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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 7:26:24 PM   
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Status: offline 		favorite horror movie? don't really have one - too many in my DVD collection to pick just one favorite however as long the movie gory and bloody - nothing hasn't scared me yet.

enjoyed the Saw movies very much (Saw 3 is coming out soon to DVD) but there's a Saw 4 coming


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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 7:26:28 PM   
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Oooh! I have two more to add. The Lost Boys and Thirteen Ghosts. I just looked at my dvds I have near my computer and saw them, completely forgot about them! Heheh.


Ohhhh..... I forgot about the new version of "Thirteen Ghosts", yeahhhh, that was good.
Also there's a movie about mutated cockroaches, "Mimic", omg!!!!!!!!!!!!  

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 7:28:34 PM   
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A sub with a sadistic streak, eh? 



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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 8:35:03 PM   
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Status: offline 		I also like the old, old version of Texas Chainsaw Massacare. I don't remember what year but it was the oooooold one. Also, House of Wax was good ONLY because Paris died in it. :D

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 9:37:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		I love asian extreme horror and have been collecting these movies for many years.  Some of my favorites are as follows:
 
A Tale of Two Sisters - (korean) ghost story with a great psychological twist
Ringu Series of 5 movies - ringu, rasen,  ring virus, ringu 2 and ringu 0 (birthday) - (japanese) horror
Ju-On Series of 4 movies - ju-on, ju-on2, ju-on the grudge, ju-on the grudge2 (japanese not the american versions)
Tomie Series of 5 movies - tomie, tomie another face, tomie replay, tomie rebirth, tomie forbidden fruit (japanese) horror
The Eye and The Eye 2 - (Hong Kong) great series by the Pang brothers. ghost story/horror
The Face - (korean) ghost story
Audition - (japanese) psychological horror by the great Takashi Miike
Battle Royale 1 & 2 - (japanese) action/slasher/horror
Evil Dead Trap 1 & 2 - (japanese) brutal gore/horror
Suicide Club - (japanese) horror
The Locker 1 & 2 (japanese) horror/ghost story
Whispering Corridors - (korean) horror/ghost story
Cello - ( korean) horror/ghost story
Memento Mori - (korean) horror/ghost story
Wishing Stairs - (korean) horror/ghost story
 
This list of movies are more action/gore:
 
Versus - (japanese) samuri/gore/zombies
Ichi The Killer - (japanese) gore/slasher by Takashi Miike
Oldboy - (korean) action/slasher
Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance -  (korean) action/slasher
Sympathy for Lady Vengeance - (korean) action/slasher
Cure - (japanese) psychological thriller
 
other foreign films of horror:
 
Cube Series - cube, cube 2 hypercube & cube zero - (canadian) scifi/horror/gore
Susperia - (italian) occult horror by the famed Dario Argento
The Bird with the Crystal Plummage - (italian) horror, another Argento film
Killing Words - (argentina) psychological thiller/sadism
 
These are some great movies to start off in for foreign film and you may just like them. I got my owner into watching these and now he enjoys them with me.

 

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 9:45:29 PM   
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I also like the old, old version of Texas Chainsaw Massacare.


I saw one back in the seventies (the original, I think), omg, scared the beejeebies outta me I tell ya PLUS I was living in TX at the time too!

I also liked the original "Night Of The Living Dead" & "Dawn Of The Dead" too.

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 9:46:41 PM   
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Status: offline 		Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre has some interesting performances from Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey before they became famous - McConaughey in particular brings a convincing Texas shitkicker attitude to the Vilmer role that borders on riveting at times.

Otherwise, it's about one the stupidest movies ever made, pure shlock.



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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 10:03:02 PM   
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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 10:06:43 PM   
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Status: offline 		Stuff that I've found very good of late:

Night Watch (get the dubbed version so you don't have to watch the subtitles, you'll hardly notice the dubbing).  I'm waiting for it's sequel, Day Watch, with baited breath.  I believe it's a Russian film.  It's very good.

I recently saw the director's cut of The Devil's Rejects and I must say that I've now seen more of Captain Spaulding than anyone could ever want to see.  I honestly believe I've been mildly traumatized.  Good work Rob Zombie!

Not really a horror movie but very visually surreal is a movie called Mirror Mask.  The story is a bit slow and the content is pretty dark but it's a visually stunning piece.  It's the kind of thing you might have playing without the sound on while listening to some "music to trip by."

High Tension is a pretty good slasher flick with an outstanding mindfuck buried somewhere inside.  I can't say where or what or it'll spoil it.

I recently saw Final Destination 3 and was pleased with the surprises and squick factor.  I was expecting a tired-ass #3, but found it engaging and I actually turned my head away a time or two.

There's the old standards:  Hellraiser (although I must be honest - I didn't like #2); Nightmare; Alien; The Ring (I didn't like #2); Saw; Hostel; Dawn of the Dead (I like the new one); Sean of the Dead (hey, it's got zombies - even if it's funny as hell it's still a horror flick, right?); Exorcist; Carrie; the original Omen.  I'm sure there's more I'm forgetting.

As for older movies the one that comes to my mind most is an old Robert Mitchum flick called The Night of the Hunter.  That movie scared me as a kid and I still find it a tension filled, menacing movie.  It's in black and white.  I believe it was filmed in 1955.






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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 10:21:38 PM   
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Status: offline 		My pet posted her favorites. Now here are a few of mine:

Severed - Outdoor zombie gnawfest.

Alien - Face huggers, snapping jaws, and a sweaty Sigourney Weaver.

Jeepers Creepers - The damn thing won't die!

Silence of the Lambs - It puts the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again.

The Relic- Fun and mayhem in a museum.

The Thing (1982 version) - Alien parasite on ice. Incredible dog blossom scene.

Wrong Turn - Like a redneck family reunion.

Re-Animator - One scene brings a whole new meaning to the term " giving head ".

Gingersnaps - Goth chicks gone wild.

Phantasm - Creepy long fingers, creepy tall guy, creepy short guys, and a variation of dodgeball.

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/14/2007 10:23:00 PM   
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Status: offline 		The original House of Wax was much better IMO
Anything with Vincent Price really

It by Stephen King has a creepy fucking clown and giant spiders ugh

Audition was awesome. The sick little smile on her face is just chilling. *shudders*


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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:11:06 AM   
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Status: offline 		I'll mention House on Haunted Hill (remake) since noone else has.  Mostly for that one scene with the woman walking around with the camera.

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:37:40 AM   
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Status: offline 		I just watched The Decent also.  I jumped a couple of times. Not scarey scarey but I thought it was a Good movie

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:41:34 AM   
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The Thing (1982 version) - Alien parasite on ice. Incredible dog blossom scene.
  One of my all time favorites- Made by John Carpenter- starirng
Kurt Russsel

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Alien - Face huggers, snapping jaws, and a sweaty Sigourney Weaver. 
again all time favorites 1-2 3    the 4th with winonna ryder -thumbs down

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:44:08 AM   
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Status: offline 		FR-  The Hitcher- this is the old one with  C. Thomas Howell- awesome
see it before the Newest one just comeing out - its a remake

I am a horror movie freak I just love them.  Back when Jaws came out that scared me

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:53:12 AM   
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FR-  The Hitcher- this is the old one with Thomas J Howell- awesome
see it before the Newest one just comeing out - its a remake


That was Rutger Hauer at his best, IMO. I'm not even sure I want to bother watching the remake.

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:54:59 AM   
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That was Rutger Hauer at his best, IMO.

IMO also completley agree

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 2:59:32 AM   
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That was Rutger Hauer at his best, IMO.

IMO also completley agree


He was pretty good in Flesh and Bone too, but that is really getting away from the horror genre.

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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 9:48:36 AM   
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Status: offline 		Would that be Flesh and Blood? The one where he plays a medieval Mercenary? That is a pretty good movie, the horror of medieval reality.

Nobody mentioned The Shining - heeereee's Johnny! I'd love to see that re-released in I-Max, the opening shot is awsome, that's one movie that should be seen in a theatre.

The location for that one is not too far from where I live.


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RE: favorite horror movie - 1/15/2007 9:58:14 AM   
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Would that be Flesh and Blood? The one where he plays a medieval Mercenary? That is a pretty good movie, the horror of medieval reality.

Nobody mentioned The Shining - heeereee's Johnny! I'd love to see that re-released in I-Max, the opening shot is awsome, that's one movie that should be seen in a theatre.



May well have been Flesh and Blood. T'was a loooooong time ago that I saw it.

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