Sold!!! :D

yeah....me too


I Spit On Your Grave [1978]--http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077713/

haven't seen this one in years...holds up ok

2 clues you are watching a 70s movie

1:The Music
2:The less than manicured lower regions of the female lead

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)

Plot: IMDB
Explores the secret life of the America's greatest president, Abraham Lincoln, and the untold story that shaped the nation. The future president discovers blood-thirsty vampires are planning to take over the United States. Lincoln makes it his mission to eliminate them, becoming history's greatest hunter of the undead.
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Phantom's Review: First let me say Yes, I have read the book and I enjoyed it. Now Having said that let me say I thoroughly enjoyed the film. Even though there were many changes to the story and characters, I found the film to action packed, well acted and interesting. The actors do a fine job and it's nice to see a modern film trying to make vampires scary again. The film is beautifully shot and gives a look of an old style sepia tone photo. The middle portion of the film does get a little slow, but it picks up big time at the end with a major action piece. Overall a highly enjoyable action/monster movie.(Now if only they could figure out a story that combines Lincoln,Van Helsing, Blade and Buffy..now THAT would be a movie)

I like the way you think!

The 2 latest Piranha movies..

Epic
 

Monster brawl
Exorcist 3
Midnight Train
Session 9
Demons
Fright ight remake

I love horror marathons

Scary True Stories: Ten Haunting Tales from the Japanese Underground- This was akin to shows you see on American TV that re-enact "real life" ghost stories. It was pretty creeptastic. In the beginning you might be a bit bored but I feel it gets better as it goes on. Also, you get a nice blast from the past by watching this as it was shot in the 90's and some of the stories are from the 80's.

I got a chance to watch last Saturday's SyFy Channel movie of the week "Arachnoquake" last night. Tracy Gold and Edward Furlong, Giant Spiders...what's not to love?

But I think the big event will be Tomorrow's SyFy Channel movie of the week "Bigfoot" with Danny Bonaduce from "The Partridge Family" and Barry Williams from "The Brady Bunch", Sherilyn Fenn from "Twin Peaks" with special guest appearances by Alice Cooper and Billy Idol! Might be the best SyFy movie yet!

The Fall of the House of Usher
Dead Snow
The Hills Have Eyes (original)
Tales from the Darkside: The Movie

hmmmm....gonna have to dvr that