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Here's my pimp that everyone could see coming from a mile away.
Watch the Exorcist III. Not so in your face. Very subtle, very nice.
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Re: Re: Re: I just got into horror movies
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Check out the movies in my signature. Few (if any) will actually scare you, but all are fantastic horror films.
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Dunno whats been said, cant be assed reading thru 3 pages but here are just a few must sees........doubt youll like half the stuff on list list going by the movies you mentioned in your 1st post.
friday the 13th (all) NOES (all) Hellraiser (1,2,3 & 8) Halloween(all) critters(all) pet sematary 2 dog soldiers 28 days later the dentist 1&2 saw hostel re-animator 1,2,3 rotld 1,2,3 fuck 4+5 army of darkness childs play 1,2,3 leprechaun!!!!! (all except no4) House 1,2&4 children of the corn puppet master(all) wrong turn tcm remake the descent creep ginger snaps 3 the video dead night breed fragile the toolbox murders fright night 1,2 demonic toys shakma link monkey shines mans best friend cujo the burning the people under the stairs cabin fever the blair witch project the thing etc, etc hell even jack frost 1n2 are must sees!
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You wont find alot of people that dont like Hellraiser though...classic. The second one is worth seeing as well.
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It might be a bit popcorn, but I'd say Poltergeist is a good view for anybody just getting into horror. Solid, primal scares without the kind of extreme gore that takes a bit of indoctrination. Bava's Black Sunday is also rich, intriguing and fairly risque for its time, so are the AI Poe films with Vincent Price. They're not Poe, but they're all something special. And for a good exotic scare, I'd say Ju On. These are all movies that help a person better appreciate the genre and sort the wheat from the chaff. Though I would agree with the STE on following your instincts. The more you follow them, the better they develop one way or the other. You can only rent Dracula's Curse or Hell's Highway once.
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I am always rooting for Phantasm as it's one of my favorite 70's horror films. A very unique style combining scary, funny and surrealism, all played out through the filter of 70's hipness. It's a whackay, freakay kind of horror.
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