Horror movies based upon real events?

[Randall_Flagg]

Originally posted by fluffho

from hell was based off of jack the ripper, thats pretty much accurate (well, except the whole thing about the detective FINDING OUT who it was, cuz they never did catch the real jack)

Hey Fluffho.

Do you think they really didn't catch him? You know what. I think they DID catch him, but when they found out he was a nobody who had made them look like complete fools for so long, then they covered it up!

[Randall_Flagg]

Originally posted by Shinobu Kasagi
in last house on the left it said it was real but i hope not because that was sick but i dont think the police would of been real lol

Nah... Left House wasn't real. They love to hang the 'based on true events' tag on films. It's amazing how many people will go to see a film just because it says that!

[Shinobu Kasagi]

yea i guess cos the police were funy and i dont think there would of been anything funy while those girls were getting raped and peed on

[Randall_Flagg]

Originally posted by Shinobu Kasagi
yea i guess cos the police were funy and i dont think there would of been anything funy while those girls were getting raped and peed on

Well it sure aint something I'd find funny at all... but this world is a very strange place mate... So you never know!

[Shinobu Kasagi]

yea cos it was funy when the lady with the ducks in the boxes wouldnt give them a ride but it was kinda mean cos they had to go get those guys and the guy from karate kid three didnt fill up the tank so they had to walk and those girls got raped and killed but then the mom bit his penis off and that probably hurt and i heard they just used his belt but getting your belt bit off wouldnt hurt that much ya know cos its not part of you lol

[McDonnyDude666]

Originally posted by Killer Clown#1
The texas chansaw massacre was based on the life of Ed Gein who ate young women

Actualy its not realy based on him but Tobe Hooper was inspired by Ed Gein, so Leatherface is loosely base on Gein and Norman Bates from Psycho and Buffalo Bill/James Gum where also loosely based on Ed Gein.

Gacy is based on John Wayne Gacy
Henry: Potrait of a Serial Killer was based on Henry Lee Lucas
Confessions Of A Serial Killer is also based on Henry Lee Lucas
Ed Gein is based on Ed Gein
Deranged is based on Ed Gein
Dahmer The Cannibal is based on Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer
Over Kill which was based on serial killer protestute but i cant remember her name.
From Hell was based on Jack the Ripper
Amityville Horror was based of a american hoax.

[StaggerLee]

Nightmare on Elm street is kinda based on a real event. well obviously there's no real Freddy Krueger ro anything like that, but Wes Craven got the original idea for the movie, partly anyway, from a real life story. apparently some boy had been suffering from awful nightmares and after a while he started saying that the dreams were not normal, that they felt too real. and of course everybody just told him to take it easy, that they're just nightmares. the boy was supposed to take same sleeping pills, but he didn't and as his parents later foud out, he had a coffee maker hidden in his room (like Nancy had in the first elm street). then one night the boys parents woke up because the boy was screaming in his sleep. they ran in to his room and found him dead. the doctors found no reason for his death, no heart failure, nothing. the boy had just died while havin' nightmares...

[XFeaRX]

Are you sure the exorcist was a true story? Most great horror movies are not real anyways. Some are just "inspired" by real events like Ed Gein was to TCM and Physco. But, I still think the best horror movies come from the imagination. Even though real events add to the horror factor because everything you see on screen really happened whether you can believe it or not.

[DEICIDE]

I think your a homo.

[XFeaRX]

I think you are a homo afraid to admit you are a homo so you call someone else a homo you homo!