With holloween fast approching, TV is flooded with horror flicks. I don't watch a whole lot of TV to begin with, but I sat down last night to watch one of my favorites....Amityvill. when it comes to horror flick I prefer the older one... Texas chainsaw massacar, Amityvill, the Excorsist. all the new stuff is too hokie for me.
Was curious to know what everyone elses favorit was......
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The House was great and I love the friday the 13th's and theres more .. will have to get back to you on them as cant think of name right now ...
now see....friday the 13th series, to me, sucked.....I prefer something with some sence of reality. truth is stranger then fiction, and in most cases more scary.
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Cinderella....
Why do I keep this cesspool alive?
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13 Ghosts
StrangeLand
JeepersCreepers
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EvilDead 1&2, Army of Darkness...
*there are just so many!!*
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I always loved Halloween (the first one).
Michael Myers is a bad dude.
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I thought the Blair Witch Project was pretty cool. I liked the way it was filmed and thought it was pretty effective.
When I was younger there was a movie called "Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things". I thought that was the scariest movie ever. I have never met too many other people that either saw it or remember it.
Excorcist was scarey at the time, but it was so overly hyped that I thought it wasn't as bad as I had prepared myself for.
I thought "The Birds" (Hitchcock) was pretty scarey when I was really young.
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Rob Zombie's "House of 1000 corpses" was the scariest, that or Dee Snider's "Stangeland" Don't get much more real than those.
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The only reason I kept watching th 1000 Corpses was to see if the bitches got nekkid. Lame.
Gore: Freddy 1st one.
Scary: The Exorcist
Suspense: Psycho
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Quote:Originally posted by Velvet@Oct 26 2004, 11:21 PM
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I saw that in my bed last night.
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I watched that alone in the dark and lets just say i screamed just a we bit :lol:
I love slasher flicks and just random gore so not alot impresses me but i saw a movie recently that gave me nightmares for the first time in a long time. the movie was called "Natural Born Killers". one reason was there was no justification what so ever for the murders... the flick just gave me the creeps. very good on the "disturb you deeply" scale.
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Quote:Originally posted by Suicide Jim@Oct 26 2004, 08:12 PM
I love slasher flicks and just random gore so not alot impresses me but i saw a movie recently that gave me nightmares for the first time in a long time. the movie was called "Natural Born Killers". one reason was there was no justification what so ever for the murders... the flick just gave me the creeps. very good on the "disturb you deeply" scale.
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you should rent some sam peckinpah movies
right up yer alley
just sayin'
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i'll look into that. the cml makes things easy.
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senseless violence that chills ya to the bone
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it gives me kind of a warm feeling inside.
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