Looking for some horror movies

Hello,

I'm planning on doing a movie night her in a local youth club.
The topic the next time is gone be horror.
But I wanted to do something else then usual.

I'm looking for 3 movies, maybe some of you can give me some hints?

1) Something really gore. But it still has to be horror. No gore action movie or something like that.

2) A comedy horror movie. Here the emphasis may be on the comedy part. (please no Braindead or Evil Dead, everyone has seen those).

3) A decent b-horror movie. Something low budget, but that has aquired it's cult status over time.

What would you recommend?

[Angra]

Originally posted by Spukky
Hello,

I'm planning on doing a movie night her in a local youth club.
The topic the next time is gone be horror.
But I wanted to do something else then usual.

I'm looking for 3 movies, maybe some of you can give me some hints?

1) Something really gore. But it still has to be horror. No gore action movie or something like that.

2) A comedy horror movie. Here the emphasis may be on the comedy part. (please no Braindead or Evil Dead, everyone has seen those).

3) A decent b-horror movie. Something low budget, but that has aquired it's cult status over time.

What would you recommend?

1) Al Gore mad a movie recently about the environment. Should be pretty scary stuff. If you wanna know more about it, ask Urgeok.;)

2) Shaun of the dead.

3) "Prince of darkness" among 1000s of others.:rolleyes:

[AUSTIN316426808]

1. The Devil's Rejects, Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer, High Tension.

2. Re-Animator, Return of the Living Dead, Shaun of the Dead, Dead and Breakfast, Bubba Ho-Tep.

3. The Last House on the Left, I Spit on Your Grave, Dog Soldiers, Maniac.

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by Spukky
Hello,

I'm planning on doing a movie night her in a local youth club.
The topic the next time is gone be horror.
But I wanted to do something else then usual.

I'm looking for 3 movies, maybe some of you can give me some hints?

1) Something really gore. But it still has to be horror. No gore action movie or something like that.

2) A comedy horror movie. Here the emphasis may be on the comedy part. (please no Braindead or Evil Dead, everyone has seen those).

3) A decent b-horror movie. Something low budget, but that has aquired it's cult status over time.

What would you recommend?

Dead And Breakfast meets all of your requirements...Undead does, too...Boltneck works for 2&3, but I wouldn't say any of them have acheived 'cult status'...Especially if you're looking for something that hasn't already been seen by everyone

For low budget gore and humor, Herscell Gordon Lewis's Blood Feast and Blood Feast 2 should work

[urgeok]

1) basket case

2) Dead Alive

3) night of the creeps

[The Flayed One]

1) Something really gore. But it still has to be horror. No gore action movie or something like that.

Maniac

2) A comedy horror movie. Here the emphasis may be on the comedy part. (please no Braindead or Evil Dead, everyone has seen those).

Evil Ed

3) A decent b-horror movie. Something low budget, but that has aquired it's cult status over time.

THE STUFF!

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by The Flayed One
THE STUFF!

Oh, now THAT'S a good one...I have to try to find that...I've never owned it, and I SERIOUSLY need it...It's one of my all-time favorites:cool:

[urgeok]

re. The Stuff ..

unfortunately i saw this AFTER Cohens' Q,
and although it had the same star (moriarity) who did such an amazing job in Q - i thought The Stuff was a giant step backwards .. it seemed childish and aimless ...

hated it with a passion (by comparrison)

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by urgeok
it seemed childish and aimless ...

But...That's what makes it so much fun :)

[urgeok]

well, not in this particular case .. not for me anyway