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1. Horror Movies | 10/14/2006 8:47am
Your opinion on the greatest horror movies of all time. In my books, the following...
The Exorcist
Anything Hitchcock (Psycho in particular)
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen (original, not the stupid remake)
The Saw Trilogy (even though the third one's not out yet, it's still sadisticly brilliant)
Amityville Horror (again, original)
Anything where Bela Lugosi is a vampire
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2. Horror Movies | 10/14/2006 3:23pm
i thibnk the jason movie are the best.mkearney_913 wrote: Your opinion on the greatest horror movies of all time. In my books, the following...
The Exorcist
Anything Hitchcock (Psycho in particular)
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen (original, not the stupid remake)
The Saw Trilogy (even though the third one's not out yet, it's still sadisticly brilliant)
Amityville Horror (again, original)
Anything where Bela Lugosi is a vampire
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3. Horror Movies | 10/15/2006 9:11pm
mkearney_913 wrote: Your opinion on the greatest horror movies of all time. In my books, the following...
The Exorcist
Anything Hitchcock (Psycho in particular)
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen (original, not the stupid remake)
The Saw Trilogy (even though the third one's not out yet, it's still sadisticly brilliant)
Amityville Horror (again, original)
Anything where Bela Lugosi is a vampire
The Fly
I thought the first Saw movie was brilliantly written and pretty damn scary; sadly the second one disappointed me a lot. It wasn't bad I guess, but no nearly as good as the first IMO.
Amityville Horror, Rosemary's Baby, etc, those classics are always some of the best horror movies, and Hitchcock was definitely a thriller genious. I'll try to add some of my favourites into the mix:
-The Evil Dead I and II (lower budgit cult-classics, but quite frighteningly done)
-The original Night of the Living Dead (although I don't mind the 80's remake)
-Pet Semetary I
-It
I kinda enjoy the Friday the 13th series, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween as well, though not for technical or writing reasons.
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4. Horror Movies | 10/18/2006 6:14pm
ZeeDeevel wrote: mkearney_913 wrote: Your opinion on the greatest horror movies of all time. In my books, the following...
The Exorcist
Anything Hitchcock (Psycho in particular)
Rosemary's Baby
The Omen (original, not the stupid remake)
The Saw Trilogy (even though the third one's not out yet, it's still sadisticly brilliant)
Amityville Horror (again, original)
Anything where Bela Lugosi is a vampire
The Fly
I thought the first Saw movie was brilliantly written and pretty damn scary; sadly the second one disappointed me a lot. It wasn't bad I guess, but no nearly as good as the first IMO.
Amityville Horror, Rosemary's Baby, etc, those classics are always some of the best horror movies, and Hitchcock was definitely a thriller genious. I'll try to add some of my favourites into the mix:
-The Evil Dead I and II (lower budgit cult-classics, but quite frighteningly done)
-The original Night of the Living Dead (although I don't mind the 80's remake)
-Pet Semetary I
-It
I kinda enjoy the Friday the 13th series, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween as well, though not for technical or writing reasons.
-ZeeDeevel
Ya, I loved the Evil Dead movies and Army of Darkness. Just one-liner after one-liner. And ya, the classic slasher flicks had their flare, but I don't enjoy them as much anymore.You must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
5. Horror Movies | 10/18/2006 10:43pm
If you count Scream as a horror film, then that. So bloody funny.. Final Destinations are pretty good, if you're not looking for plot.
There's also this one zombie movie I saw that was pretty good; it was deemed so violent it was banned everywhere until a few years ago, when they were allowed to sell it. I don't know the name, but I think they were on a tropical island, underground. The humans were on the same team, but were playing Army vs Scientist. Oh, and they taught one zombie how to shoot a gun, and he turned into a morale Frankenstein's monster. This movie good too.
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6. Horror Movies | 11/05/2006 2:26pm
Halloween 1&2
Nightmare on Elm Street (all of them)
Psycho
Saw
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7. Horror Movies | 11/05/2007 1:15am
And never watch them just to save some money.
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8. Horror Movies | 12/02/2007 9:16pm
Schramm
The Shinning
Dawn and Night of the living dead KiroshiyaYou must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
9. Horror Movies | 12/05/2007 9:35pm
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10. Horror Movies | 06/30/2008 2:54am
i think the greatest horror movies have to be: nightmare on elm street, exorcism of emily rose, the exorcist, the shining, room 1408... and thats all i can think of atm. But i think Saw 2+3 were a big disapointment.
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12. Horror Movies | 07/14/2008 10:42am
Some favourites:
- Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! ('78 )
- Black Christmas ('74)
- The Car ('77)
- Duel ('71)
- Friday the 13th ('80)
- The Invisible Man ('33)
- It's Alive ('74)
- Jaws ('75)
- Phantom of the Paradise ('74)
- Psycho ('60)
- The Thing with Two Heads ('72)
- Tremors ('90)You must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
13. Horror Movies | 07/19/2008 8:38am
well horror movies are always good to watch. Infact most of grownup watching horror films.You must be registered and logged in to post a message.
