Many people consider part 2 to be superior to the original. Myself included.

Can't say I agree, but if that's the way the votes go, so be it.

Where the hell is our team? Newbs' team has twice as many lists:mad:

agreed - MORE LISTS!!

I'll compile after we get a few more and see where we stand.

THE MONKEY COMMANDS YOU!!

1 Oldboy
2 The Grudge
3 Ju-on
4 May
5 Ginger Snaps
6 Session 9
7 Battle Royale
8 Dog Soldiers
9 Jeepers Creepers
10 Shaun of the Dead
11 Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance
12 The Devil's Backbone
13 28 Days Later
14 Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed
15 House of 1000 Corpses
16 Audition
17 Shutter
18 Ichi the Killer
19 Dawn of the Dead
20 Pulse
21 Three… Extremes
22 Dead Birds
23 My Little Eye
24 The Others
25 American Psycho
26 Jeepers Creepers 2
27 Cabin Fever
28 Dark Water
29 The Mothman Prophesies
30 Mulholland Drive
31 Gozu
32 Tale of Two Sisters
33 High Tension
34 Spirited Away
35 Saw
36 Final Destination
37 Willard
38 Bubba Ho-Tep
39 One Missed Call
40 Suicide Club
41 Pitch Black
42 Eight Legged Freaks
43 Shadow of the Vampire
44 The Eye
45 The Cell
46 Thir13en Ghosts
47 Psycho Beach Party
48 Brotherhood of the Wolf
49 Frailty
50 The Happiness of tha Katakuris

Come on people!

Closure of entries - 15th November 2010. Make sure you get all the pending entries in by then.

Anyone else going to make an effort?

BTW, I've watched a few pretty good movies I've never heard of from this era now. Anyone else taking the opportunity to do so?

Looking over The Flayed One's list of all the films made in this time period, I noticed Chow lok yuen (The Park). I can't believe I forgot about this movie! My husband and I saw it at the 2004 Sundance film festival.

As we entered the theater, we were given 3-D glasses, a little plastic canister of fake blood, and a clown candle. Then they announced that the director had to leave the festival early and wasn't in attendance that night. As the movie progressed and the laughter from the audience grew louder with each passing moment, I realized that the director probably fled the festival in shame. I don't know if the film was quite as awful as the audience seemed to think, but it was pretty bad; I won't even discuss how painfully bad the "3-D" was.

That was probably the highlight of our trip to Sundance.

I will almost certainly do this once the list is finished. If it makes the Top 100 and I haven't seen it, then I will probably check it out. I did this with the Official and Underappreciated HDC lists and found a couple of gems including 'Dagon'. Never would have thought to watch it otherwise.:)