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The name the classic film title thread.
Name a classic horror title, and if you've seen it say "Yes".
Ok I shall begin with something that everyone should have seen: Night of The Living Dead Yes. |
Hell Yes! Many times, too
Nosferatu |
Yes.
Metropolis |
No, but I ordered a boxset in the mail with that on it, Im definattly looking forward to it.
Btw, what do you define as classic? They way this site classifys classic [Made earlier than 1970] or that had a huge impact on the genre? Ill play it safe for now, until I get an answer House on Haunted Hill [Original, of course] |
Classic horror is considered from 1969 down...A film like Re-Animator or Dawn of The Dead (original) is a modern classic.
Yes I have seen HOHH. White Zombie. |
Yup
The Pit and the Pendulum |
which one? If its the Vincent Price one:
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Horror of Dracula.
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Frankenstien Meets the Wolfman |
Have you seen Horror of Dracula?
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And, unfortunatly, no I have not. Havnt see any of the Lee Dracula films, nowhere around here has them to rent/buy:( Anyway, Frankenstien Meets the Wolfman |
I have seen that when I was about 7 or 8....I remember Bela playing Frankenstein....
Yes. Kwaidan. |
Woah...never even heard of that one, let alone seen it:o
Teenage Zombies [I think thats in the right timeframe] |
I had my eye on this one for a loooooooong time..but its no where to be found, this one was in '51 so yes its in the right time frame.
No. Phantom From 10,000 Leagues. |
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Fall of the House of Usher [Vincent Price, not sure if thers other versions, but better safe than sorry;) ] |
Yes again which Fall of The House of Usher?
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Oh sorry Yes I have seen the Vincent Price one.
Last Man On Earth. |
Nope, but once again part if that set
Little Shop of Horrors [Original] |
Hell ya!
The Terror. |
Lol, are you just taking names off the list of that boxset? Cause thats yet another, lol
Hound of the Baskervilles [1959 Hammer version] |
No I'm not lol.
No I havn't seen that one. I Bury The Living |
Aha! Finally one that isnt on that set. But I havnt sen it anyway, lol
The Bat [Vincent Price, late 50's I believe] |
Yes.
Phantom of The Rue Morgue. |
No, though I would like to
Dementia 13 |
Yes.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari |
This is high on the list of movie I want to see....but no.
Bucket of Blood |
No. I will be going to bed now, cya tommorrow.
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Phantom of the Opera (Lon Chaney Sr) Yes!!!
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Brides of Dracula ( Hammer - 1960 or '61 ? ) yes
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Brides of Dracula was made in 1960 not 1961 and Christopher Lee was not in Brides of Dracula but he was back in 1965 Dracula Price of Darkness. Here are the 7 Dracula movies Christopher Lee was in.
1 Dracula a.k.a. Horror of Dracula in the USA 1958 2 Dracula Price of Darkness 1965 3 Dracula has risen from the grave 1968 4 Taste the Blood of Dracula 1969 5 Scars of Dracula 1971 6 Dracula AD 1972 7 satanic rights of Dracula 1973 |
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A good trvia question is to ask what movie studio made Evil of Dracula? alot of fans will say Hammer of course they are wrong and when they find out Evil of Dracula was made by Toho studios the same studio in Japan resposible forthe Godzilla movies they seem surprised. Toho has made at least a couple of Dracula movies they made Lake of Dracula in 1971 and Evil of Dracula in 1974.
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Anyway, to get this back on topic....
No, I havnt seen any of the Hammer or Toho Dracula films. No exactly horror, but what about George Pal's The Time Machine? |
Hi Return the 1960 movie The Time Machine has got to be a fave scifi movie of everyone. HG wells and Jules Verne wrote some really good books that alot of movies have been made into. I would have to say when it comes to scifi movies of the 50s and 60s George Pal was the George Lucas of his day. And then you have the guy who invented the very 1st scifi movie another George french film maker Georges Melies. WOW 3 Georges who helped the advancment of film making very intersting. Actor Rod Taylor did a good job as his role of playing George. There was a remake of the Time Machine in 2002 it was directed by Simon Wells. I think HG Wells wrote the Time Machine in 1895.
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Most people hated the remake, but I love both versions
How bout.... Faust [1926] |
Funny, I did see the Murnau Faust projected about six months ago (a restored print), or thereabouts, and enjoyed it immensely. I especially liked the crazy brother character, he was scary when he laughed. This was a very expensive movie!!! All sets!
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If I am not mistaken it wasFredrich Wilhelm Murnau and Freund who made Faust in 1926 and Emil Jannings as the Devil or Mephistopheles.
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F.W. Murnau did direct Faust.
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Dont forget Classic that Fredrich Wilhelm Murnau real name was Plumpe.
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He is also known as Murglie.
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