Angie
I think that decking out the outside of your house would be hard but if
you could do it"more power to ya" I really cannot think much of what to
add, cept maybe rock piles and maybe you could have "BWP" playing as the
trick or treaters come to the door?
> Hmmmm - anybody else tossing around the idea of a BWP theme in their
> holiday decorating? So far, I have stick men, a tent, a bundle of
> sticks, freaky sounds, maybe some sort of a shack....what else, folks?
Rockpiles around the house. Perhaps you could make a nest of
sticks. put some rocks in like the one in the tree, then a clear punch
bowl on top of the rocks and put it in the center of the table. Party
food from the movie: marshmallows, cocktail wieners, Power Bars. At each
place setting, a small bundle of sticks, bound with strips from an old
flannel shirt. If you go around to novelty toy and candy stores (I'll bet
the Archie MacPhee catalog would have something appropriate), you can
probably find something cheap and suitably gross (eg, eyeballs,
ears...) made out of candy or plastic, to put in the middle for party
favors. Old movie reel cans (not sure where you'd find them). Old tapes,
partially ripped out, dangling from the walls or ceiling instead of
ribbon. Someone with a grating personality and a knit watch cap following
people with a vcr.
--Doug
Angie
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Doug....you are one INVENTIVE sumbitch!
ALL good thoughts...cool!
Can I come to the party?..;)
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Jessie
As far as I know I think that it is. The only problem that I say with
the video playing when the trick-or-treaters come to the door is that
there is alot of swearing in the movie and the parents might not like
that to much..( I did not think of this till after I wrote my last post)
but if you know what parts to put it on it should be ok.
angie wrote:<< Maybe I'll dress as Heather. Minus 6 day old undies, of
course....">>
HAHA!
2 more ideas I had:
1) The 7 dead guys from Coffin Rock. Depending how much $ you have
budgeted for this project, you could get 7 mannequins or inflatable party
dolls (they must make male ones), or make scarecrow-type figures, stuffed
with hay. Tie them together hand to foot ,the way they were described in
the movie. You could attach fake intestines (representing disembowelment)
made of old nylons or grey tube sox, stuffed and sewn together, daubed
with maroon acrylic paint for blood. You could attach them to a big piece
of gray cardboard cut to a boulder shape, and put it up inside or outside.
2) Compasses that always point south. For each one, a small can from
tuna or cat food, a small magnet to attach to the inner edge, a piece of
styrofoam, cork, or modeling clay in the middle. Make a round paper
compass face. Cut a popsicle stick to fit, decorate it to look like a
compass needle, and glue some small steel thing (eg, a little hexnut or
wingnut) on the underside. Put a small nail through the popsicle stick
and paper compass face, into the piece of styrofoam or whatever in the
middle of the can. Use a little glue to attach the "south" part of the
paper compass face to the magnet. This way, people can try to move the
needle around, but it will always return to "south". I haven't prototyped
this; if anyone tries it, let me know how it works.
--Doug
ps Another possible outdoor decoration: get a roll of butcher paper and
some tempera paint, and make a bunch of small, waist high handprints. If
you have stairs, you might place this so it looks like the hands that made
the prints were made by someone groping their way up the stairs.
And BTW - another quandary. I liked the idea of BWP playing on the bigscreen when the trick-or-treaters crash the scene,
but upon second thought - I can't help but remember the F-word count.
Any way around this? I'm assuming that I can't copy my protected original tape/DVD, and no way am I screwing up the
original...
Angie
Kevin Karstens wrote in message <37c35e47...@news.primenet.com>...
> And BTW - another quandary. I liked the idea of BWP playing on the
> bigscreen when the trick-or-treaters crash the scene, but upon second
> thought - I can't help but remember the F-word count.
>
> Any way around this? I'm assuming that I can't copy my protected
> original tape/DVD, and no way am I screwing up the original...
Run it with the sound off?
--Doug
IN A MESSAGE JESSIE WROTE:Group: alt.movies.blair-witch-project Date:
Thu, Aug 19, 1999, 9:35am (PDT+2) From: BSB_A...@webtv.net (Jessie)
Re: Halloween YES!! I want to get me and two of my guys friends to
cheers,
breon
Well, I need Dave to pass out candy.
Angie