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Madmen of Mandoras-
Schlock classic in the Plan 9 tradition. Made my brain hurt in a wonderful way. Recommended for conoisseurs of bad cinema.
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The Wolf Man1941. anyone know where I can get some wolfbane?
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As much as I love Price's House of Wax I think The 1933 film is my favorite of the two.
I agree.

Mystery Of The Wax Museum, is on the flip side of the House Of Wax DVD.
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Old 04-05-2010, 09:53 PM
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The Fall of the House of Usher starring the legendary Vincent Price:cool::):D
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Panic in Year Zero

Okay, it's not a horror movie- it's a sci-fi drama, but it's an amazing film. The first in the "surviving a nuclear holocaust" genre. A very interesting film.
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Panic in Year Zero

Okay, it's not a horror movie- it's a sci-fi drama, but it's an amazing film. The first in the "surviving a nuclear holocaust" genre. A very interesting film.
Sounds excellent will keep an eye out for it.
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Panic in Year Zero

Okay, it's not a horror movie- it's a sci-fi drama, but it's an amazing film. The first in the "surviving a nuclear holocaust" genre. A very interesting film.
I really like Panic in Year Zero.Favorite moment has to be hearing Frankie Avalon say"I could have blown that guys head off".Its a hell of a fun watch.
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House On Haunted Hill
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The Mystery of the Wax museum with Fay Wray, that movie still scares me.
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Curse of the Demon (1957). Simply a classic of the occult. This wonderful film is stunningly subtle in emanating its terror. The villain here is almost laughable, yet artfully believable. In fact, it is this delicate portrayal which makes this tale darker than would otherwise be imaginable. The story itself hints of a Pandora's box sort of terror, and evil finds fodder in both the curious and the closed mind. Most of the acting is competent enough, but it is Tourneur's direction that makes for such a frightful movie experience. The monster itself could be seen as silly in today's world of CGI, but for its day it must have been something. Overall, this flick definitely deserves to be on everyone's list of movie classics. Merci beaucoup.
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