The Best Horror Movies Of All Time
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Posted by Herzebeth, 30.06.2007 - 03:25
My top 5 goes more o less like this:
#5: Cabin Fever (I just can't get enough of watching stupid kids spreading a flesh eating disease, yeah it's way in the line of Evil Dead but it's just too cool and the girls have great boobs)
#4: Day Of The Dead (Romero's third installment in his trilogy, a great piece actually, the last scene is just sickening)
#3: Dawn Of The Dead (Damn it...it's just...amazing)
#2: Dead Alive: (Peter Jackson did this? god damn it he was a gory motherfucker...the goriest film I've ever seen)
#1: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (The master of Slasher films)
There are other good films I love, some of them are still on my "to buy list" and on my "please stop renting them or you'll end up begging for money in the streeths"
-Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer (Damn, this is chilling)
-Suspiria (Masterpiece)
-The Night Of The Living Dead
-Evil Dead
-Curtains
some others...which ones are your favorites
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| Necrogeddon Born Too Late Posts: 730  |
HAH I just watched Evil Dead it made me LOL. Twas really funny, the effects were so primiative, but it was enjoyable none the less
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| Nathan Lurker Posts: 355 |
Watch the seconde part : Evil dead Dead by dawn. It's funnier, more black humor, more twisted. The whole serie is awesome. Sam raimi is planning a '' Remake'' or a 4th instalment in the serie but up to now nothing's been confirmed.
---- I came up from below when the she-wolf howled and the night gave birth to her only child !Black Thunder! I never knew no mercy I never knew no shame I am hell in the storm clouds, the devil calls my name !Black Thunder!
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993  |
Here's my top five: 1 - Halloween (1978) 2 - Dawn of the Dead (1978) 3 - Psycho (1960) 4 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 5 - Planet Terror
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| Dane Train Beers & Kilts Elite Posts: 8902  |
Written by Nathan Lurker on 02.07.2009 at 00:35 I heard it was a fourth installment.
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| Hamird Lieutenant Posts: 2564  |
Written by Haddonfield on 07.07.2009 at 19:14 O yes, A Nightmare on Elm Street is great.. Freddy Krueger is one of my favorite I still believe that The Ring and The Grudge are the best horror movies.. By best I mean which really made me scared.. Hollywood version of both are good but Japanese versions are insane..
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| Ernis 狼獾 Posts: 6807  |
Silent Hill anyone? Altho I'd say that the film is, in fact, not that spooky....the games are a lot more.....but this is a film thread so...
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
Written by Ernis on 09.07.2009 at 23:11 I really enjoyed Silent Hill the artistic effects are really good and there's a Johnny Cash song in it which is always good. If you are looking for a creepy film, try Dead End, recent but goes back to the origins of horror cinema where shock dominated over gore.
---- "Seasons don't fear the reaper. Nor do the wind, the sun and the rain (we can be like they are)."
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| chrisjoel Posts: 20  |
Halloween-original Opera- by Dario Argento The Amityville Horror (2005) Lost Highway The Mask of Satan 1960 Mario Bava ..creepy shit from back in the DAY.......
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| gwarscumdog Posts: 43  |
Friday the 13th Part 3 (First movie he shows up in a hockey mask) Evil Dead (Ash Rules) Terror at London Bridge (great Jack the Ripper movie and my favorite serial killer) Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon (great show of a movie to become a next classic) Hatchet (I LOVE GORE)
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| Ernis 狼獾 Posts: 6807 |
Written by Haddonfield on 10.07.2009 at 01:16 You mean Dead End with Ray Wise....the mystical road-comedy with the twist in the end....I loved that film, especially for the dialogue....but there was neither excessive shock nor gore there.....
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
Written by Ernis on 10.07.2009 at 18:55 Yes that one, by shock I mean in the creepy oppresive atmosphere created throughout the film, it's the old way of doing horror movies and to me the best way.
---- "Seasons don't fear the reaper. Nor do the wind, the sun and the rain (we can be like they are)."
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
Written by Guest on 07.08.2009 at 16:39 Just thought I'd be a pain here. Do you mean the original Hong Kong version of the Eye? On a more serious note, that's a pretty good choice of movies, the Evil Dead series is very well made. entertaining and fun. Slither is just crazy mixing various kinds of horror genres into one and the above mentionned The Eye is a very creepy and well worked film. As for saw, I loved the first one, enjoyed the second, was dissappointed with the third and haven't seen the others.
---- "Seasons don't fear the reaper. Nor do the wind, the sun and the rain (we can be like they are)."
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It probably was the Hong Kong version And thanks for the compliment, have you posted your favorite horror movies yet? I would love to see which ones are your favorites.
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
Written by Guest on 09.08.2009 at 15:15 I have already posted my favorites so here they are just for you again: Here's my top five: 1 - Halloween (1978) 2 - Dawn of the Dead (1978) 3 - Psycho (1960) 4 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 5 - Planet Terror I'll recommand a film for you, if you haven't seen I think you will enjoy it as it is a horror/comedy with zombies and is really gore: Dead and Breakfast, probably the only film to include country singing zombies and a zombie line dance. It's a pretty cool film, which I really enjoyed and the recently deceased David Carradine makes an appearance in it. Hope you manage to find if you haven't already seen it. 
---- "Seasons don't fear the reaper. Nor do the wind, the sun and the rain (we can be like they are)."
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Ah cool, I love zombies and I love David Carradine, it should be a great combination Thanks a lot!
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
No problem, let me know what you make of it if you do watch it.
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| Ernis 狼獾 Posts: 6807 |
Dorothy Mills....I'm glad I saw this Irish/French film...I thought of it as a predictable demonic possession/exorcism horror flick before seeing it but when I saw it, it was fascinating through the whole course....there weren't actual gory moments in it but it was very intense and even that there were lots of hints from the beginning of the story there is still no way you're going to guess the final solution in the end....the ending was unpredictable and pleasant....quite a disturbing film in its essence but very well done....
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| AnGina-- Dark Phoenix Posts: 3555  |
This thread needs to get alive again.... So, basically, I have a question for all you horror pals to help me out a bit... I'm looking for some horrors that feature demons or witches or any other creppy supernatural stuff.... Considering the fact Hellraiser is my #1 horror, you probably get the picture what I want: some creepy ass demons, some blood & gore, going splatterpunk all the way! Or any other supernatural/paranormal themed horror, similar to The Omen, The Exorcist, Prince of Darkness, Exorcism of Emily Rose. Juts don't say any od the Barker's stuff, or Argento, seen them all 
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 61012  |
Written by AnGina-- on 01.11.2009 at 12:12 Classics Have you seen Exorcist II and Omen III The Fibal Comflict, I saw Omen and omen II last night but cant ate till Omen III , so I dodnt saw it, mybe if you have seen can you tell me what was there and how Damian was killed? Omen IV 90's movie is it good  Witches n Demons there so fiew good films about it specely about ghostsv n haunted houses, but there one film what I wanna see, dunno name but its about house near see where devil are possessed one lamp in house and many activities hepen there , dunno name but its oold
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| Angelic Storm Melodious Posts: 6675  |
1. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original) 2. Psycho 3. A Nightmare On Elm Street 4. Halloween 5. Dawn Of The Dead
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| AnGina-- Dark Phoenix Posts: 3555 |
@Bad English: yea, I saw Exorcist II as well as all the Omens. Basically, I've seen all the sequels of movies I liked (even though sequels are usually lame, I hate The Exorcist II for example, icky).
---- You think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it. Molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was a man. But it was nothing to me but blinding.
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 61012 |
Written by AnGina-- on 01.11.2009 at 21:29 I wanna see thsoe to, but cant see sinec TV dont show it, why you hate Exorcist II was it so bad?
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| AnGina-- Dark Phoenix Posts: 3555 |
Yea, I totally loved the 1st one, it's one of my fave films of all time, but the second is just so bare and .... colorless. The story is about Reagan again, this time being possesed by an african demon named Bazuzu and no matter what, african evil spirits just can't measure up the mindf*ck Satan did when he possesed her.
---- You think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it. Molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was a man. But it was nothing to me but blinding.
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 61012 |
Written by AnGina-- on 02.11.2009 at 00:05 Hmm its true even demons n spirits is connected same come from same place, and exorcist shood deal whit all who's possessed people, but I cant judge since I havnt seen it
---- I stand whit Ukraine and Israel. They have right to defend own citizens. Stormtroopers of Death - ''Speak English or Die'' apos;'[image] I better die, because I never will learn speek english, so I choose dieing
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| tulkas el parcero Posts: 4742  |
I lost my faith in Horror movies since the ones I've watched were pretty dumb. I still want to see some classics, maybe those can change my mind. But anyway, there is one movie that did give me the creeps: The Grudge. Daaamn, I did get scared  but was able to watch it till the end.
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| Kimiwind Speed Metal God Posts: 120  |
Top 5 : Omen ( first part ) Monsterman Hatchet Sleepy Hollow Wrong Turn
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| tulkas el parcero Posts: 4742 |
Written by Kimiwind on 04.11.2009 at 15:15 I liked Sleepy Hollow a lot, but I thought of it more as a suspense than horror. Same with the other with Johnny Depp about Jack The Ripper (can't recall the name of that one).
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| Haddonfield Chucky's Bride Posts: 1993 |
Written by tulkas on 04.11.2009 at 16:03 From Hell , I agree, Sleepy Hollow is a thriller/fantasy whereas From Hell is just a pure thriller. They can possibly be considered as those borderline thrillers that verge on the horror. To me a movie is a horror movie if at the time of it's realise, it was seen as horror. Neither of these two were considered horror upon their release.
---- "Seasons don't fear the reaper. Nor do the wind, the sun and the rain (we can be like they are)."
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