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11-28-2003, 05:55 AM
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This is almost sad. No one has mentioned any of the original stuff like Legosi's Dracula or any of the silent films like Nosferatu or Caligari. No one has mentioned the goldmine of cheesy 50's - 60's giant monster movies. No one's mention almost anything foreign. The Italians are some of the best horror (or at least gorey) film makers ever and have inspired most of those hollywood directors. The Japanese? Come' on! Some of the creepiest movies ever come from Japan. Theres more than Ringu. (Well for one there's a sequal and a prequil. I've never seen either). Check out Audition, or Evil Dead Trap, or the Black House, or Pulse. Sure almost everything mentioned before my post was good, but ya'll only have the tip of the iceburg there.
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FUCK i say again FUCK THAT MOVIE. did you even look at the werewolves? seriously being an werewolf purist, and having seen what rick baker did in London, i was HIGHLY appauled by that fruity ass cg muppet looking shit they pulled. They stuck out of the background like Michael jackson at a daycare center. I know ravers scarier than that shit. Also they broke all the rules. "eat a the werewolfs heart who turned you and reverse the process.." WTF was that? Thats the thing that made London so dope. There was no happy ending. Not only does he not get the girl but he fucking dies. A cult of french werewolves? Ohhhhhhhhhh ze Fransh werewulves ahre comeeing, run fer youhr livze! gag gay gay. But i can agree with you when you say that without the cheesy plot, bad acting, terrible humor, terrible FX, terrible dialog, predictable/ pg13 ending, zero character development, and the utter bastardizment of the first film, then yes you have a great werewolf film.
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12-03-2003, 01:20 PM
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Sorry you were disappointed with the movie. I still enjoyed it and nothing will change that.
Oh, for future references, I HAVEN'T SEEN LONDON!!! Thanks for the spoiler warning!!!!
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12-03-2003, 03:23 PM
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12-23-2003, 07:37 PM
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Poltergeist (excluding the sequels)
Carrie and (have any of you seen this?) Carrie 2 (not the remake of the original, but the sequel) Most of the Hellraisers The Ring and Ringu 28 Days Later House of 1000 Corpses Jeepers Creepers Final Destination 1 & 2 Can't think of anymore right now...
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12-24-2003, 10:45 AM
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The Omen Trilogy
Evil Dead Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn Army of Darkness Halloween Halloween 2 Night of the Living Dead Dawn of the Dead Day of the Dead 28 Days Later (i know i'm going to get shit for this) Jacob's Ladder The Exorcist The Lost Boys Vampire Hunters Dog Soldiers Dead Alive Bad Taste Near Dark i know there's more, I just can't think of them right now
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12-24-2003, 10:47 AM
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oh and 'Manhunter' it's way creepier than 'Silence of the Lambs'
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12-27-2003, 08:32 PM
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must sees for me....
the hitcher, wrong turn, the blob (1987), identity, willard, night of the creeps, night of the demons, trick or treat, ANOES 1&3, the ugly, bruiser, valentine, fright night, sleep away camp trilogy, friday prt4, hellraiser 3, prom night, maximum overdrive, the shining, demon knight, and most anything made by john carpenter.... of course the one the only the immortal classic HALLOWEEN1&2 :D :D :D :D :D now, i know i can like some cheesy stuff so feel free to make fun....as for wolf movies i've always liked silver bullet.....a movie that just stunk IMO having to do w/ werewolves....that one with jack nicholson and michelle however you spell her last name*gag* hated it! never knew there was a sequel to carrie unless you're talking about carrie2: the rage or as i've re-named it carrie2: A LOVE STORY (it soooo sucked hairy sweaty donkey ass compared to the original!)
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12-28-2003, 04:48 AM
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ello :D first post, just had to add my list.
Cannibal Holocaust Uncut Evil Dead 1+2 Ringu The Shining Junk Night/Dawn/Day Of The Living Dead City Of The Living Dead Return of the Living Dead 1+3 Cabin Fever Halloween 1+2 Dead Alive From Beyond Eraserhead Re-Animator Bad Taste (though you will feel mentaly abused afterwards) Brain Damage The Thing Repulsion Zombie Flesh Eaters 28 Days Later Body Melt Audition The Hills Have Eyes I love all these movies, probably more than I should and still be allowed out on my own. Great board btw
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ay ay ay...so much reading, stop me if this has been said before but how about the thing? blair witch project? nosferatu and house on haunted hill, jeepers creepers even...
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