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The house by the cemetary Good stuff by Fulci. I enjoyed the build up of the tension, although the dubbing was sometimes a bit off putting.
Nevertheless, good tension, enjoyable gore, enjoyable conclusion. The Italians know how to make their horror, that's for sure.
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FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 3 (1982). Really enjoyed the original F13 and think it deserves more praise. However, even back then found the sequels to all be hard going. Watching this again, it's still as lackluster as it was back when I saw it in the theaters. However, fond memories of seeing it as the 3-D process they used was FANTASTIC! Truly looked like whatever implement was going to snag You! Also, we saw it in a run down part of town and the theater was full of young teenage girls (talking 13-14) screaming their heads off, all but drowning the sound out. So will give the experience a ***1/2, but the film as is gets **.
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Very possibly, although I think a flick called COMIN' ATCHA! (??) was released in 1981. Reviews described it as awful, but the process was supposed to be good. Did see HOUSE OF WAX earlier in 1982 at a Midnight movie which also had 3-D.
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Netherworld, also gothika is fantastic. Maybe the weirdest horror movie
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House II: The Second Story - Weak sauce. The makers tried to tap into that vein that held Gremlins, Ghoulies and what not and the result was neither funny nor scary. Lar Park Lincoln nor Bill Maher could save this mess.
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Fun fact: In Belgium, we refer to the designated driver as... Bob. So yeah, sooner or later, you'll need a Bob, I guess.
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