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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]

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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

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

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

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