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Favourite Horror movie/series?

I love horror movies...Whats your Fave? I just saw The Descent which is awesome...plus a lot of the older horror movies have lots of ass in it..or when you watch it with girl it usually leads to ass

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Originally posted by sufee_b I love horror movies...Whats your Fave? I just saw The Descent which is awesome...plus a lot of the older horror movies have lots of ass in it..or when you watch it with girl it usually leads to ass

I really liked the Descent too. I loved the 'Evil Dead' series which was more of a comedy/horror trilogy, apprently there is a new one in the pipeline without Bruce Campbell Imo he made it was it was.

I also liked a few of the Stephen King movies like IT. The Shining was great too.

I'm a real big 'horror' fan, but there's a lack of really good horrors nowadays.

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Originally posted by DJ_Eternal I really liked the Descent too. I loved the 'Evil Dead' series which was more of a comedy/horror trilogy, apprently there is a new one in the pipeline without Bruce Campbell Imo he made it was it was. I also liked a few of the Stephen King movies like IT. The Shining was great too. I'm a real big 'horror' fan, but there's a lack of really good horrors nowadays.

All you said is true..hard to find a good horror flick, which is why I was surprised by Descent. Also, Jim Carrey is such a ripoff of Bruce Campbell...I thought the original Texas Chainsaw was good although the remake with Jessica Biel was just hot shit, not a good movie though..and the original Halloween.

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Originally posted by sufee_b All you said is true..hard to find a good horror flick, which is why I was surprised by Descent. Also, Jim Carrey is such a ripoff of Bruce Campbell...I thought the original Texas Chainsaw was good although the remake with Jessica Biel was just hot shit, not a good movie though..and the original Halloween.

Now that you mention it, yes Carrey does remind me a bit of Bruce Campbell in his hay-day, with a smaller head.

1. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre [1974]
2. The Shining [1980]
3. Halloween [1978]
4. Psycho [1960]
5. Rosemary's Baby [1968]

the shower scene in Psycho will always be the best for creating tension without the gore....honourable mention to the twins in the Shining.

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak the shower scene in Psycho will always be the best for creating tension without the gore....honourable mention to the twins in the Shining.

true..thers a couple hitchcock movies I would put on the list

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak the shower scene in Psycho will always be the best for creating tension without the gore....honourable mention to the twins in the Shining.

can't remember where I saw it, but there was some study done to figure out what the "scariest" movie in history was, by measuring changes in pulse, perspiration, & a couple other things, iirc, and The Shining came out ahead of everything else.

I really love Zombie movies and anything George A Romero (The Crazies was good too)....to me gore is fun, but if you can scare without it you are a master. Italian horror is good too.

i forget the name...The Grave Keeper...something like that...so good.

also the score plays a huge role..(exorcist,halloween,)

Exorcist 1 and The Beginning

Night of the Living Dead 2

fuck so many...where do i start

the goriest of them all is cannibal holocaust...its also what blair with and all those handi cam movies are based on

the goriest of them all is cannibal holocaust...its also what blair witch and all those handi cam movies are based on

Hellraiser

i bit of a tangent from horror but army of darkness, house, and shaun of the dead.

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Originally posted by washout i bit of a tangent from horror but army of darkness, house, and shaun of the dead.

bruce cambell=funny ******

IT

the book was better but awesome mini series...as was The Stand

Glitter

Horror movies

I seriously can't remember the last time I was actually scared and or jumped while watching one. SK movie always make me jitter a bit and keep me interested as if I was the one in the movie. The problem with most "horror" movies that come out now and recently the past 10 years or so are too predictable. The music, the cheese, the acting.. just too predictable to be kept thinking and on the edge of your seat for the next attack or scream.

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Originally posted by Frenchie Horror movies I seriously can't remember the last time I was actually scared and or jumped while watching one. SK movie always make me jitter a bit and keep me interested as if I was the one in the movie. The problem with most "horror" movies that come out now and recently the past 10 years or so are too predictable. The music, the cheese, the acting.. just too predictable to be kept thinking and on the edge of your seat for the next attack or scream.

That's true,

A lot of horror nowadays has become far too cliched. You pretty much know when to expect a supposedly scary moment because the techniques used have all been done before.

I honestly haven't seen a good horror in ages. I love the genre as well.

Edit: I watched a movie called 'Feast' last night. Biggest pile of shite. Do not recommend.

The horriest goriest of them all is Cannibal Holocaust..a controversial classic.

No one here liked any Friday 13th? Cheesy but entertaining.

Love this genre to death (no pun intended)

Some on the borderline of horror:

Audition
Irreversible
Reincarnation
Imprint

Geninue horror:

The Dead series
Return of the Living Dead
Braindead
Halloween 1 & 2
Zombie
Texas Chainsaw Massacre

IT

Critters series ftw

Exorcist

i like from the ring where the girl came out from inside the tv.
badass shit.

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