The Ruse is a new horror film written and directed by Stevan Mena, Produced by John Caglione Jr. "An in-home caregiver fears for her life after being assigned to a mysterious elderly patient in a remote seaside home." Production begins May 2023 in New York and parts of Maine. Let me put this plan and simple this is the #indiehorror you should be behind. Not only do the cast and cerw have the chops to pull it off. Yet they give off a real down home vibe. They also have some of the best perks I have seen on indigogo including my favorite perk the "Attend the world premiere" at only $279, now that's a deal to walk the red carpet. They even have a "high Five for wait for 5 fricking bucks, Please for the love of everything you hold dear support this project. Before you met the cast a crew let me say this. The people involved have done this before and they are going to do it again. Get on now or regret it later. First a word from Stevan Mena "Hello, than...
When was your first horror movie you remember watching. For me it was Night Of The Living Dead, I remember being with my parents at the Gratiot Drive-In when I was 4 and on that night an obsession was born.
Truthfully I don't remember to much of that night. But I do remember being there. And that brings us to what I wanted to talk about today. How old is to young to introduce your child to horror movies. For me I think at about 5 or 6 is old enough to start watching some of the scarier films now I'm not talking about letting them watch Saw or Hostel but some of the milder movies. Because let's be honest most of the Xbox generation won't find the classic movie monsters appealing. Each parent needs to make this decision on their own. I base my decision on swearing and nudity/sex, a little swearing is fine my 9 year old knows what "bad words" are and a few GD's and hells aren't going to turn him into Jason I do draw the line at the the big one the "F" word one or two maybe fine but really do we need to hear it every other sentence don't get me wrong I can cuss like a drunken sailor mated with a outlaw biker. As for nudity I just don't feel comfortable watch softcore snuff with my kids even the adult ones. While nudity is always a deal breaker, There are a few exceptions to the swearing rule if I feel the movie is important to the genre or subgenre. A case in point would be Shaun of the Dead I felt it was such a defining moment in Zombie movies that the positives outweighed the negatives . What's your opinion on this I would love to hear your thoughts on it.
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