...and I forgot.....


http://www.houseofhorrors.com/tcm4.jpg

Avoid at all cost

Here are a few I would never recommend to my worst enemies...

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 4: The Next Generation
Phantasm (All of them. Fuck that series!)
House of the Dead (Worst. Movie. Ever.)
Hood of the Living Dead (Yes! It's as bad as it sounds!)
Battlefield: Earth (Yes! It's as bad as you've heard!)

Last House on The Left ( 1972): Pathetic debut for Wes Craven, i think "Maniac" ( 1980) is way better than this goreless and unscary crap, heck even "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Scream" were better Craven movies.

Zombie Lake ( 1980): Painful French-Spanish zombie movie that makes "House of the Dead" look good! guaranteed to make you wanna kill yourself.

Zombi 3 ( 1988): Horrible in-name only sequel to "Zombi 2 ( a.k.a. Zombie)", fast moving zombies included which are reminsence of "Nightmare City"and an early zombie baby ( ala, Dawn of the Dead remake), this movie is sooo bad that it also makes House of the Dead look like oscar gold.

House of the Dead ( 2003): 'Nuff Said.

Nightmare on Elm Street 2 ( 1985): Worst of the Series!

I can see you guys realy hate "House of the dead"...i never gonna see it :)


and stay away from "The Village".......

I would also avoid "13th Child: Legend of the Jersey Devil"

Best decision you ever made.

It's HORRIBLE!

Rawhead Rex, mainly because the creature in it was so fucking awfully done with pathetic little red light bulbs for eyes! Dont waste your time

I don't know aboput this thread. I think it is the bad horror movies that make the heart of horror. well maybe there are a couple to avoid, none from the others, I like pretty much all of them but beware of: Evil sister 2, massacure, and doll graveyard

Some odd decisions here, especially Freddy's Revenge, Season of the Witch, Last House on the Left and Texas Chain Saw Massacre: Next Generation.

Do some of you actually watch these films for story and execution, or simply compare them to post-modern clever stuff and agree with the popular opinion of impressionable youngsters?

TCM4 for example was way ahead of Craven & Co.'s self-referential "homages" to the classics, without needing to lapse into smug back-slapping and sly winks.

^^ true