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what do you call a mexican woman with one leg?
What's the youngest age to see it, where you'd have a chance of understanding it, regardless of the R rating?
what do you call a mexican woman with one leg?
Not eveeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
28 and never seen it
Haven't watched it.
I was going to the midnight showings at the River Oaks theatre in Houston right after starting high school. That movie cracks me up every time.
I was in 7th grade
they had it at central park fox for so long....but never caught the flick...
Saw it in 5th or 6th grade.
My friend and I were obsessed with that movie around 5th/6th grade.
Ooooooh... creepy.
I was 43.
BANG!!!!
never seen it
Did you understand it that young? Or just get caught up in it?
17, freshman in college.
24--and it was new enough that no one was in costume and there were only about 2 people that already knew the lines
18
I rented this when I was in 3rd or 4th grade, back when I rented new scary movies every friday, and when I popped it in I was so confused as to how something so gay was supposed to be scary. I had no choice but to stop the movie and put in the next movie I had rented.
It wasn't until I saw some of it on comedy central or something when I was 13 or so that I realized it wasn't supposed to be scary.
17.
Absolutely a terrible movie.
Only thing that was even remotely interesting when I went to see it is that I went with a group who had a somewhat similar "act" for the original "Dawn of the Dead", and we put our own spin on it.
The drunk guys down the front spoiling it for all the regulars that were there made it somewhat tolerable as well, but otherwise that movie is one of the worst films ever.
I don't think I've ever seen it. We used to go to the midnight showing of The Song Remains The Same instead.
I completely understood it. But, I was the kind of kid who hung out with adults and had parents that didn't do much shielding, so all of its subversive themes were far from new or shocking to me. I don't know that sheltered suburban kids would get it at 10 or 11 years old. My younger half-sisters probably wouldn't have.
All I remember was, wtf is going on and why is this guy from Home Alone dressed up with makeup on.
Never seen it all the way through.
Same here, except I was 18 and a Freshman.
I'll let you know whenever i watch it
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