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Agreed. I was forced to watch it in its entirety thanks to my brother. He also subjected me to "Blood Freak", which should put everyone in a good Thanksgiving holiday mood. It is supposed to be scary I think. Just tell me someone has seen this movie.
Dude, I thought I was the only one! One of my all-time favorites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr-K
Anyways, I see most of the bases are covered except for stuff from before the late '70s, which is horrors finest hour imo. So I won't list dupes, but here are some of my picks:
The Last Man On Earth: starring Vincent Price and based on Richard Matheson's classic I Am Legend, awesome film.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die: Highly entertaining and really pushes the gore envelope for its time. Also, two strippers get into a fight and you hear a "meow" sound effect.
The Call of Cthulhu: I doubt you'll find this anywhere but the interweb. Only a few years old, but a silent film, absolutely excellent in every way. I can't recommend this enough.
Horror Hospital: possibly the funniest (unintentionally) movie I've ever seen.
Rawhead Rex: Terrible film based on the Clive Barker story of the same name. Has a golden shower.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: this old silent film starring John Barrymore is awesome.
this movie is still sitting in my "to watch" pile. i only get to the part where the girl falls trough the skylight everytime before the colors make me want to stab out my eyes.Quote:
Originally Posted by g0zen
Yeah the colors in that movie are really rich. I like it.
Alot of his movies are very rich visually, almost to the point where its overwhelming.
I watched the original Friday 13th and Children of the Corn this week.
suspiria's one of the best horror movies i've seen. argento is a master of suspense.
some of my other favs:
- the thing
- the ring
- the grudge
- high tension
- silent hill
- saw
- hostel
- dawn of the dead (2004)
- land of the dead
texas chainsaw massacre is a classic. i just watched the remake (thank god for cheap horror movies in october! woohoo!!) and it didn't suck.
also, i recently watched the masters of horror episode "imprint" (directed by takashi miike), and that was good. if you like "ichi the killer" or "audition," you'll enjoy "imprint." it's really brutal, and it's rather complex with the way it twists fantasy and reality.
I'm about to watch Nosferatu and eat pizza. It will be a good day.
I've said this countless times before but homosexuals LOVE Dario Argento (possibly even more than they love cock).
One recent movie to check out would be the film Rest Stop. I've been a bit disappointed with a lot of the modern horror films just because they lack that gritty minimalistic edge of the classic horror films. The movie Rest Stop is good at capturing that dark and gritty tone though with a psychopathic killer to boot.
hell yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Revoltor
i actually noticed this movie in best buy yesterday and was wondering if it was any good, 'cause it looked cool. i just wish it was cheaper than $20 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Smmn