I see a lot of movies posted that are favorites for you all and majority of them are from the 90s on back. Really shows how back then how great horror movies were.
it's also sad that we're in the month of October and I rarely have seen horror movies on TV. I'm sure it'll get ramped up towards the end but still.
it's also sad that we're in the month of October and I rarely have seen horror movies on TV. I'm sure it'll get ramped up towards the end but still.
A.J. Trillzynski
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some solid fuckin lists in here.. tons of good drops; props all around. Not gonna repeat anything I'm a huge horror hound myself so I'm on all that shit..
but you know what's a really fuckin good horror movie that I'm amazed is still constantly overlooked?
George A. Romero's The Dark Half based on the Stephen King novel.
check it out if you haven't seen it.
but you know what's a really fuckin good horror movie that I'm amazed is still constantly overlooked?
George A. Romero's The Dark Half based on the Stephen King novel.
check it out if you haven't seen it.
A.J. Trillzynski
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also don't think I saw these classics listed yet:
Suspiria
Tenebre
Demons/Demons 2
Cemetary Man
Night Breed
Rosemary's Baby
The Brood
Lifeforce
The Fog
Dead and Buried
Maniac
The Prowler
and of course I still watch the Universal Classics every Halloween: Dracula, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolfman, The Mummy... ect ect..
Suspiria
Tenebre
Demons/Demons 2
Cemetary Man
Night Breed
Rosemary's Baby
The Brood
Lifeforce
The Fog
Dead and Buried
Maniac
The Prowler
and of course I still watch the Universal Classics every Halloween: Dracula, Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolfman, The Mummy... ect ect..
nawledge_god
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The Devils Backbone
Rosemary's Baby
REC
The Blair Witch Project
Zombi
Night Of Living Dead (Remake Was Decent Also)
Ju-On (Alot Of J-Horror From The Early 2000's Was On Point)
Eraserhead (More Surreal Than Horror But Still Bizarre As Fuck)
Cannibal Holocaust (More Disturbing Than Scary But Still)
Friday The 13th 2
70's Had Some ILL Joints
Dont Look Now
When A Stranger Calls (1979)....The First 10 Or So Minutes Is Some Of The Most Suspenful Shit Ive Ever Seen
Dont Look In The Basement
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Lets Scare Jessica To Death
The Sentinel
Rosemary's Baby
REC
The Blair Witch Project
Zombi
Night Of Living Dead (Remake Was Decent Also)
Ju-On (Alot Of J-Horror From The Early 2000's Was On Point)
Eraserhead (More Surreal Than Horror But Still Bizarre As Fuck)
Cannibal Holocaust (More Disturbing Than Scary But Still)
Friday The 13th 2
70's Had Some ILL Joints
Dont Look Now
When A Stranger Calls (1979)....The First 10 Or So Minutes Is Some Of The Most Suspenful Shit Ive Ever Seen
Dont Look In The Basement
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Lets Scare Jessica To Death
The Sentinel
A.J. Trillzynski
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Eraserhead is so fuckin good. I love that movie because there is nothing like it ever made.
nawledge_god
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Sion;8443154 said:
No Doubt Pleighboi...I See You On That What You What Have Seen Recently Thread Dropping Knowledge Too...I Wanted To Post A Variety of Scary Flicks And Not Same 10 Slasher Movies From The 80's That Everybody Else Has Been Posting...
Eraserhead Is ILL But You Gotta Watch With An Open MInd...Shit Doesn't Have Straight Laced Narrative...David Lynch The Director Uses Alot Of Dream/Nightmare Logic In His Films..Shit Is Mad Unsettling And Quite Startling At Some Points...Its Not For Everybody...
nawledge_god
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AK.aPHillYisILL;8432984 said:The original Dawn of the Dead
Ken Foree a G!
And Fly boy is well just fly boy
Ken Foree Shouldve Been Bigger Than He Was NH ...Flyboy Had The ILLEST Zombie Walk I've Ever Seen B.....This Shit Right Here Is The Movie We Watched The Most At Our Crib At Least A Dozen Times A Year...Funny Thing Is The Mall From OG Blues Brothers Movie Was A Few Blocks From Our Crib....We Used Trepass That Joint During The Winter In The Middle Of The Night Drunk As Fuck Off Jack Daniels...Walking Around That Shit Just A Flashlight Thinking We Were Gonna Run Into Some Of Romeros Undead...All We Heard Was Random Shuffling Of Feet An Occasional Barking Stray Dog...Stupid Ass Kids
lord nemesis
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The Burning
Madman
Two 80s gems
Madman
Two 80s gems
Sion;8446660 said:jee504;8446644 said:
Saw that joint in 92 can never forget it cuz I had just gotten Legend of Zelda 2 and Topgun for NES. I watched it and was shook LOLOLOLOL, that same night I also got to level 2 in topgun and broke my joystick. Link was hard AF but it was a good ass day. That movie always remind me of that day.
Them NES games were hard as hell as kids. Lol.
Lou Cypher
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Dont think i saw it mentioned, but i loved this flick. its a more recent movie too. Cant wait for part 2.
I swear they just read my mind. A bunch of these I want to check out.
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We comb through the annals of horror anthology classics while carefully putting together a list of the best of the best!
The public’s fascination with anthologies has become as rabid as a horde of zombies fighting over fresh flesh with a pack of starving vampires. This embrace has hit a fever pitch in both television and film worlds. And every time you turn around, it feels like there’s a new franchise adding to this increasingly ubiquitous sub-subgenre.
With successful series like V/H/S and The ABCs of Death putting out a new entry nearly every year, and fresh contenders like Tales of Halloween and Holidays jumping into the fray, it can become easy to get overwhelmed and drown in all of the horror anthology goodness. Thankfully, we’ve put together a life preserver (a 31-chambered one) to keep you afloat and direct you to the very best bite-sized doses of horror that film has to offer, from worst to best!
http://www.denofgeek.us/movies/horr...31-best-segments-from-horror-anthology-movies
The 31 Best Segments From Horror Anthology Movies
We comb through the annals of horror anthology classics while carefully putting together a list of the best of the best!
The public’s fascination with anthologies has become as rabid as a horde of zombies fighting over fresh flesh with a pack of starving vampires. This embrace has hit a fever pitch in both television and film worlds. And every time you turn around, it feels like there’s a new franchise adding to this increasingly ubiquitous sub-subgenre.
With successful series like V/H/S and The ABCs of Death putting out a new entry nearly every year, and fresh contenders like Tales of Halloween and Holidays jumping into the fray, it can become easy to get overwhelmed and drown in all of the horror anthology goodness. Thankfully, we’ve put together a life preserver (a 31-chambered one) to keep you afloat and direct you to the very best bite-sized doses of horror that film has to offer, from worst to best!
http://www.denofgeek.us/movies/horr...31-best-segments-from-horror-anthology-movies
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