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My favorite Argento is Sleepless. For some reason, most people seem to have not bothered with it. It's a cool story, and if you like gore, there's quite a bit. Some of the best death scenes I've seen in a long time.
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Deep Red is my favorite Argento film .. it might not be the fastest moviing but it is the most attractive and i've always dug Hemmings work
it was also the 1st one i saw/owned .. i have the old hard plastic case beta version still .. |
My favorites are Creepers and Terror At The Opera. I haven't seen Sleepless yet.... heard it was pretty good from a couple of people.
I like Fulci a lot more. |
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Fucking ZOMBIES - if horror movies are ever to be taken truly seriously, no more zombie films!
In fact any more aspiring film makers who pitch ideas about an apocalyptic landscape crawling with the undead should be shot... in the head. Same goes for 'knowing' zombie spoofs, too. We need to think up some new horror creatures - how about bloodsucking, time-travelling aliens who like to slice up zombie-loving teenagers? :cool: |
no more zombie films? lame as fuck man. those are my favorite kind!
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The bloodsucking, time-travelling aliens are coming for you presently.
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Yeah, zombies are just too cool. David Wellington's Monster series should be made into a movie, it would be very unique in the genre. Also hope to see Brook's World War Z turn out well although I haven't finished the book yet so far it's a good read. As far as any genre or sub-genre goes I think nothing needs to "stop" it just needs to be done better. If anything the genre needs less MTV sensibilities (and actors).
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So does the Lincold Child/ Douglas Preston novel Cabinet of Curiosities.
It'd be another epic horror film, like Silence of the lambs, that could even contend for an Oscar. |
it'll be interesting to see what Romero does with his return to indie filmmaking - Diary of the Dead should be finished shooting soon.
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