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Clive Barker's Salomé & The Forbidden (1998)
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| Roger |
Posted on October 17 2012 22:01
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Clive Barker's Salomé & The Forbidden (1998)
Do you think 'Salome' & 'The Forbidden' should be considered as part of Clive's 'official' films?
Edited by Roger on September 24 2013 20:46
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| Darth Ackert |
Posted on October 20 2012 22:31
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Since he put them up for DVD purchasing yes. If they were put up for free viewing via streaming or as added content to other DVDs no. So yes they become official as they are now profitable for him.
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| Ryan |
Posted on October 21 2012 09:50
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Only super hardcore fans will watch those.
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| Dave |
Posted on May 25 2013 19:36
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I watched The Forbidden again last weekend. It's been ages since I last watched it. This time I did it with the NECA puzzle box in hand, which confirms my OCD. Some of the code that Clive is drawing on the screen looks like an almost exact match for some of the symbols on the Lament Configuration. There is also a quick shot of a book dealing with equations and velocity manipulations and relativity. Then there is a murky shot of the entire code. This code Clive's Faust is writing to summon the angels is called hieroglyphs in a story board at Revelations.
Peter Atkins had his hands on the code at one point and the symbol right next to his finger was a dead ringer for one from the Lament. He rips the code apart and begins putting it back together, forming a new configuration...Black birds and then the nail board makes its appearance.
This movie was fascinating to watch again with the notion that it’s a precursor to The Hell-bound Heart and Hellraiser.
"We are all imaginary animals." -Domingo d'Ybarrondo, A Bestiary of the Soul
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| Ryan |
Posted on May 30 2013 04:06
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I'll have to watch those again, if I can make it through the half hour of previews and topless vampires.
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| Dave |
Posted on June 01 2013 13:08
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Ryan wrote:
I'll have to watch those again, if I can make it through the half hour of previews and topless vampires.
I have that DVD! I also have the two films on the Anchor Bay UK puzzle box set, which is delightfully free of the horrible Vampira wannabe.
"We are all imaginary animals." -Domingo d'Ybarrondo, A Bestiary of the Soul
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| Roger |
Posted on September 18 2013 18:07
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Dave wrote:
Ryan wrote:
I'll have to watch those again, if I can make it through the half hour of previews and topless vampires.
I have that DVD! I also have the two films on the Anchor Bay UK puzzle box set, which is delightfully free of the horrible Vampira wannabe.
Oh wow. I didn't know they released it on anything other than the "Vampire Edition". 
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