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Favourite horror actor.
Ok,so I really adore Jeffrey Combs for his over the top,angst ridden troubled roles and Crispen Glover for not having to really try at being mad. Patrick Bachau was fantastic playing Albert Fish in The Gray Man ..Theres just a few of mine ..How about you??
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If I had to name just one I would have to say:
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This is a tough question. If I have to choose just one, it would be Christopher Lee. No, wait, Peter Cushing. No, wait, Boris Karloff. No, wait, Bela Lugosi. No, wait, Lon Chaney, Jr.
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Sig Haig, Bill Mosely, and Kane Hodder
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* Michael Shannon? |
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Was a real tough choice. |
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Bill Moseley is Otis Driftwood/Chop Top etc :-) |
Sid Haig,ffs give me a break.
And Kane Hodder may play great characters but he aint no great actor. Karloff is defo in there,as is Cushing and Price and both Chaney`s. Lance Henriksen,Peter Lorre,John Carradine,and the best of all Tor Johnson. Ok,i was joking with that last one.:D |
I can't think of a favorite right now.
Lance Henriksen is definitely one of my fav's. Such a great actor who has done every role under the sun. I will see pretty much any movie he is in, no matter how badly made it is. Christopher Lee is in that same ballpark. He's done everything. Boris and Bela and both Lon's were the originators and I can watch anything with them too. Vincent Price is another one. Bruce Campbell of course. There's just so many who have done so many great roles. And yes Bill Moseley was in Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 as Chop Top and played Otis from Rob Zombie's movies. He is also the nicest "famous" person I've had the honor to meet. |
Bill Moseley is definitely my favorite.
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Like many others in this thread, for me there's one actor thst reigns over them all.
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I need to give it another watch.. |
Karloff
Cushing Lorre ...in that order. |
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Incidentally, some scuttle going around that the Elf in the Box might be back for Halloween... |
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Either one, it's not true, barring a donation of around $1,000 or so.
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It'll be a crime if we don't mention them; my top 2 favorite actors
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Love that picture of Cushing, roshiq! What movie is that from?
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Probably Vincent Price if we're talking genre defining. And he's handsome too :)
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But are you sure, I thought it's from Cash on Demand? |
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I have to agree with a lot of the choices so far!
Other than the ones said (Bill Moseley especially) I would go with Doug Bradley as Pinhead and Tim Curry as Pennywise. They both made their respective films what they are! I also like Jim Siedow as Cook in (at least) the first two TCM movies. Though in the first I think he's much better - he's the funniest character in what is a horrifically dark film. When he sees what Leatherface has done to the door!! :D |
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id say jack nicholson
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I agree with every name I've read. I would add to the list, however, Bruce Campbell for his role as Ash in the Evil Dead trilogy, and Elvis in Bubba Ho-Tep. And Anthony Perkins for his role as Norman Bates in Psycho.
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Just thought of another one. Jeff Goldblum for his role as Brundlefly. Awesome movie!
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Lately, it's Rufus Sewell, for his role in "Dark City," and more recently his turn as vampire boss Adam in "Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter." He takes his work seriously and does a good job.
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Most of my favourites have been mentioned already, but Max Von Sydow, Brad Dourif and Claude Rains have all put in some quality performances.
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I'll also add Thomas Kretschmann from The Stendhal Syndrome and Oliver Reed (the Devils, The Shuttered Room)
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