The Exorcist (1973)

The only movie still capable of literally scaring me. It's horrifying, no matter how many times viewed; not only is it terrifying, but it's crisply acted, and its less supernatural tones are just as interesting as the horror story.

The original Wicker Man.

Hocus Pocus :D

Pumpkinhead
Halloween
Halloween II

The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Spiderman 3 - 5/10
The CGI was over the top. The Sandman was a lame villain. Venom was cool, but not enough to save the film. I expected more from Raimi.

Planet Terror

Amazing movie of the Grindhouse flick. Gory, funny, action packed, and just straight in your face adreneline that will make you laugh and cringe. So much fun for the Halloween season.

Severance

This was a welcome breath of fresh air. The gore & humor were great, the acting was solid, the plot was a bit unoriginal, but overall this one entertains from start to finish. Just be ready for some thick British accents, I had to watch it with subtitles on just to make sure I was hearing everything correctly.

A-

Well that's a relief ! I've seen so many people on here who didn't like it at all, I thought I was the only one who loved it.

I have yet to see Severance. Now I might check it out.

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story

Cabin Fever 8/10

Live Free or Die Hard 6/10


Mr. Woodcock 6/10

Slither...

Road Trip...

Equilibrium

Damn the 10 character limit. Those '...' to increase the character limit up to 10 makes it seem as if you didn't like the film listed before them.

Kill Bill...
meh.

^ An example. I love Kill Bill.

Session 9

atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere!
damn creepy.
anyone else have suggestions for movies like this with similar atmosphere?

From Beijing with Love - old Stephen Chow movie, just as over the top and ridiculous as the others, really very funny.

Play Misty For Me

Ghostbusters!

300.......

The Condemned 7/10


I was very reluctant to watch this movie for awhile seeing as most of the WWE's movie's where not that great but this one suprised me.I liked it alot.I'm a big fan of they so many enter only one leaves theme's.Stone Cold as well as Vinnie Jones pulled off there parts very well.

Baby Boy with Ving Rhames, Snoop Dogg, and Tyrese.

Willard (2003)

Jacob's Ladder for the first time....

For some reason I just have not watched it until today, and man I wanna slap myself for that. The movie was awesome, but.... is it weird that I was turned on by the lizardwoman dancing?

Happy Feet

I've seen it before, but I'm still quite impressed how such a strong anti-religion, pro-science and pro-conservation film was such a hit. Sure the pop songs are silly, and the ending is a little simplistic, but the action sequences are strong and the themes are quite subversive such such mainstream cinema.

7.5/10

Night of The living Dead (1990).

The Tripper - 3/10

Friday Night Lights

Spartacus


9/10

Volver. I love Pedro Almodovar.

Lost in La Mancha


Damn I wish somebody would give Terry the time and money he needed to make that movie.

so heartbreaking to see it fall apart like that

but if it had of worked out, then we wouldn't of had Lost in La Mancha....???

which side of the sword do you choose?

Doom......

The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward John Ford (2007)

In one year, Casey Affleck will be one of the most popular actors in Hollywood. I guarantee it. The casting in this movie was literally flawless, and it's easily the most stylish film of the year. Brilliant.

American Gangster (2007)

Awesome, awesome, awesome. Pure gangster fun, and almost on par with last year's The Departed. Almost. Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington are smoother than hell. Highly recommended.

Fully agree with you. Washington did splendid job on the role of Frank Lucas. And yeah...there is pure gangster fun but it's not a common action flick. Thus it never drags.

My Belated Halloween movie festival
 

For the very first time I have been able to see these great classics:

George A. Romero's Night of the living Dead (1968) Color version

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As a new horror movie freak like me undoubtedly agree that no one could make a such classic presentation and develop this sub-genre like George Romero did almost 40 years ago. Its definitely worth of Horror-Oscar.

Dario Argento's Suspiria (1977)

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Purely Chilling atmosphere..brilliant set design..spectacular cinematography and nonetheless, Goblin's excellent scores made this one a true classic and proved what a magnificent director Argento was.

John Carpenter'sHalloween (1978)


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After waiting for so many days, YES!! I'm truly feeling very great and lucky to see this classic at last. And now it's clear to me how historically it highly influenced the genre.

Transformers.

The Bourne Identity