Loved it too! ::cool::

A great watch, right roshiq? Just the right amount of dread, and how about that awesome, unforgettable theme?

Ditto! Always love this sort of twisted stories. In 2009, while we're having a great competition here on HDC, I even pitched an idea of remaking it in a response to a particular challenge of remake a movie from 50s/60s or 70s!

Here you can find the details:

http://www.horror.com/forum/showpost.php?p=784233&postcount=462

http://www.horror.com/forum/showpost...&postcount=463

'Psycho' (1960
-Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh

Alfred Hitchcocks masterpiece. Saw it on the big screen as part of the TCM/Fathom events series. Beautifully remastered. This film is absolutely perfect. A classic from beginning to end. Hitchcocks best.

I'm already a fan of Black Pins of Death! Sounds like a Giallo. I especially appreciated your reasons for choosing the movie to remake. Sound ideas and clearly shows a reverence for the genre. When you make this, I want my DVD signed!

My all time favorite movie was released on this date in 1974. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is 41 years old today. To celebrate, I'm watching this with my beloved tonight and having some Halloween cupcakes.

And hours later I realize that I posted in the wrong section. Sweet. :D

THE MONSTER OF PIEDRAS BLANCAS (1959). Cheesy, but fun flick that had quite a few gruesome images for the time. Cheerful Les Tremayne and Sourpuss Sheriff (can't remember his name right now although I can see him-think first name was Forest) make a pretty cool team. ***

Fond memories of this from late 1972...my seven year old brother and I (10 going on 11) watched ATTACK OF THE MUSHROOM PEOPLE that afternoon which gave him the heebie jeebies, then went to the Army Post theater to check out THE GREEN SLIME-the scene with the charred guy falling forward really freaked him out-an finally watched TMFPB on CHILLER theatre and the carnage in here was too much for him, especially>>>>>SPOILER>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> the severed head , which had him all but screaming...poor guy just ODed on terror THAT day::big grin::::big grin::!!

Frankenstein 1931

Not horror per se, but I bought and watched the original Mad Max today. It holds up amazingly well given its age.

Fun Fact: Toecutter is Immortan Joe in Fury Road (same actor, not character)

Night of the Living Dead