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01-18-2004, 05:13 PM
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Your fav. horror movies
I am trying to get some ideas of some good horror movies to buy or see. I would appreciate it if you would send me your top 10 horror movies. My email is [email protected].
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01-19-2004, 03:59 AM
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here ya go, my favorites as of 9/19/04, 7:35 am EST, subject to change in about 10 minutes of course... ;)
bad taste - great lo-fi new zealand splatter and humor from that lord of the rings guy dawn of the dead - classic, i'd say my favorite of all time, lots of zombies, humor, and a little social commentary on the mindlessness/dangers of consumerism and/or hubris the shining - jack nicholson literally IS mad, the score is incredibly unsettling, and the movie is generally shot and acted beautifully the beyond - lucio fulci's twisted tale of what can happen when one of his gates of hell is opened beneath a new orleans mansion. gore never looked so good alien - damn, the chestbursting scene, the fact that you never get a good look at the creature, the sexual suspense.. a riveting and sometimes disturbing film rosemary's baby - might've usurped omens and exorcist as my favorite 'devil' movie. well-told, well-acted, the ritual dream-scene is unfogettable ('THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING!!') as is the final haunting act tenebre - i think dario argento's best film, released as the slightly edited 'unsane' here in the u.s... often terribly acted but you've probably never seen a more refined slasher, amazing cinematography, violent kills, and set to terrific music damien: omen 2 - the beast realizes just what he is, and begins to violently fulfill the requisite biblical prophecies (have you ever seen a better dismembering in an elevator before? a more frightening scene where the killer simply 'stares' the victim to death? *shudder*), very well acted with an AWESOME score, stays with you for years the fly - david cronenberg's remake of the classic. very funny, very sick (get the director's cut), and very f*cking awesome! see it! slaughterhouse - an ambling 300 lb. psycho muttering in pig-gibberish as he hacks his way through the local teens? a man fed feet-first into a meat auger you say? an ending which totally satisfies your horror-fan appetite, in the same way, uh, eating a 16-ounce porterhouse would? ahh yesssss honorable mentions - these *might be* better movies but they don't warm (or should that be 'chill') my heart the same way my favorite ten does: henry: portrait of a serial killer - incredibly realistic and frightening maniac - off-kilter take on the serial killer theme, in a similar vein to henry but not as riveting men behind the sun - awful movie really
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01-19-2004, 08:44 AM
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thank you for those suggestions. Others please reply.
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01-19-2004, 09:25 AM
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evil dead (all 3)
the thing nightmare on elm street 1 halloween 1 night of the living dead (original one--->black and white) friday the 13th part 1 Return of the living dead Henry portrait of a serial killer texas chainsaw massacre 1 (again, original) hellraiser It's really hard to give a top 10 but i think those are the movies i mostly watch, although henry is one of my newest additions, i liked it allot if you want like a top 100 or something lol
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01-19-2004, 10:09 AM
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Evil Dead II
Phantasm II The Brood Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Dawn of the Dead Braindead In the Mouth of Madness The Wicker Man Scanners The Thing Waxwork Hellraiser Dagon
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01-19-2004, 10:23 AM
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Quote:
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the act of slow piercing is a transcendent spiritual event. there is no pain just sensation you observe the body, experiencing the sensation, surrender to the experience feel the indorful lush as the surgical steel slices through
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01-19-2004, 06:33 PM
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In no particular order,
~Halloween ~The Exorcist 1 and 3 ~The Evil Dead 1 and 2 ~Suspiria ~The Shining ~The Hills Have Eyes ~Last House on the Left ~Texas Chainsaw Massacre ~Rosemary's Baby ~Dead-Alive
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01-19-2004, 06:38 PM
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exorcist
the howling dracula 2000 the ring the fly NOES american werwolf in paris mimic troll but only for a good laugh body snatchers
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01-20-2004, 08:44 AM
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I'll name some of my favorites nobody has mentioned yet.
Pet Sematary Chopper Chicks in Zombietown Return of the living dead Sleepaway Camp II (seriously underrated slasher) Poltergeist Cemetary Man Sixth Sense Night of the living dead 1990 remake, I like it more than the original. If anyone wants to argue with me about it, go ahead. Vampires The Unholy In some kind of order. Last edited by Angelakillsluts; 01-20-2004 at 08:59 AM.
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