i agree, i watched the exorcist aged 10 and it has left deep upside down crucifix shaped scarring on my psyche ever since. and, without giving away my age, that was when the exorcist was still very much cutting edge. this theory, for me, applies to a lot of movies. in conclusion, we should be tolerant of people with bad taste as there is no accounting for it. lol

i love the horror films from when i was little...and i saw halloween when i was waaay to young to see it.....and saw scream when i was in year 7...that was the start of highschool and i loved it sooooooooooo much.....im way more critical of films now and there are no meh films with me now....i either love them or really hate them.....or so my friend told me.

Opinion. Plus, I don't think anyone gets "scars" from the "scheme" of Scream. Haha. Anyway, Scream is amazing.

Ferret chucker, you may want to give a spoiler warning last page when you revealed the killer. Kind of a serious spoil.

well the first advert for scream i saw...on the back of a comic book said 'scream...the new thriller from wes craven'........not horror

Scream, no matter how fun or hokey, is DEFINENTLY in the horror genre. Not a thriller, it is horror.

I agree Scream is deffinitely a horror movie. And it did make way for some pretty cool kill scenes ***Spoiler Alert for people who havent' seen*** The sister dying in the garage door in the first movie was actually really funny and I loved it! I love kills scenes that are interetsing and against the norm.

xxFrostyxx

Are you fuckin' kidding me....:D
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:cool: HALLOWEEN:cool:

Scream was a great time. I saw it opening day and was surprised how much I dug it.

But there is no comparison between the two films. Scream is fun. Halloween is impressive.

Halloween all the way.

Well said.......nOOb. :D....JK
It's nice to see new people with good opinions. :cool:

Why is there two threads about this, Halloween was always going to out way Scream!