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_____V_____ 08-10-2017 10:34 AM

ROUND 3 - MATCH 6


(1980)

HIGHLIGHT FILMS:


- THE SHINING


- FRIDAY THE 13TH


- THE CHANGELING


- CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST


Also -
Maniac,
Inferno,
Alligator,
The Fog,
Motel Hell,
Prom Night,
Terror Train,
Mother's Day,
Altered States,
City of the Living Dead,
Hell of the Living Dead,
The Ninth Configuration,
The Watcher in the Woods,
Humanoids from the Deep

...among many others.




vs.




(1933)

HIGHLIGHT FILMS:


- KING KONG


- THE INVISIBLE MAN


- MYSTERY OF THE WAX MUSEUM


- THE GHOUL


Also -
The Vampire Bat,
Murders in the Zoo,
The Last Will of Dr Mabuse

...and a very few others.



Voting is OPEN for the next 36 hours.

The LEADER in votes by the end of this period will be declared the WINNER.

hammerfan 08-10-2017 11:00 AM

1980

This one was a little easier ::big grin::

MichaelMyers 08-10-2017 11:03 AM

1933 for the tie.

Jake.Ashworth 08-10-2017 11:06 AM

1980 for the tie breaker.

Roiffalo 08-10-2017 01:26 PM

This one was MERCILESS. The start of my favorite slasher vs my second favorite classic Monster movie that's just cold blooded! 1980 does have Motel Hell too, that had some epic cannibal lines... UGH but 1933 also has Murders in the Zoo.

Okay time to look at my first two favorites again: Jason may be my favorite slasher, but he wasn't actually IN the first movie, but that plot twist is what made the ending so good. But at the same time a little old lady killed a bunch of fit young men?? And The Invisible man was so freaking awesome that I MAY actually like it more than Wolf Man... It had a good story, it was FUNNY, had beautiful dialogue, and who doesn't love Claude Rains!?

Ok, I surrender to 1933. Claude won me over.


Quote:

Originally Posted by _____V_____ (Post 1026647)
HY1978 - 7 (MichaelMyers, Bloof, Repo'd, Jake.Ashworth, hammerfan(?!), Roiffalo, Sculpt)
HY1958 - 1 (roshiq)


The 70s heavyweight thunders past it's 50s opposition to score a huge win!


And, hammerfan?!

::shocked::

::big grin::

Sculpt 08-10-2017 02:55 PM

1933

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roiffalo (Post 1026657)
This one was MERCILESS. The start of my favorite slasher vs my second favorite classic Monster movie that's just cold blooded! 1980 does have Motel Hell too, that had some epic cannibal lines... UGH but 1933 also has Murders in the Zoo.

Okay time to look at my first two favorites again: Jason may be my favorite slasher, but he wasn't actually IN the first movie, but that plot twist is what made the ending so good. But at the same time a little old lady killed a bunch of fit young men?? And The Invisible man was so freaking awesome that I MAY actually like it more than Wolf Man... It had a good story, it was FUNNY, had beautiful dialogue, and who doesn't love Claude Rains!?

Ok, I surrender to 1933. Claude won me over.

I actually pretty much am thinking like you. There's films I respect from 80', like Shining, Changeling and Fog, but really only Altered States captured my imagination (the Fog did a bit too). On the flipside, 33, King Kong and Invisible Man surpassed my wildest imaginations.

Repo'd 08-10-2017 04:05 PM

1933

Bloof 08-11-2017 02:38 AM

1980

roshiq 08-12-2017 01:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 1026660)
1933

I actually pretty much am thinking like you. There's films I respect from 80', like Shining, Changeling and Fog, but really only Altered States captured my imagination (the Fog did a bit too). On the flipside, 33, King Kong and Invisible Man surpassed my wildest imaginations.

Same here.

_____V_____ 08-12-2017 07:05 AM

HY1933 - 5 (MichaelMyers, Roiffalo, Sculpt, Repo'd, roshiq)
HY1980 - 3 (hammerfan, Jake.Ashworth, Bloof)


The vintage heavyweight scores a surprise win over a huge 80s favorite!


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