Dman wrote:
I was thinking that since 3D is making a HUGE comeback with all of these movies being released in 3D, like Spy Kids 3D: Game Over, Shark Boy And Lava Girl, Fly Me To The Moon, Journey To The Center Of The Earth, Bolt, Coraline, etc. that a 3D themed horror movie marathon would fit the feel of it. I was thinking how awesome it would be if all the movies shown at this year's horror movie marathon were in 3D. Some 3D horror films are:
"House of Wax" (the original version starring Vincent Price)
Friday the 13th 3
Jaws 3
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
My Bloody Valentine 3D
Final Destination 4
I even thought of a name for the marathon:
"RETURN OF THE HORROR HOSTS: THE INCREDIBLE TWO-HEADED MARATHON GOES TO THE THIRD DIMENSION"
I just thought I would throw my ideas out there for anyone that wants to use them. I'm looking forward to this year's marathon.
I like the way you think!!!
However here lies the problem:
The Different 3-D types:
My Bloody Valentine 3D and Final Destination 4 both use
Digital 3-D
Friday the 13th 3, Jaws 3 and House of Wax use
Polarized 3-D
Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare uses
Anaglyphic 3-D
Anaglyphic 3-D is the easiest to show because it's simply the old Red/Blue Glasses (I actually have Several Hundred Original Freddy's Dead Glasses Unused)
Polarized 3-D uses a special lens and screen both of which the Drexel does not have and are very expensive.
Digital 3-D Needs A high-resolution digital projector using Texas Instruments' DLP Cinema technology. It can be projected with a single Christie, Barco or NEC DLP Cinema projector (other digital projection technologies would work as well if fitted with the proper equipment) at 144 frames per second, six times as fast as a normal movie. And once again Drexel does not have this and it's very expensive.
Trust me you are not alone in your quest for Retro 3-D in Columbus but
there just isn't a theatre that can do it all. The Good news is that Paramount is thiking about doing a Re-Released of FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 3 in 3-D although there is no word on what type of 3-D they would use, I would think they would convert it over to
Digital 3-D which would be SWEEET!!