Horror movie quiz

[dvd_beetle]

1. In the Australian movie "Bad Boy Bubby" Bubby kills a cat using cling-wrap. How many people does he kill using this method?

2. In the movie "Bladerunner" the only method made known to the audience to test whether a subject is human or replicant is the voight-kampff empathy test. What other test is used in the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep".

3. In the movie "Bladerunner" Deckard is a replicant. In the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" what bounty hunter, or police officer does Deckard discover is a replicant?

4. At the beginning of the movie "Red Dragon", who does Lecter kill before he is shot and arrested by Graham?
4b. There is a discrepancy (error) here... what is it?
4c. Which part of this sequence is in the novel "Red Dragon"?

5. In the movie "Hannibal" there is a sequence cut from the movie which would have showed Starling chasing an X-ray of Lecter's arm. It was cut because it didn't have any significance in the movie and was a "red herring", however the related sequence in the novel was not a red herring. What was the original significance of the related X-ray in the novel "Hannibal"?

6. In the movie Alien 3 why is the alien so different from the aliens in the previous two movies?
6a. This has, subtle, significance in Alien Resurrection ... what is it?

7. The DVD release of "Last House on the Left" is the most uncut version of the film released to date, since the original theatrical release. Why are some scenes still "missing"?
7b. What is the main scene, story-wise, that's missing?

[MeanDean]

1. In the Australian movie "Bad Boy Bubby" Bubby kills a cat using cling-wrap. How many people does he kill using this method?
3?

2. In the movie "Bladerunner" the only method made known to the audience to test whether a subject is human or replicant is the voight-kampff empathy test. What other test is used in the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep".
Trick Question: It isn't a horror movie :p
Okay being serious (another guess): Some sort of electromagnetic disruption that can only be used at close range or in controlled conditions or somethng like that? (maybe that wasn't serious after all but I still have to try.. maybe get a clue out of it)

3. In the movie "Bladerunner" Deckard is a replicant. In the novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" what bounty hunter, or police officer does Deckard discover is a replicant?
That guy who does the Asian paper folding in the movie?

4. At the beginning of the movie "Red Dragon", who does Lecter kill before he is shot and arrested by Graham?
4b. There is a discrepancy (error) here... what is it?
4c. Which part of this sequence is in the novel "Red Dragon"?
4. The insolent and crappy musician.

5. In the movie "Hannibal" there is a sequence cut from the movie which would have showed Starling chasing an X-ray of Lecter's arm. It was cut because it didn't have any significance in the movie and was a "red herring", however the related sequence in the novel was not a red herring. What was the original significance of the related X-ray in the novel "Hannibal"?
She was still trying to catch him after he cut it off and there was something (luggage or briefcase) handcuffed to it that provided information? Plane ticket or ticket stub inside maybe?

6. In the movie Alien 3 why is the alien so different from the aliens in the previous two movies?
6a. This has, subtle, significance in Alien Resurrection ... what is it?
6 It's a protective mother... emotional
Okay just thought about 6a. even though I haven't seen it. Emotions... human trait, something about combined DNA in Ripley in that movie (I didn't see it)?

All guesses except for Alien and Red Dragon (Red Dragon wouldn't count I suspect) :rolleyes:

[dvd_beetle]

MeanDean, your score is: 0.4. At the beginning of the movie "Red Dragon", who does Lecter kill before he is shot and arrested by Graham?
4b. There is a discrepancy (error) here... what is it?
4c. Which part of this sequence is in the novel "Red Dragon"?
4. The insolent and crappy musician.What was his name?5. In the movie "Hannibal" there is a sequence cut from the movie which would have showed Starling chasing an X-ray of Lecter's arm. It was cut because it didn't have any significance in the movie and was a "red herring", however the related sequence in the novel was not a red herring. What was the original significance of the related X-ray in the novel "Hannibal"?
She was still trying to catch him after he cut it off and there was something (luggage or briefcase) handcuffed to it that provided information? Plane ticket or ticket stub inside maybe?Okay you deserve some help here. In the novel it is an x-ray of Lecter's hand. It is not an x-ray of his arm, and has nothing to do with biting the nurse's face - as it does in the movie. Also, the x-ray in the movie is given to Starling by Mason Verger, and not much else is shown about it - because it was cut from the movie since it had lost its significance. What is it about the x-ray itself that is useful to the story in the Novel?6. In the movie Alien 3 why is the alien so different from the aliens in the previous two movies?
6a. This has, subtle, significance in Alien Resurrection ... what is it?
6 It's a protective mother... emotional
Okay just thought about 6a. even though I haven't seen it. Emotions... human trait, something about combined DNA in Ripley in that movie (I didn't see it)?That's not the difference I'm thinking of, but you seem to be "on the right track".

PS: Once all questions have been answered correctly I'll post a more difficuilt quiz.

[MeanDean]

Just realised that I haven't seen Alien 3 either after sitting here thinking hard about Aliens, the second :o

I can't pull anything else out of it for now.

[JenniV]

Apart from Last House On The Left, none of these movies are horror movies?:confused:

[dvd_beetle]

Apart from Last House On The Left, none of these movies are horror movies?:confused:The Beetle Horror Genre.

[MeanDean]

They qualify except for Blade Runner which is still such a cool movie that it doesn't matter.