted stuff...that and for a great fun read, Joseph Wambough's HOLLYWOOD MOON. Both will make you forget Santa entirely. << 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 >>
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