What are your favorite

[mmkill123]

What are your favorite horror movies that has to do with killers?

[MisterSadistro]

How come no one has ever come up with a thread like this before ? I especially like it when it's in the wrong forum. :rolleyes:
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[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
Well, there are sooo many. TCM takes top honors with me. The original, tho I did like the remake. But a recent release that never made it theaters in wide release here in the states has worked its way into the one of my favorites category. Suspect 0 was pretty good, I thought. And I liked Taking Lives.

You liked Taking Lives and the TCM remake? And I thought you had better taste.:p

The original TCM for me as well. Se7en, Silence of the Lambs, Manhunter and Red Dragon (yep, I liked both). I don't know how many are actually considered horror. But those are the ones that come to mind.

[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
HEY!!!! I'm not against change. I've said it before, but it just doesnt sink in with people. HOW CAN WE KEEP THE GENRE ALIVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS, IF WE DONT GIVE THEM REASONS TO EXPLORE THE REMAKES ORIGINS? So I'm all for change and updates. Sometimes they are made just as good, sometimes they arent. That's what ya get.

Jenna, watch Suspect 0 and let me know what you think, even if you have to call me to tell me, k?
And yes, I thought Taking Lives was pretty good. Beat me, OK?;)

:rolleyes:

I'm not against all remakes. I just named an original and a remake in my own list...:p But the TCM remake sucked.:D I just hated it okay, sue me. Compared to the original it was a slick and completely meaningless mess that didn't even near the impact of the original...except for a couple of scenes, which just made the rest of the movie that much more disappointing.

Suspect 0 sounds faintly familiar.....I will get back to you.

Taking Lives had promise, but unfortunately there were some continuity flubs and stuff that just didn't make sense, to me anyway. I need better attention paid to detail in murder mysteries.

Oh and another one I just thought of: Jack's Back....I remember liking it quite a bit.

[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
Admit it, ya hated TCM remake because 90 % of the film time was spent on Jennifer Biels ASS!!! ADMIT IT!!!!!!!!NOW!!!!!!!! :p :p :p

Okay, I'll admit it if you admit that is the only reason that you liked it.


:D

[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
Not particularly the ONLY reason I liked it. But It took my mind off the gore at times.:cool:

We're getting off topic. I thought it was acceptionally good as remakes go. THANKYOU!:p

Oh the topic wasn't Jessica Biel's ass? That's too bad, because there are just not enough discussions about her ass...:rolleyes:

Anyway, I thought the opposite. It seemed to completely miss the point of the original. But I will say that R. Lee Ermey and Jonathan Tucker did a great job.

[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
Wait a sec, now you dont wanna jump Richard Gere's bone, you want Johnathan Tuckers..............And there will NEVER be enough discussion over Biel's ass, it is, after all, a delectable morsel, but anyway......about Mr. Tucker............you wanna do what to him?:p

:rolleyes: A bit off topic don't ya think?;) I don't want to do anything to Jonathan Tucker, thank you very much. I just think he is a fine actor. He is a bit young for my tastes.

And no, before you ask, I don't want to do anything to R. Lee Ermey either...:p

[Babygurl20]

I would have to say Natural Born Killers was awesome and Bully, although not really horror related they were still good movies. Make you open your eyes to this evil ass world we're living in. :eek:

[jenna26]

Originally posted by Babygurl20
I would have to say Natural Born Killers was awesome and Bully, although not really horror related they were still good movies. Make you open your eyes to this evil ass world we're living in. :eek:

Bully was extremely unpleasant. I just felt dirty after that movie. But it certainly had an effect, I guess.

[jenna26]

Originally posted by hellboy
Well if Tucker is too young for your tastes, then Ermey is right up your alley, huh? I mean Gere isnt too far behind him...........ohhhhhhh, I see the pattern now.:D

I do not want to anything to Richard Gere, R. Lee Ermey, nor Jonathan Tucker. :rolleyes: What pattern? As usual, I have no idea what you are talking about. :p