Agreed. The only decent horror movies ive seen within the past 2 years have been from england or japan. Hollywood has quite simply run out of ideas, thus the remakes.

That confused me as well.:confused:

I love Jim Hensen he was amazing. I was only thinking yesterday while watching Labyrith that they just don't make movies like that anymore!!!

I think that modern horror movies give more of a sense of hopelessnes and the villians being unstopable.

i'm just glad the trend of the teen "horror" flicks ended (ie Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, etc, etc).... glad to see hollywood is starting to show a little more graphic horror.

still, it will always be in the underground where the real horror is made.

Well they sorta are still going - Rapid Heart Pictures is still produing the 'teen' type no gore horror movies with those video covers with the young good looking (apparently) cast's faces on.

We have had a handful of good ones this year and a few medicore ones, but I think the reason is is because they are going back to the old formula which we all love.

I think that ppl will always think things are on a downswing for the fact that for every good horror movie that comes out, hollywood will try to "Recreat the Magic" 30 or 40 times and screw up the genre. Look at Zombies. 28 Days Later. And I know Im gonna get flamed repeatedly for this but I loved the first scream, but they stomped the genre into the ground,set it on fire, Pissed on it, ate it then shit it out and pissed on it again. For every good movie, one hundred bad one will be made! But I guess thats why we hold the good ones in such high regard

The only thing that I liked about Scream was that it was something new that actually was somewhat interesting. Then the sequal came out and it made me hate the first with a passion.

And I agree, the movies that came out this year were better than any of the others release in the past 5 years or so. Even though they are remakes.

I don't know about liking the remakes. I kinda like the old adage: If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I guess maybe that I'm scarred after the 90's version of NOTLD. Of course there was the remake of "The Ring," and I enjoyed that tremendously.

Hopefully this down trend will turn into something incredible. Am crossing my fingers.