[luke]

The Skeleton Key...?

[Mikeyj]

Burt Reynold's flavour? *shudders* That's a recipe for hairs caught between your teeth.

The never-ending story, the bit with the mud and the giant tortoise.

[addlepated]

None of those. This wasn't really a swamp movie per se. While the setting was important, the type of terrain was not.

[urthstripe]

Deliverance was definitely filmed on a river, not a swamp. That's your useless Burt Reynolds flavored tidbit of the day.

[catherwood]

two wrong guesses for the price of one:

"Shy People (1987) with Barbara Hershey
-or-
"Adaptation" with Nicholas Cage (did we use that yet?)

dunno, i'm just letting swamp movies pop into my head now

[addlepated]

Nope, not Deliverance.

[RedHatty]

sure looks like the Louisiana swamps they filmed Deliverance at

[addlepated]

Mmm, murky.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Take it away, Addie!

[addlepated]

Nobody's posted The Game yet?

[Rogi Ocnorb]

Another one that I'm shocked hasn't come up, yet.
Should take this group all of 2 seconds to get.


On Blue Velvet:
I'll never forget how the idea of a freestanding dead man creeped me out.

[Delusional]

That's very observant of you rogi.
You're up!

[Rogi Ocnorb]

I'm pretty sure that's a strip of Blue Velvet stuffed in Don's mouth.

[catherwood-offline]

Natural Born Killers?

[Delusional]

It must have been a while since I posted a still. I just found out ctrl-I doesn't work in WMP11, so I switched back to 10.

Rolerbe wrote:

or was paying attention to my guess for the Pan's Labyrinth post

I actually did not know the original Swedish title, and if you look back in this thread you will see I already posted two Bergman films.

OK here it is;



I'm not sure how popular this movie really was, but it should have been.
Anyway this should be a fairly recognizable moment.