Comments on: Ghost Girls Preserved in Honey http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/ BLACK HONEY FROM THE BEE-LOG Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:39:58 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Lorra http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1251 Lorra Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:15:24 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1251 I have not seen See the Sea, but I checked out a synopsis, sounds intriguing. I have not seen See the Sea, but I checked out a synopsis, sounds intriguing.

]]> By: Angeliska http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1143 Angeliska Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:45:30 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1143 KYLEE: That's going on my list! Thanks lady! MLLE. GHOUL:  Thank you for your horror movie recommendations- I can't wait to watch them! The only one I've seen is Lemora, which is an all-time favorite! I love your polyvore sets so much- and the fact that you made one inspired by Martyrs is just amazing. I love the hideous face of poor La Criatura juxtaposed with the white ruffles and demure Santa Maria di Novella! Good call on Denise Grünstein- I should've guessed! She is so amazing! I adored her pumpkin couture- one of my favorite photos last fall: http://www.angeliska.com/2008/11/russet-bone/ You are an endless fountain of wow, my dear! I wish it was easier to comment on your tumblr blog- I am constantly amazed by the magic you post there. Happy Autumn to you! KELLEY: Yes! Eyes of Fire is one of my very favorites! Something about the spirits in that part of the country, those woods... Makes me think of the energy behind Blair Witch, eh? Super, super creepy! TODD:   Isn't Repulsion freakin' incredible? My goodness, it really gets under your skin. Hard to look at crack in the wall and bunnies the same way ever again. The Changeling is in my netflix queue, and REC is sitting right here waiting patiently in its little red sleeve! Can't wait. I saw the German original Funny Games years ago with Miss Pea in New Orleans. Definitely a "feel-bad" film. I've held off on seeing the re-make, as that little twist just kind of ruined it for me. I moosh you from afar! Moosh! Moosh! LORRA: Yes, I've been on a French horror kick it seems. The French are so perverse, and generally just make better films - at least, I've been fairly impressed so far. High Tension, though... Man, what a nasty film! Some of the imagery has really stayed with me. That beautiful decapitated head with the long black hair! However, I had a lot of issues with that one - again, with the annoying twists! Have you ever seen Ozon's See the Sea? Goddamn chilling. MICHAEL: Thank you, kind sir! KYLEE:
That’s going on my list! Thanks lady!

MLLE. GHOUL:
 Thank you for your horror movie recommendations- I can’t wait to watch them!
The only one I’ve seen is Lemora, which is an all-time favorite!
I love your polyvore sets so much- and the fact that you made one inspired by Martyrs is just amazing.
I love the hideous face of poor La Criatura juxtaposed with the white ruffles and demure Santa Maria di Novella!
Good call on Denise Grünstein- I should’ve guessed! She is so amazing!
I adored her pumpkin couture- one of my favorite photos last fall:
http://www.angeliska.com/2008/11/russet-bone/
You are an endless fountain of wow, my dear! I wish it was easier to comment on your tumblr blog-
I am constantly amazed by the magic you post there. Happy Autumn to you!

KELLEY:
Yes! Eyes of Fire is one of my very favorites! Something about the spirits in that part of the country, those woods…
Makes me think of the energy behind Blair Witch, eh? Super, super creepy!

TODD:
  Isn’t Repulsion freakin’ incredible? My goodness, it really gets under your skin.
Hard to look at crack in the wall and bunnies the same way ever again.
The Changeling is in my netflix queue, and REC is sitting right here waiting patiently in its little red sleeve!
Can’t wait. I saw the German original Funny Games years ago with Miss Pea in New Orleans.
Definitely a “feel-bad” film. I’ve held off on seeing the re-make, as that little twist just kind of ruined it for me.
I moosh you from afar! Moosh! Moosh!

LORRA:
Yes, I’ve been on a French horror kick it seems. The French are so perverse, and generally just make better films –
at least, I’ve been fairly impressed so far. High Tension, though… Man, what a nasty film! Some of the imagery
has really stayed with me. That beautiful decapitated head with the long black hair! However, I had a lot of issues
with that one – again, with the annoying twists! Have you ever seen Ozon’s See the Sea? Goddamn chilling.

MICHAEL:
Thank you, kind sir!

]]> By: Michael Arner http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1141 Michael Arner Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:06:07 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1141 your bee-log is always such a gift. The el Orfanado is Denise Grunstein; see: http://www.cameralink.com/photographers/denise-grunstein/editorial/17157 your bee-log is always such a gift.

The el Orfanado is Denise Grunstein; see:

http://www.cameralink.com/photographers/denise-grunstein/editorial/17157

]]> By: kylee http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1138 kylee Sun, 08 Nov 2009 04:53:44 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1138 Vampyr - Der Traum des Allan Grey is always a favorite of mine! beautiful post as always my dear, thank you Vampyr – Der Traum des Allan Grey is always a favorite of mine! beautiful post as always my dear, thank you

]]> By: Hannah Cranford http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1136 Hannah Cranford Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:58:57 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1136 our co-worker angela at the pied cow in portland had a series of photographs taken in the kitchen of said establishment with different cameras belonging to a few different folks- in all, her head was not shown. i mean, the heads of the other people right beside yer were, the collar of her dress showed.. but no head. the area behind where her head would have been was even clear- like window pane, etc...theres a pattern... our co-worker angela at the pied cow in portland had a series of photographs taken in the kitchen of said establishment with different cameras belonging to a few different folks- in all, her head was not shown. i mean, the heads of the other people right beside yer were, the collar of her dress showed.. but no head. the area behind where her head would have been was even clear- like window pane, etc…theres a pattern…

]]> By: Ghoul Next Door http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1135 Ghoul Next Door Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:53:55 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1135 You have shared so many things here that I do not even know where to start. That image, the one you say reminds you of El Orfanato…I am certain that I have seen that just recently…maybe in the past day or so, and I too found it struck a chord in me that brought to mind that film. By the way…did you feel that the movie – though creeping and hauntingly atmospheric most of the way through…sort of built up to a Disneyfied ending? Kind of like..”oh! well now. I guess that wasn’t scary at all!” Hm. “Keep doubting Etienne” (I don’t know why I have to turn everything into a fashion opportunity, heh : http://www.polyvore.com/keep_doubting_etienne/set?id=8797857) I saw Martyrs at the beginning of the summer…I was prepared for it mentally, I think, but I am still not sure what I thought. The Man and I spent at least an hour on the IMDB forums afterward reading other viewer’s theories. Some of them were surprisingly high brow! (You do have to wade through the required foolishness though : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/board ) Some horror movies I have seen this year that left an impression upon me are: Laid to Rest – In the vein of old-school slashers, not very glamorous, but pretty gory. Tenebre – Typical Argento, but he can do no wrong. Plus great early 80’s score, and I say that without a sense of irony. Alucarda – Pretty spanish vampire film Demoniacs – Pretty Jean Rollins lady-ghouls Lemora: A child’s tale of the supernatural – Pretty , pretty coming of age tale of the weird set in an eerie southern shanty town (that’s a bad synopsis, but it’s all I remember) Let’s Scare Jessica to Death – My favourite of anything I watched this year. Set in the 70’s I think, so it’s got that hazy, soft core feel to it. Beyond lovely. I am off to listen to the song you posted above, it sounds lovely, and right up my alley! You have shared so many things here that I do not even know where to start. That image, the one you say reminds you of El Orfanato…I am certain that I have seen that just recently…maybe in the past day or so, and I too found it struck a chord in me that brought to mind that film. By the way…did you feel that the movie – though creeping and hauntingly atmospheric most of the way through…sort of built up to a Disneyfied ending? Kind of like..”oh! well now. I guess that wasn’t scary at all!” Hm.

“Keep doubting Etienne” (I don’t know why I have to turn everything into a fashion opportunity, heh : http://www.polyvore.com/keep_doubting_etienne/set?id=8797857)
I saw Martyrs at the beginning of the summer…I was prepared for it mentally, I think, but I am still not sure what I thought. The Man and I spent at least an hour on the IMDB forums afterward reading other viewer’s theories. Some of them were surprisingly high brow! (You do have to wade through the required foolishness though : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/board )

Some horror movies I have seen this year that left an impression upon me are:

Laid to Rest – In the vein of old-school slashers, not very glamorous, but pretty gory.
Tenebre – Typical Argento, but he can do no wrong.
Plus great early 80’s score, and I say that without a sense of irony.
Alucarda – Pretty spanish vampire film
Demoniacs – Pretty Jean Rollins lady-ghouls
Lemora: A child’s tale of the supernatural – Pretty , pretty coming of age tale of the weird set in an eerie southern shanty town (that’s a bad synopsis, but it’s all I remember)
Let’s Scare Jessica to Death – My favourite of anything I watched this year. Set in the 70’s I think, so it’s got that hazy, soft core feel to it.
Beyond lovely.

I am off to listen to the song you posted above, it sounds lovely, and right up my alley!

]]> By: Ghoul Next Door http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1134 Ghoul Next Door Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:51:21 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1134 ...et voila, my dear lady! El Orfanto-esque photografie: (a genius Swede, Denise Grünstein) http://cameralink.com/photographers/denise-grunstein/editorial/17157 And I knew Jolie Holland sounded familiar, I have A Blue Woman anthology in which she's moaning about morphine! …et voila, my dear lady!

El Orfanto-esque photografie: (a genius Swede, Denise Grünstein)
http://cameralink.com/photographers/denise-grunstein/editorial/17157

And I knew Jolie Holland sounded familiar, I have A Blue Woman anthology in which she’s moaning about morphine!

]]> By: Kelley M http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1133 Kelley M Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:24:46 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1133 Well, It's not my favorite, but "Eyes of Fire" is fun- though hard-to-find (the 1983 version). The wood witch who stores souls in trees (shivers)= beautiful. Well, It’s not my favorite, but “Eyes of Fire” is fun- though hard-to-find (the 1983 version). The wood witch who stores souls in trees (shivers)= beautiful.

]]> By: dougling http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1131 dougling Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:51:16 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1131 Found this picture of m.i.a. today . . . <a href="http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=275329472&albumID=668810&imageID=11685219" rel="nofollow"></a> Found this picture of m.i.a. today . . .

]]> By: Ghoul Next Door http://www.angeliska.com/2009/11/ghost-girls-preserved-in-honey/comment-page-1/#comment-1130 Ghoul Next Door Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:10:26 +0000 http://www.angeliska.com/?p=1384#comment-1130 You have shared so many things here that I do not even know where to start. That image, the one you say reminds you of El Orfanato...I am certain that I have seen that just recently...maybe in the past day or so, and I too found it struck a chord in me that brought to mind that film. By the way...did you feel that the movie - though creeping and hauntingly atmospheric most of the way through...sort of built up to a Disneyfied ending? Kind of like.."oh! well now. I guess that wasn't scary at all!" Hm. "Keep doubting Etienne" (I don't know why I have to turn everything into a fashion opportunity, heh : http://www.polyvore.com/keep_doubting_etienne/set?id=8797857) I saw Martyrs at the beginning of the summer...I was prepared for it mentally, I think, but I am still not sure what I thought. The Man and I spent at least an hour on the IMDB forums afterward reading other viewer's theories. Some of them were surprisingly high brow! (You do have to wade through the required foolishness though : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/board ) Some horror movies I have seen this year that left an impression upon me are: Laid to Rest - In the vein of old-school slashers, not very glamorous, but pretty gory. Tenebre - Typical Argento, but he can do no wrong. Plus great early 80's score, and I say that without a sense of irony. Alucarda - Pretty spanish vampire film Demoniacs - Pretty Jean Rollins lady-ghouls Lemora: A child's tale of the supernatural - Pretty , pretty coming of age tale of the weird set in an eerie southern shanty town (that's a bad synopsis, but it's all I remember) Let's Scare Jessica to Death - My favourite of anything I watched this year. Set in the 70's I think, so it's got that hazy, soft core feel to it. Beyond lovely. I am off to listen to the song you posted above, it sounds lovely, and right up my alley! You have shared so many things here that I do not even know where to start. That image, the one you say reminds you of El Orfanato…I am certain that I have seen that just recently…maybe in the past day or so, and I too found it struck a chord in me that brought to mind that film. By the way…did you feel that the movie – though creeping and hauntingly atmospheric most of the way through…sort of built up to a Disneyfied ending? Kind of like..”oh! well now. I guess that wasn’t scary at all!” Hm.

“Keep doubting Etienne” (I don’t know why I have to turn everything into a fashion opportunity, heh : http://www.polyvore.com/keep_doubting_etienne/set?id=8797857)
I saw Martyrs at the beginning of the summer…I was prepared for it mentally, I think, but I am still not sure what I thought. The Man and I spent at least an hour on the IMDB forums afterward reading other viewer’s theories. Some of them were surprisingly high brow! (You do have to wade through the required foolishness though : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/board )

Some horror movies I have seen this year that left an impression upon me are:

Laid to Rest – In the vein of old-school slashers, not very glamorous, but pretty gory.
Tenebre – Typical Argento, but he can do no wrong.
Plus great early 80’s score, and I say that without a sense of irony.
Alucarda – Pretty spanish vampire film
Demoniacs – Pretty Jean Rollins lady-ghouls
Lemora: A child’s tale of the supernatural – Pretty , pretty coming of age tale of the weird set in an eerie southern shanty town (that’s a bad synopsis, but it’s all I remember)
Let’s Scare Jessica to Death – My favourite of anything I watched this year. Set in the 70’s I think, so it’s got that hazy, soft core feel to it.
Beyond lovely.

I am off to listen to the song you posted above, it sounds lovely, and right up my alley!

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