Both - plus an American woman who was staying with me at the time was a pal of Clive B and he gave her a bit part in the film as one of the Nightbreed. So got daily set reports which was fun.
Thought Nightbreed was amazing and one of those films often overlooked.
I have. Read it, own it somewhere, own a worn VHS tape of the movie, which mostly follows the book. Except for a few reversals and changes that completely change the ending. ;-)
David Cronenberg was a really good, really scary serial-killer psychiatrist, long before Hannibal Lechter was popular.
Have read it (a long time ago). Probably own it, but if so it's in the depths of the Box Maze. Don't remember much about it, don't think I've seen the movie, but I've definitely at least seen trailers for it because I have some visual memories popping up here. ;)
Both. I tend to think the movie is better. I'm not a Clive Barker fan as much as I keep trying. He and Dean Koontz do nothing for me. But I gamely give them each a read about once a year or so, trying new books.
Having seen the movie, I had no urge to ever read the book. Or, indeed, any other book, ever again. It was that bad. It was possibly the stupidest horror movie I ever saw; though if you give me time I might be able to come up with a better candidate.
For a good Clive Barker-based movie, catch Candy Man--but only the first one.
That's largely on the studio, sadly, and not the movie itself; if you read the book, you can see the skeleton of the movie's intent in what made it to the screen. I'm hoping the Cabal cut will fix a lot of that.
I read the book years ago, but never saw the movie. I actually thought about the book earlier this year and looked for it on Audible. Alas, it's not available in audio.
I read Cabal many, many years ago (when it was first released in hardcover and I was a "rabid" fan of Clive Barker) and thought it was okay. As with a great many of Barker's series stories, the proposed follow-up never seemed to arrive. Ditto the third book of The Art (which is supposed to follow The Great and Secret Show and Everville.)
As far as Nightbreed goes. I saw it once, on its opening weekend, and thought it was middling, at best. If Barker's original cut of the film is ever released, I would be willing to watch it, but I've never felt compelled to revisit the film in its current version.
I collected the Nightbreed comic book series, but don't remember what that was like, at all.
I saw Nightbreed first years ago, and Have always been a hge fan. As a kid, I really wanted to explore more deeply that world and the mechanics thereof.
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Thought Nightbreed was amazing and one of those films often overlooked.
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David Cronenberg was a really good, really scary serial-killer psychiatrist, long before Hannibal Lechter was popular.
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I'm not a Clive Barker fan as much as I keep trying. He and Dean Koontz do nothing for me. But I gamely give them each a read about once a year or so, trying new books.
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For a good Clive Barker-based movie, catch Candy Man--but only the first one.
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As far as Nightbreed goes. I saw it once, on its opening weekend, and thought it was middling, at best. If Barker's original cut of the film is ever released, I would be willing to watch it, but I've never felt compelled to revisit the film in its current version.
I collected the Nightbreed comic book series, but don't remember what that was like, at all.
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