HDC Presents: 100 Years of Horror

[Kandarian Demon]

How many movies can we back? I'm not sure if there are any rules for that.

Anyway, these are the movies I will back, in order, so if I'm backing too many, just remove them from the bottom and up :cool:

Day of the Triffids
The Last Man on Earth
The Haunted Palace
The Raven

[neverending]

Well, right now we're picking TWO to make the top 22.

[realdealblues]

The Raven
The Brides Of Dracula

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Looks like The Last Man on Earth and The Raven have got the majority of support here, and are ready to be included in the top 22.

http://www.horror.com/forum/showthre...057#post954057

Support/objections, if any?

[The Villain]

Fine with me

[Kandarian Demon]

It's fine with me too

Originally Posted by neverending

Well, right now we're picking TWO to make the top 22.

I know :) But that doesn't nescesarily mean that we can only back two, just that only two will make the list, and other members have backed more than two movies too. English is not my first language, so I'm sorry if I'm missing something that should be obvious.

[Straker]

Onibaba
Mr. Sardonicus

Neither look likely to make the final cut, but hopefully show up in the honourable mentions section, at least.

@V: I think Roshiq backed Onibaba back in the original debate of the 60s... I'm not suggesting that vote stand for this section, but it might be important for getting it into the honourable mentions section.

[Straker]

Originally Posted by Kandarian Demon

It's fine with me too



I know :) But that doesn't nescesarily mean that we can only back two, just that only two will make the list, and other members have backed more than two movies too. English is not my first language, so I'm sorry if I'm missing something that should be obvious.

I don't think that there's anything wrong with it, but it is counterintuitive, unless you want to spread vote for tactical reasons.... Typically I'd imagine its best to back only the two films you want in the final cut so as to give those movies the best chance possible. Its semantics really as I don't think its going to affect the final results too much, regardless.

[metternich1815]

I'll back Hour of the Wolf and Little Shops of Horror. I will keep my backing of these two films for the honorable mention section. I am fine with the two choices selected for the top 22.

[Giganticface]

I'll back Blood Feast, hopefully just as an honorable mention. It's a ridiculous film, but it wouldn't make much sense for our 100 Years of Horror to make no mention of the Godfather of Gore, HGL.