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  • TUESDAY JULY 10 2007 5:36 PM

SuicideGirls Enter Captivity Launch Party

Submitted by Gerry_D

Edited by Sean

Tags: SuicideGirls, Dave Navarro, Captivity



Your wait to enter Captivity ends tonight at the launch party hosted by Dave Navarro and SuicideGirls.

As newswire readers are surely aware -- Captivity, directed by Roland Joffe, is an underground, spine chilling thriller that follows the story of a young woman who is abducted, held against her will and tortured for days. The live broadcast will include: celebrity interviews on the red carpet, and live interviews with some of your favorite Suicide Girls.

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Varuka_Salt

Varuka_Salt

I'm lost
October 2006

JUL 10, 2007 06:05 PM

#1 I'm not being judgmental. Whatever your into, fine. I just totally don't understand how movies like this are entertaining. Again, I'm not getting down on anybody, but I personally have never been able to fathom the entire slasher/torture/horror movie genre. I mean, if you're not some sick twisted Jeffery Dahmer like person who really gets off on perpetrating such actions (and I know most people who enjoy this type of film and NOT like this, I'm married to one), what is the appeal of watching people suffer? Even my wife of almost 15 years has been unable to explain it to me. Seriously, I'm not trying to put anyone down, I just personally don't understand it. I guess the best way to describe my situation is to make the analogy that some people are great at math and some can't add 2 + 2. Could someone please explain the psychological need to see fictionalized accounts of people getting tortured?

No hard feelings. Hope the opening goes well.

Sunshine

Sunshine

SUICIDEGIRL

Ohio, USA

JUL 10, 2007 06:11 PM

i'm excited to see the girls who worked the opening! smile this rocks!

Cassiel

Cassiel

Aurora, CO
September 2004

JUL 10, 2007 06:15 PM

ManiaTV = puke

Varuka_Salt

Varuka_Salt

I'm lost
October 2006

JUL 10, 2007 06:23 PM

Sunshine said:
i'm excited to see the girls who worked the opening! smile this rocks!



I'm ESPECIALLY NOT judging you!!! smile love love

SignalNoise

SignalNoise

USA
February 2004

JUL 10, 2007 06:30 PM

is an underground, spine chilling thriller



Unless "underground" refers to the geographic location of this movie (like it's about Morlocks or some shit), I'm pretty sure "underground" (referring to something like "independent") is not what this move is at all? I mean, there are ads for this thing all over the web, TV, buses....

deusxmachina

deusxmachina

Honolulu, HI
May 2003

JUL 10, 2007 06:33 PM

Captivity, directed by Roland Joffe, is an underground, spine chilling thriller that follows the story of a young woman who is abducted, held against her will and tortured for days.



Sweet, I would support this!

xlelliot

xlelliot

Citrus Heights, CA
June 2003

JUL 10, 2007 06:34 PM

I don't get it, I though the suicide girls weren't supporting this....
or is it just the columnist? whatever

Rafi

Rafi

Santa Monica, CA
January 2003

JUL 10, 2007 06:42 PM

Hoooooray!!! for abducted and tortured females! Huzzah!!!! for innocent women's mutilation displayed for our amusement!

whatever

Mockingbird

Mockingbird

Chicago, IL
January 2006

JUL 10, 2007 06:45 PM

Weeeeeeeeird.

Vanessa

Vanessa

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

JUL 10, 2007 06:48 PM

varukasalt said:
#1 I'm not being judgmental. Whatever your into, fine. I just totally don't understand how movies like this are entertaining. Again, I'm not getting down on anybody, but I personally have never been able to fathom the entire slasher/torture/horror movie genre. I mean, if you're not some sick twisted Jeffery Dahmer like person who really gets off on perpetrating such actions (and I know most people who enjoy this type of film and NOT like this, I'm married to one), what is the appeal of watching people suffer? Even my wife of almost 15 years has been unable to explain it to me. Seriously, I'm not trying to put anyone down, I just personally don't understand it. I guess the best way to describe my situation is to make the analogy that some people are great at math and some can't add 2 + 2. Could someone please explain the psychological need to see fictionalized accounts of people getting tortured?



Some of us are fascinated by it.
You know how people are fascinated with fluffy bunnies and unicorns and happy fuzzy things?
Some of us are like that with murders and torture and carnage in general.
Ask anyone in the Rigor Mortis group.

I know I am.
I have an Ed Gein waterglobe, for Christ's sake.

MisterClean

MisterClean

Pawtucket, RI
February 2004

JUL 10, 2007 06:51 PM

Rafi said:
Hoooooray!!! for abducted and tortured females! Huzzah!!!! for innocent women's mutilation displayed for our amusement!

whatever



+1

Varuka_Salt

Varuka_Salt

I'm lost
October 2006

JUL 10, 2007 06:52 PM

Vanessa said:

varukasalt said:
#1 I'm not being judgmental. Whatever your into, fine. I just totally don't understand how movies like this are entertaining. Again, I'm not getting down on anybody, but I personally have never been able to fathom the entire slasher/torture/horror movie genre. I mean, if you're not some sick twisted Jeffery Dahmer like person who really gets off on perpetrating such actions (and I know most people who enjoy this type of film and NOT like this, I'm married to one), what is the appeal of watching people suffer? Even my wife of almost 15 years has been unable to explain it to me. Seriously, I'm not trying to put anyone down, I just personally don't understand it. I guess the best way to describe my situation is to make the analogy that some people are great at math and some can't add 2 + 2. Could someone please explain the psychological need to see fictionalized accounts of people getting tortured?



Some of us are fascinated by it.
You know how people are fascinated with fluffy bunnies and unicorns and happy fuzzy things?
Some of us are like that with murders and torture and carnage in general.
Ask anyone in the Rigor Mortis group.

I know I am.
I have an Ed Gein waterglobe, for Christ's sake.


I understand that people are fascinated by it. My question is why?

tehbonehead

tehbonehead

Joliet, IL
April 2003

JUL 10, 2007 06:52 PM

Vanessa said:
I have an Ed Gein waterglobe, for Christ's sake.



love

Vanessa

Vanessa

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

JUL 10, 2007 06:56 PM

varukasalt said:

Vanessa said:

varukasalt said:
#1 I'm not being judgmental. Whatever your into, fine. I just totally don't understand how movies like this are entertaining. Again, I'm not getting down on anybody, but I personally have never been able to fathom the entire slasher/torture/horror movie genre. I mean, if you're not some sick twisted Jeffery Dahmer like person who really gets off on perpetrating such actions (and I know most people who enjoy this type of film and NOT like this, I'm married to one), what is the appeal of watching people suffer? Even my wife of almost 15 years has been unable to explain it to me. Seriously, I'm not trying to put anyone down, I just personally don't understand it. I guess the best way to describe my situation is to make the analogy that some people are great at math and some can't add 2 + 2. Could someone please explain the psychological need to see fictionalized accounts of people getting tortured?



Some of us are fascinated by it.
You know how people are fascinated with fluffy bunnies and unicorns and happy fuzzy things?
Some of us are like that with murders and torture and carnage in general.
Ask anyone in the Rigor Mortis group.

I know I am.
I have an Ed Gein waterglobe, for Christ's sake.


I understand that people are fascinated by it. My question is why?



Pardon me if I sound like I have a serial killer alter ego here, but I am completely intrigued by dead bodies and the thousands of different ways to kill people, the ways they can be tortured, and the psychological state of people who do this.
If I could be a criminal psychologist by day and a mortician by night, I'd be very happy.
And tired.

Varuka_Salt

Varuka_Salt

I'm lost
October 2006

JUL 10, 2007 07:07 PM

Vanessa said:

varukasalt said:

Vanessa said:

varukasalt said:
#1 I'm not being judgmental. Whatever your into, fine. I just totally don't understand how movies like this are entertaining. Again, I'm not getting down on anybody, but I personally have never been able to fathom the entire slasher/torture/horror movie genre. I mean, if you're not some sick twisted Jeffery Dahmer like person who really gets off on perpetrating such actions (and I know most people who enjoy this type of film and NOT like this, I'm married to one), what is the appeal of watching people suffer? Even my wife of almost 15 years has been unable to explain it to me. Seriously, I'm not trying to put anyone down, I just personally don't understand it. I guess the best way to describe my situation is to make the analogy that some people are great at math and some can't add 2 + 2. Could someone please explain the psychological need to see fictionalized accounts of people getting tortured?



Some of us are fascinated by it.
You know how people are fascinated with fluffy bunnies and unicorns and happy fuzzy things?
Some of us are like that with murders and torture and carnage in general.
Ask anyone in the Rigor Mortis group.

I know I am.
I have an Ed Gein waterglobe, for Christ's sake.


I understand that people are fascinated by it. My question is why?



Pardon me if I sound like I have a serial killer alter ego here, but I am completely intrigued by dead bodies and the thousands of different ways to kill people, the ways they can be tortured, and the psychological state of people who do this.
If I could be a criminal psychologist by day and a mortician by night, I'd be very happy.
And tired.


And I'm completely repulsed by the entire concept. Again...nothing personal. My wife is exactly the same way. We acquired an old Cadillac and she wants to sell it and buy a hearse. Hell, her domain is mygothicangel.com. I still love her even though she's creepy! smile
love

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