Awesome Horror Double Feature

[Rayne]

How would it be for you?

Post as many as you like


Please list one of your favorite names in movies, then list your two favorite horror films that they have done

To get started...For me:

1) Bette Davis

The Nanny
Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?


2) Stuart Gordon

Re-Animator (Any of them)
From Beyond


3) Jeff Goldblum

Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
The Fly



I could do this all day :D...But...I wanna see yours :)

[Zero]

How would it be for you?



I could do this all day :D...But...I wanna see yours :)

i'd show you mine but i'm afraid you'd just point and laugh

[Rayne]

i'd show you mine but i'm afraid you'd just point and laugh

lol...I KNEW someone was gonna do something like that...But...I thought we might get a few answers first :p

Gimme some

[bloody_ribcut]

jamie lee curtis

halloween
halloween II


stephen geoffreys

fright night
&
976-evil
"thats what the plastics for, asshole.."lol

[Zero]

King Kong
Planet of the Apes
(with Monkey Shines as the special secret triple threat)!

[newb]

I could do this all day :D...But...I wanna see yours :)

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How about Tarantino

lets see....maybe Planet Terror & Death Proof
:D

[zwoti]

2) Stuart Gordon

Re-Animator (Any of them)


well the first one (and the 4th if it happens)

[alkytrio666]

Val Lewton:
- Cat People (1942)
- I Walked With a Zombie (1943)

Dario Argento:
- Deep Red (1975)
- Suspiria (1977)

Robert Mitchum:
- Night of the Hunter (1955)
- Cape Fear (1962)

Robert Wise:
- The Body Snatcher (1945)
- The Haunting (1963)

[Posher778]

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How about Tarantino

lets see....maybe Planet Terror & Death Proof
:D

Ummm. Planet would be Rodriguez. Congrats on slipping into SENILITY!

[_____V_____]

Expanding upon what Alky said

Bruce Campbell

Evil Dead II
Bubba Ho Tep


Sigourney Weaver

Alien
Aliens


Alfred Hitchcock

Vertigo
Psycho


Johnny Depp

Edward Scissorhands
Sleepy Hollow


Gregory Peck

To Kill A Mockingbird
Mackenna's Gold


Clint Eastwood

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
For A Few Dollars More


Arnold Schwarzenegger

Predator
Terminator 2: Judgement Day


Bruce Willis

Die Hard
Sin City


Jack Nicholson

Batman
A Few Good Men


Robert Englund

A Nightmare on Elm Street
Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon


David Fincher

Se7en
Fight Club


Paul T Anderson

There Will Be Blood
Magnolia


Francis Ford Coppola

Apocalypse Now
The Godfather


Martin Scorcese

Cape Fear
Gangs of New York


I can think of dozens more...

[Zero]

Romero
KnightRiders
Land of the Dead

[GorePhobia]

Wes Craven

-The Hills Have Eyes
-A Nightmare on Elm Street

Tom Savini

-Night of the Living Dead (Remake)
-From Dusk Till Dawn

Robert Rodriguez

-Planet Terror
-From Dusk Till Dawn

[Despare]

Soooo many I could list... I think I'll start with:

Harvey Keitel
____________
Reservoir Dogs
Bad Lieutenant

[Rayne]

976-evil
"thats what the plastics for, asshole.."lolOMG...I used to say that ALL the time...I loved that scene...Poor stupid parrot :p

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OMG...I used to say that ALL the time...I loved that scene...Poor stupid parrot :p

i know, i just saw it last night and it cracked me up.:D

[Rayne]

jamie lee curtis

halloween
halloween II


Good choices...I think I would have done Halloween and Prom Night for that one :)

[Despare]

Good choices...I think I would have done Halloween and Prom Night for that one :)

I might have done Halloween and True Lies, I think they'd compliment each other nicely.

[neverending]

Well, I have to go back to the classics-

Frankenstein
Bride of Frankenstein

[newb]

Ummm. Planet would be Rodriguez. Congrats on slipping into SENILITY!

Tarantino was in both


so there


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:D

[Rayne]

You guys have REALLY come up with some awesome ones

I had no idea that Alky was such a classics fan (knew Neverending was :))

And V...You really think Bubba Hotep is better than Army Of Darkness and Man With The Screaming Brain?...That's quite a surprise (to me anyway)

[_____V_____]

And V...You really think Bubba Hotep is better than Army Of Darkness and Man With The Screaming Brain?...That's quite a surprise (to me anyway)

Yes.

For one basic reason - variety.

2nd reason - the time gap of both movies.

3rd reason - slightly different plotlines, and Bruce.

Same ole' attitude though. :cool:

[Despare]

Peter Cushing
_________________
The Abominable Snowman
The Flesh and the Fiends

[_____V_____]

Roman Polanski

Rosemary's Baby
The Fearless Vampire Killers

[Posher778]

Tarantino was in both


so there


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:D

Yeah... but you're still senile.

[newb]

Yeah... but you're still senile.

That may be so but......wait....what are we talking about?

[_____V_____]

Ingmar Bergman

Hour of the Wolf
The Virgin Spring

[Despare]

Ingmar Bergman

Hour of the Wolf
The Virgin Spring


I would replace Hour of the Wolf with The Seventh Seal myself but either way you're in for two great movies.


Luc Besson
____________
Nikita
Leon

[_____V_____]

I would replace Hour of the Wolf with The Seventh Seal myself but either way you're in for two great movies.

I wouldn't.

I actually like that movie a lot. More than The Seventh Seal.

There's something about Hour of the Wolf which is both horrifying and touching at the same time.

[neverending]

Donovan's Brain
The Brain That Wouldn't Die

The Amazing Colossal Man
War of the Colossal Beast

[Despare]

I wouldn't.

I actually like that movie a lot. More than The Seventh Seal.

There's something about Hour of the Wolf which is both horrifying and touching at the same time.

It's a great film but personally I feel The Seventh Seal would compliment Virgin Spring better. I'm not saying it's a better film than Hour of the Wolf. :)


Fritz Lang
___________
M
The Testament of Dr. Mabuse

[jenna26]

Bruce Campbell
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2

Jeffrey Combs
Re-animator
Castle Freak

Alfred Hitchcock
Frenzy
Psycho

Dario Argento
Tenebre
Deep Red

David Cronenberg
Videodrome
eXistenZ

Peter Cushing
Brides of Dracula
The Curse of Frankenstein

Clive Barker
Hellraiser
Nightbreed

Bela Lugosi/Boris Karloff
The Black Cat
The Body Snatcher

John Carpenter
Halloween
The Fog

George Romero
Night of the Living Dead
Martin

Wes Craven
A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Serpent and the Rainbow

Vincent Price
House On Haunted Hill
House of Usher

That's enough for now, I think. My favorites change pretty regularly though, depends on my mood.

[_____V_____]

And what about the bad movies? ;)

[jenna26]

And what about the bad movies? ;)

I'll have a list for them later I am sure....:rolleyes: ;)

[illdojo]

Johnny Depp

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Dennis Hopper

Apocalypse Now
Easy Rider

Christopher Walken

Deer Hunter
True Romance

Martin Scorsese

Goodfellas
The Departed

[Rayne]

Bruce Campbell

David Cronenberg
Videodrome
eXistenZ

I would have exchanged eXistenZ for Scanners :)

[_____V_____]

Jeffrey Combs

Re-Animator
From Beyond

[Rayne]

OH!


Stephen King

The Mist
Carrie

[_____V_____]

Just to be different...


Rick Moranis

Ghostbusters
Little Shop of Horrors

[Rayne]

Just to be different...


Rick Moranis

Ghostbusters
Little Shop of HorrorsHaha...Those would definitely be mine for Rick Moranis

Okay...To be different


1) Tom Hanks

Green Mile
Burbs


2) Dan Akroyd

Nothing But Trouble
Neighbors

(Ghostbusters runs a close tie for second)

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stephen dorff

the gate
blade

[pinkfloyd45769]

Ryan Reynolds
The Amityville Horror,Just Friends
Sheri Moon Zombie
Halloween,Devils Rejects
Neve Campbell
Scream
Studio 54

[pinkfloyd45769]

Kevin Bacon
Flatliners,Tremors
Heath Ledger
A Knights Tale,Lords of Dogtown

[fortunato]

lucio fulci
the beyond
zombi 2

jerry gross
i drink your blood
sweet sweetback's baadasssss song

carl th. dreyer
passion of joan of arc
vampyr

wes anderson
the life aquatic
the royal tenenbaums

sam peckinpah
straw dogs
the wild bunch

sergio leone
once upon a time in the west
the good, the bad, and the ugly

etc.

[The_Return]

Vincent Price:

The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Theatre of Blood

OR

Pit and the Pendulum
Masque of the Red Death

OR

Witchfinder General
Madhouse

OR

Song of Bernadette
Shock

( ^ For his best non-horror, serious roles. I'm sure Dragonwyck would be a better choice for this set, but I haven't had a chance to see it yet...)

He has a really good filmography for this kind of thing....I could come up with a dozen more, easy.

[Rayne]

Vincent Price:

The Abominable Dr. Phibes
Theatre of Blood

OR

Pit and the Pendulum
Masque of the Red Death

OR

Witchfinder General
Madhouse

OR

Song of Bernadette
Shock

I could have done this with Stephen King, too...Too many good ones...Vincent Price presents the same problem for me :)

[paws the great]

Vincent Price:


Witchfinder General




Great flick!





Michael Mann - The Last of the Mohicans (1991) Manhunter (1986)

Sergio Martino - Torso (1973) The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh (1970)

Paul Naschy - The Night of the Werewolf (1980) Rojo Sangre (2004)

Lucio Fulci - The New York Ripper (1982) A Lizard In a Woman's Skin (1979)

Jonathan Demme - The Silence of the Lambs (1991) Last Embrace (1979)

Philippe Mora - The Beast Within (1982) Howling 2: Your Sister Is a Werewolf (1985)

[newb]

a companion thread to go with this one---->http://www.horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27369&highlight=double+features

[Ferox13]

Ummm. Planet would be Rodriguez. Congrats on slipping into SENILITY!

Tarintino was the producer of Planet Terror..

Mine:

James Lorinz:

Street Trash
King of New York

Dick Miller:

Gremlins
Bucket of Blood

Boris Karloff:

The Raven
The Body Snatcher

Rondo Hatton:

Pearl of Death
The Bruteman

Chris Lee:

The Devil Rides out
Horror Express

[roshiq]

Edward Norton
Fight Club
The Illusionist

Christian Bale
American Psycho
3:10 to Yuma

Viggo Mortenses & David Cronenberg
A History of violence
Eastern Promises

Guillermo del Toro
The Devil's Backbone
Pan's Labyrinth

Jason Statham
Snatch
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

Jim Carrey
The Truman Show
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

[Deakin316]

House of 1000 Corpses
The Devil's Rejects

[Mr. Grady]

This is more difficult for me than I would have thought, having to find a specific actor that's a favorite, having been in 2 or more films that can unequivocally considered horror which are really good. I would definitely go with your third- Goldblum and the two films you picked- hands down. I also like:

Anthony Hopkins
Silence of the Lambs
Bram Stoker's Dracula

(would love to include Gary Oldman, could use Dracula as well for him but unsure about another horror film in his background- even though he has played some real wackos).

Jack Nicholson
The Shining
The Witches of Eastwick (I would definitely choose some other films of his over Witches, but could not classify them as cleanly in horror- even though some of them had their moments of brutality and suspense; besides Witches is not that bad.)

There are also a couple films that Dennis Hopper has been in which border on the horror category (Blue Velvet, Apocalypse Now, maybe even River's Edge- plus he was in TCM2)

Griffin Dunne
An American Werewolf in London
After Hours (pushing it here- it's really comedy/thriller, but can be loosely applied, plus it's just a crazy flick)

Robert Deniro
Cape Fear
Taxi Driver (substitute Angel Heart if Taxi Driver is too big a stretch)

Brad Dourif
Blue Velvet (he has been in plenty more pure horror films, they're just not as good as BV)
Exorcist III