Eraserhead (1977), David Lynch

Predator (1987), John McTiernan

King Kong 1933 merian c. cooper

Sleepaway Camp (1983) Robert Hitzik

Se7en (1995) David Fincher

Sorry guys, I live at my job these days.....

::sad::

We've missed you T! We hung in there and stayed hopeful as long as possible. You've been missed and if you don't participate in the next one it's gonna cost you a lot of candy!

Posting for Roifallo, at her request.

Roi picks

Werewolf of London , 1935, Stuart Walker

My 6th round pick.

The Babadook, 2014, Jennifer Kent

Pick 6 - Saw (2004) James Wan
Pick 7 - Misery (1990) Rob Reiner

Ginger Snaps, 2000, John Fawcett

Aliens (1986) James Cameron

Though I'm sure werewolf enthusiast Roif wouldn't pick that but shouldn't we wait for Roi's 7th entry?

Please use the other thread for draft discussion, but you are right. Sculpt next ttime wait until it is your turn. Roi didn't make her pick in time so she will have to make it up a the end of drafting.

Last House On The Left (1972) Wes Craven

bamahorrorfan chooses

The Stand (1994) Mick Garris

The Orphanage (2007) J. A. Bayona

Let the Right One In (2008) Tomas Alfredson

The birds 1963 Alfred Hitchcock

A Serbian Film (2011) Srdjan Spasojevic

The Sixth Sense (1999) M. Night Shyamalan

Silver Bullet (1985), Director: Dan Attias
Steven King has come out with some very good stories, few with decent or even good pay offs. Silver Bullet happens to be one of those movies.

Pick 8 - The Descent (2005) Neil Marshall
Pick 9 - The Ring (2002) Gore Verbinski

Company of Wolves (1984), Director: Neil Jordan
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you skipped Repo

Waited as long as I could, but now is the time.

"DO YOU WANNA PARTY??"


Return of the Living Dead, 1985, Dan O'Bannon

Jacob's Ladder (1990) Adrian Lyne

American Mary (2013) Jen and Sylvia Soska

Didn't see that coming! Nice, under the radar horror!

Ooops, sorry, wrong thread.

Horror of Dracula (1958) Terence Fisher

Videodrome (1983) David Cronenberg

Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010) Eli Craig

Scanners 1981 David Cronenberg

The Werewolf Versus the Vampire Woman (1971), Directed by: León Klimovsky

Probably the most popular of the 'Hombre Lobo' (Waldemar Daninsky) Films, it needs a mention as it's iconic to the werewolf movie franchise as Lon Chaney's Wolf Man. Paul Naschy who played Waldemar, did so 12 times as well as several other monster characters in various other horror movies, giving him the nickname of the Spanish Lon Chaney.

I'm gonna finish this big bitch with REC (2007), Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza