Favorite horror films?
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Favorite horror films?
I figured we needed a thread like this in time for Halloween. Anyways, here's my list of all time favorite horror films:
George Romero's Dead Quadrilogy (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Land of the Dead)
The Exorcist
Onibaba
Deep Red
Tetsuo
Eraserhead
Happiness of the Katakuris
Quatermass and the Pit
Jaws
Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht
Black Sunday
Matango
Alien
Audition
Carrie
George Romero's Dead Quadrilogy (Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Land of the Dead)
The Exorcist
Onibaba
Deep Red
Tetsuo
Eraserhead
Happiness of the Katakuris
Quatermass and the Pit
Jaws
Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht
Black Sunday
Matango
Alien
Audition
Carrie
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Halloween 1,2
Scream 1,2
Stigmata
The Exorcist
Saw
Silence of the Lambs
Red Dragon
...That's all i can think for now!
Scream 1,2
Stigmata
The Exorcist
Saw
Silence of the Lambs
Red Dragon
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I like all the cheesy old Hammer Horror movies. But for this season, the movie I'd pick is Ginger Snaps.
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Mr. Tines wrote:I like all the cheesy old Hammer Horror movies.
I wouldn't really call them cheesy. I think they've aged quite well, actually. Films like Curse of Frankenstein are not as lurid as they were thought to be when they first came out, but they are still quite cool to watch. I've seen maybe 20 or so Hammer productions, all of which I've highly enjoyed. They're one of my favorite film companies aside from Toho and the Shaw Brothers (which Hammer collaborated with on Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires).
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Does Eraserhead count as a horror movie? I just thought it was Eva-style psychobabble almost 20 years before Eva-style psychobabble became in vogue. With a creepy baby.
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Winslow Leach wrote:ferrarimanf355 wrote:Does Eraserhead count as a horror movie? I just thought it was Eva-style psychobabble almost 20 years before Eva-style psychobabble became in vogue. With a creepy baby.
According to IMDB, it counts as a horror film.
Well, the All Movie Giude entry calls it an avant-garde/experimental/surrealist film, and I think that genre is more accurate.
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superdoughboy4 wrote:I guess mine would be, The House on Haunted Hill.
That movie was pretty scary, what with all of the dead nurses and them working on a dead patient.
Pretty strange stuff that makes it scary.
I really hope you're talking about the original Vincent Price film and not that crappy remake.
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I really do not know which one.
But it was the one horror movie I saw that had the black guy live at the end.
It was probably the remake because in the beginning, there was something about an amusement park and people getting invited to this house party randomly.
It looked like a remake at least.
I thought there was only 1 version.
But it was the one horror movie I saw that had the black guy live at the end.
It was probably the remake because in the beginning, there was something about an amusement park and people getting invited to this house party randomly.
It looked like a remake at least.
I thought there was only 1 version.
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I'll have to choose the most recent movie that scared the hell out of me...
The Grudge
I laughed during the whole thing. Then, two days later, I suddenly realized how flipping scarey that movie was. So yeah, I spent the next week seriously paranoid of everything.
Silence of the Lambs is another one of my favorites. There are others, but I cannot think of them at the moment.
The Grudge
I laughed during the whole thing. Then, two days later, I suddenly realized how flipping scarey that movie was. So yeah, I spent the next week seriously paranoid of everything.
Silence of the Lambs is another one of my favorites. There are others, but I cannot think of them at the moment.
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Um, no. not really. When I was about 6, my parents rented it and forced me to watch it. It scared me then and it still does. I know have a complex because of E.T. Aliens scare the shit outa me. Except the ones in Star Wars for some reason....
Funny answer."
Um, no. not really. When I was about 6, my parents rented it and forced me to watch it. It scared me then and it still does. I know have a complex because of E.T. Aliens scare the shit outa me. Except the ones in Star Wars for some reason....
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"some of the most intelligent people I know are complete fuck ups, and some of the less intelligent ones are incredibly interesting and promising." - The Eva Monkey
"Titus I love you!" - Zugzwang
"TITUS + ADSL = Disaster" - Timesplitter 01
"some of the most intelligent people I know are complete fuck ups, and some of the less intelligent ones are incredibly interesting and promising." - The Eva Monkey
"Titus I love you!" - Zugzwang
"TITUS + ADSL = Disaster" - Timesplitter 01
Eternal Yamcha wrote:I'll have to choose the most recent movie that scared the hell out of me...
The Grudge
I laughed during the whole thing. Then, two days later, I suddenly realized how flipping scarey that movie was. So yeah, I spent the next week seriously paranoid of everything.
Silence of the Lambs is another one of my favorites. There are others, but I cannot think of them at the moment.
The first time I watched The Grudge, I also found it to be scary. The problem with it though, is that it's only scary the first time through. If you try to watch it again, you know what is going to pop out, so you're basically just subjected to Sarah Michelle Gellar stumbling through her lines for an hour and a half.
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