We didn't have a horror thread so I made one since many of you like horror movies.
Anyways, talk about horror! ;)
Session 9 was quite confusing.. i didnt like that voice on the recorder that shit scared me.
freddy owns all. comedy & horror.
" You ARE ALL MY CHILDREN NOW!"
The Shining
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (74)
Hellraiser (Clive Barker=Horror)
Nightmare on Elm St.
Friday the 13th
Halloween (multiple of these could be listed. probably the best series)
Phantasm
Psycho
Child's Play
The Ring
The Shining is my favorite
Damn, forgot about Halloween (original). Classic horror.
I like the original ones. Cheapo sequels etc are just shit. In fact, most horror is shit. Sci Fi horror is good like Alien etc.
And I think the remake of Texas chainsaw pwns the original.
man i like the original ...not the whole film though.
i like when they pick up his brother and he starts talking about how they make headcheese and then just pulls a straight razor out , cuts himself and then cuts that fat dude in the wheelchair.
if they wouldve added that in the re make id tottaly agree.
did yall know the original films name was gonna be "headcheese" ?
It's got its moments, but I just dont get those freaks that sit there and watch it every day. Seriously, as a movie its sucks major fucking ass..
The remake though is excellent.
yea Jessica Beil in a wifbeater made the whole film for me .. they have a new one coming out too called "Origins" or some shit. Lee Ermy ( the cop) also ruled in the remake .............not as much as Beil in a wifebeater though.
asian horror movies rule all
psycho
peeping tom
tcm (original)
last house on the left
night of the living dead
audition
kwaidan
creepshow 1 & 2
Cool thread:
1.Bad Taste
2.Braindead
3.Day of the Beast
4.Dawn of the Dead (Romero Version)
5.Evil Dead
6.Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Tobe Hooper Version)
7.Omen
8.Halloween
9.Lost Boys
10.The Shining
I just watched Saw. Crazy shit.
Quote from: ToneDef on Mar 17, 2006, 03:52 AM
I just watched Saw. Crazy shit.
hell yeah. saw & saw 2 are the shit!!!
Quote from: ToneDef on Mar 17, 2006, 03:52 AM
I just watched Saw. Crazy shit.
Great flick (the jaw ripping contraption was warped).
Have yet to see part 2 but it sounds good.
For anyone looking for some lessr known films I would highly recommend the following:
Two Peter Jackson films:
Bad Taste:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092610/
Braindead:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/
And a great spanish horror/black comedy all about Satan, Death Metal and LSD
Day Of The Beast
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112922/
Quote from: monk on Mar 17, 2006, 03:35 AM
creepshow 1 & 2
haha fuckin right dude....the overblown comic was just as good . respect.
Friends is a very scary show.
damn i thought saw was the worst horror movie i have ever seen. totally bland imo.
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ugh, I hate clowns
It
has anyone seen Xtro? old b-movie from the 80's but it's supposed to be gross/scary as hell.
My top horror movies (no order).
The Ring/The Ring Two
The Saw/The Saw Two
The Exorcist
White Noise
The Descent (a very good one)
The Grudge (maybe too american, but somehow good)
And definately, i must mention 'It'. I guess the scariest movie I`ve ever seen. The worst thing is I had to watch it alone in the dark night. Oh my god, that was god damn freaky. That stupid clown..
Old ones..
you hate clowns yeah?
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After that movie - yes.
Quote from: bored on Mar 18, 2006, 09:59 PM
The Grudge (maybe too american, but somehow good)
Have you seen the Japanese version?
It kicks arse compared to the American one.
never did, but I`d like to. I heard all of the The Ring/The Ring 2/The Grudge japanese versions are better. Just because american ones are reworked.
They are way better.They also seem to have a real sense of dread and clinical directing compared to the American versions which seem far more dramatic.
Highly recommend you check them out.
AH yes, the traumas caused by Pennywise the clown...
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Damn, Haute Tension (High Tension) was sick. Brutal horror. The way they made it in the 70's. Nice.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/ (http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/)
Seeing as we're talking horror here, anyone ever see 'Redneck Zombies'? Now that was some scary shit :D
Definitely Ringu and Dark Water, that was real scary. I prefer psychological horror over gory horror.
You know a bit in a film that made me jump, What Lies Beneath, when she's in the bath, and he pulls her back and her face is all blue and dead and shit. Yeah, that was a nice little bit hehe!
I'm actually reading IT, the book, just now. Great film!
I agree..i love fuck w/ your mind horror...i hate gore! But good imagination that fucks w/ my mind...thats what i love.
hahah that clown on the movie IT scared the crap outtta me cause i dont like clowns..and i remember this one movie back in the day that was called Killer Clowns from outter space or some shit..that fucked me up..i'v never liked clowns since then.
Quote from: Moz La Punk on Mar 21, 2006, 03:30 PM
theirs all kinds of games down here.......we all float.
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hey prozac, the same here ... i hated IT and KKFO when i was young ..i still am uneasey around clowns ....if they wouldve made the movie " IT " anything like the book , it wouldve been the scariest movie ever made.
oh god i know!! i seriously do not like clowns now and i'v never read the book for IT but from what i'v heard its even more whoa..then the movie. I dont wanna read it, it will only make me even hate clowns more and i dont hate them now..i just feel really really uncomforable around them..esp. knowing and watchign that movie about Gacy. hahaha really that movie was fucked. Anything that has to do w/ clowns or dolls (not chucky that was just funny) like i HATE porcelian dolls anything that looks real..freaks me the fuck out.
all of the Nightmare on ELM STREET FREDDY KOOGER movies are the best, fuck it i love that shit i wanna see part 50! keep doing it, i love it.
the omen remake looks crazy 6-6-06
pennywise is my boy
Quote from: Chrisbo on Mar 23, 2006, 12:27 AM
Seeing as we're talking horror here, anyone ever see 'Redneck Zombies'? Now that was some scary shit :D
Definitely Ringu and Dark Water, that was real scary. I prefer psychological horror over gory horror.
You know a bit in a film that made me jump, What Lies Beneath, when she's in the bath, and he pulls her back and her face is all blue and dead and shit. Yeah, that was a nice little bit hehe!
I'm actually reading IT, the book, just now. Great film!
Word. What Lies Beneath was a scary ass film in parts.
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Quote from: DeftonesATF27 on Mar 23, 2006, 06:58 AM
all of the Nightmare on ELM STREET FREDDY KOOGER movies are the best, fuck it i love that shit i wanna see part 50! keep doing it, i love it.
hahaha, word. I love Freddy too.
And to all the "IT" fans. Stop fucking the thread up with that trash. "IT" sucks.
;)
I kinda hate "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" because it's just so disturbing but that's why it's a good horror movie. It actually made me feel something.
And other movies that scared me (I saw these ten years ago, dunno how they'd affect me now):
The Exorcist
Pet Sematary
A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Shining
Also, a newer horror movie that deserves a mention is "The Others". There's no gore, there's no scary images but the tension and suspense just keeps adding which makes it damn scary to watch alone at night.
Yeah, there was a real scary scene in The Others, where the kid is possessed by the old woman ghost or something like that. Shit, it's been a while since I saw that film, I get muddled up. Good twist in that film.
Quote from: 4th Eye on Mar 23, 2006, 05:20 PM
I kinda hate "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" because it's just so disturbing but that's why it's a good horror movie. It actually made me feel something.
And other movies that scared me (I saw these ten years ago, dunno how they'd affect me now):
The Exorcist
Pet Sematary
A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Shining
Also, a newer horror movie that deserves a mention is "The Others". There's no gore, there's no scary images but the tension and suspense just keeps adding which makes it damn scary to watch alone at night.
Fuckin' A. I watched it alone at night too and was pretty fucking scared. Isn't there some part with a piano that's pretty creepy? It was a long time ago.
Session 9 is one of the best horror movies ever, imo.
Now here's a movie that knows how to be scary as hell without using gore effects and cheesy serial killers.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 23, 2006, 03:32 PM
Quote from: DeftonesATF27 on Mar 23, 2006, 06:58 AM
all of the Nightmare on ELM STREET FREDDY KOOGER movies are the best, fuck it i love that shit i wanna see part 50! keep doing it, i love it.
hahaha, word. I love Freddy too.
And to all the "IT" fans. Stop fucking the thread up with that trash. "IT" sucks.
;)
WTF. Pennywise is going mental on your ass tonight.
I'm a Halloween fan myself. Michael Myers will fuck you up. Chucky too.
Yeah Michael is a fucking badass. Whenever I walk up my road late at night I always imagine him coming at me out of nowhere man.
That'd be some scary shit. You can run but he'd just walk you down :D
Yeah man, fuck that shit.
Quote from: fireflyry on Mar 23, 2006, 08:26 AM
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Awesome.
Haha...Pennywise was pretty scary. I was afraid to watch the movie. :(
they all fuckin float
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 23, 2006, 07:26 PM
Session 9 is one of the best horror movies ever, imo.
Now here's a movie that knows how to be scary as hell without using gore effects and cheesy serial killers.
i really liked the idea behind this movie..about the insane asylum. but the movie was very disappointing. in my opinion it was extremely dull, but maybe if it were done by a different director it would be made better
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 23, 2006, 07:26 PM
Session 9 is one of the best horror movies ever, imo.
I love you more and more.... I coulden't agree more.. I thought I was the only one that LOVED that movie. ;D Nice tastes..
i have the horror channel.
its the channel that comes on whenever you hit the wrong numbers on the remote, and all of a sudden you see a woman giving birth
its going down 6-6-06
Quote from: lithium royalty on Mar 24, 2006, 03:03 AM
its going down 6-6-06
Damn straight.
You should check out a spanish film called "Day of the Beast".You'd dig it.
Quote from: ToneDef on Mar 23, 2006, 06:35 PM
Quote from: 4th Eye on Mar 23, 2006, 05:20 PM
I kinda hate "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" because it's just so disturbing but that's why it's a good horror movie. It actually made me feel something.
And other movies that scared me (I saw these ten years ago, dunno how they'd affect me now):
The Exorcist
Pet Sematary
A Nightmare On Elm Street
The Shining
Also, a newer horror movie that deserves a mention is "The Others". There's no gore, there's no scary images but the tension and suspense just keeps adding which makes it damn scary to watch alone at night.
Fuckin' A. I watched it alone at night too and was pretty fucking scared. Isn't there some part with a piano that's pretty creepy? It was a long time ago.
I suppose. It's been a while since I've seen it too. I just remember that at some point I had to put it on pause and turn on the lights. I just got too bad chills.
Also, first two Halloweens were good.
^ Yeah, I love Halloween. I still haven't seen Halloween 2 which annoys me since i've only heard good things about it.
you should definately see Halloween 2. it's one of the coolest ways i've seen a movie pick up a plot
Yeah Halloween 2 follows on pretty seamlessly actually. It really is a 'part 2'. It's nothing on the first though.
Okay cool. I'll bye it soon.
Anyways, have any of you watched High Tension (in french Haute Tension)??
Awesome 70's style slasher horror.
I was pleasently surprised.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/ (http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/)
Check out Freddy Versus Jason, that shit is dope.
The best part is when those teens are up in the top room fucking and they get fuckin SMASHED in the bed from jason.
thats a horror movie right there. check it out.
Hehe yeah, Freddy vs. Jason is cool. The fight in the end between the two is so awesome.
Good, gory fun.
the highlight of the whole thing was seein the bucktoothed one in destinys girls get hacked
the movie Glitter starring Mariah Carey is pretty scary
yeah, but then again, you're pretty scary too.
boo motherfucker boo! :o yeah i just totally scared myself..DAYUM!
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 24, 2006, 11:31 PM
Anyways, have any of you watched High Tension (in french Haute Tension)??
Awesome 70's style slasher horror.
I was pleasently surprised.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/ (http://imdb.com/title/tt0338095/)
Quote from: TheProzacFairy on Mar 24, 2006, 11:48 PM
the movie Glitter starring Mariah Carey is pretty scary
agreed.
mariah i really don't carey
ya'll are wrong i would POUND mariah's guts all fuckin night. especially back in the fantasy days when she first came out with her BIG beauitful ass and legs. you know you would fuck.
ok u r rigth ;)
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Quote from: DeftonesATF27 on Mar 25, 2006, 03:11 AM
ya'll are wrong i would POUND mariah's guts all fuckin night. especially back in the fantasy days when she first came out with her BIG beauitful ass and legs. you know you would fuck.
Quote from: DeftonesATF27 on Mar 25, 2006, 03:19 AM
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Quote from: deftonekid on Mar 25, 2006, 03:13 AM
ok u r rigth ;)
Quote from: DeftonesATF27 on Mar 25, 2006, 03:19 AM
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Recommend me some new good horror movies people! I need more :D
I'll recommend these:
The Devil's Rejects
High Tension
Wolf Creek
The Descent
Those films are ace.
Went to see Hostel last night, enjoyed it a lot.
holy shit. I wondered what happened with Session 9. I remember watching the trailer, but never saw it released. I'm a rent that shit.
Session 9 is brilliant. The Devil's Rejects is great, High Tension was perfect,Wolf Creek was horrid, and I haven't seen The Descent.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 25, 2006, 02:57 PM
Recommend me some new good horror movies people! I need more :D
I'll recommend these:
The Devil's Rejects
High Tension
Wolf Creek
The Descent
Hmmm, I think I've seen Wolf Creek before but not sure, tell me the plot again! I really want to see The Descent and The Devils Rejects! As for High Tension (good name) give me the gist of thaat too!
Quote from: Chrisbo on Mar 26, 2006, 03:24 AM
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 25, 2006, 02:57 PM
Recommend me some new good horror movies people! I need more :D
I'll recommend these:
The Devil's Rejects
High Tension
Wolf Creek
The Descent
Hmmm, I think I've seen Wolf Creek before but not sure, tell me the plot again! I really want to see The Descent and The Devils Rejects! As for High Tension (good name) give me the gist of thaat too!
Wolf Creek is about those 3 australians backpackers who get stranded in the outback of Australia and then they meet a friendly aussie who offers them a lift. he isnt that friendly though, hehe. ;)
Ah right, no I dont think I have seen it. I'm getting it mixed up with another film (which I cant remember the title to). I have a memory like a siv.
Yea me too.. until you described it I thought it was some sucky ass teen/nudie flick. I HAVE seen it though and I thought it was great... gory and intense all the way through.
For the guys who wanna see The Descent:
It's pretty fucking gruesome man. To be honest it wasn't anything special or at least I don't remember it being anything special, I haven't seen it since it was at the cinema. But yeah it was alright I guess.
Other than Saw I haven't seen a good horror movie in a long time.
Yeah Saw rocked my pants! Really well done! I'm still waiting for the second one to come out on DVD, it's been a while since it was in the cinema, so what's taking so long??? Has anyone seen that new film, what is it again, Hostel? Is it any good or is it shit?
Quote from: law on Mar 25, 2006, 06:59 PM
Went to see Hostel last night, enjoyed it a lot.
Saw 2 on DVD from Monday.
I didn't watch Saw. I heard it was good but I wasn't motivated enough to go see it. I saw Hostel in theaters...boy that fucking sucked.
Quote from: ToneDef on Mar 26, 2006, 07:47 PM
Saw 2 on DVD from Monday.
Really! Cool! It's about time!
Doesn't Quentin Tarantino have something to do with the Hostel film?
Quote from: Chrisbo on Mar 27, 2006, 04:29 PM
Quote from: ToneDef on Mar 26, 2006, 07:47 PM
Saw 2 on DVD from Monday.
Doesn't Quentin Tarantino have something to do with the Hostel film?
Yeah, he's the executive producer.
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Oh right cool! Normally films which Quentin's involved in I like so may check it out.
Quote from: Chrisbo on Mar 27, 2006, 05:08 PM
Oh right cool! Normally films which Quentin's involved in I like so may check it out.
Yeah man.
He's also working on something with Robert Rodriguez. Some sick horror shit. Should be cool :D
http://imdb.com/title/tt0462322/ (http://imdb.com/title/tt0462322/)
Poster looks GREAT! (http://www.troublemakerpublishing.com/images/GH_COVERCS.jpg)
Yeah the name really reflects what the content is gonna be haha!
This bitch got owned...
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...by this bitch
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Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 28, 2006, 04:32 PM
This bitch got owned...
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I watched that bit in slow motion, the gradual progression is pretty damn cool!
And yeah, Samara is one cold bitch! But is she as cold or colder than Sadako
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sadako? is that the chick in the grudge?
i thought wolf creek was pretty lame, i expected more people to die. hostel was sick though..nothing like some good old fashioned vigilante justice. i loved the end.
Well I dont if you're just taking the piss there mate but I'll answer your question anyway :D
Sadako's the one from the original Japanese Ring, Ringu.
got ya. i never saw the japanese one. i have a problem watching anything with subtitles.
Yeah, I know a few people who think the same! I dont particularly mind it. I'd recommend watching Ringu just for the atmosphere, it's alot colder and ominesce than the remake. But the remake was pretty cool too!
Quote from: onlythclouds on Mar 28, 2006, 05:30 PM
got ya. i never saw the japanese one. i have a problem watching anything with subtitles.
Way better option than dubbing. And being non-english speaker, I'm used to subtitles anyway.
I haven't seen the japanese version either but the re-makes weren't that bad. I was actally scared at some points of The Ring.
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Quote from: onlythclouds on Mar 28, 2006, 05:30 PM
got ya. i never saw the japanese one. i have a problem watching anything with subtitles.
Way better option than dubbing. And being non-english speaker, I'm used to subtitles anyway.
I haven't seen the japanese version either but the re-makes weren't that bad. I was actally scared at some points of The Ring.
god i would def not watch anything thats dubbed. that just makes it funny, i feel like im watching godzilla
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 27, 2006, 05:08 PM
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Hellz yes. I want to marry Rob Zombie :o ;D
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 27, 2006, 05:11 PM
Quote from: Chrisbo on Mar 27, 2006, 05:08 PM
Oh right cool! Normally films which Quentin's involved in I like so may check it out.
Yeah man.
He's also working on something with Robert Rodriguez. Some sick horror shit. Should be cool :D
http://imdb.com/title/tt0462322/ (http://imdb.com/title/tt0462322/)
Poster looks GREAT! (http://www.troublemakerpublishing.com/images/GH_COVERCS.jpg)
i'm looking forward to it, it's going to be awesome, im ptretty sure. tarantino kicks ass!!!
indeed, indeed :D
The poster contains the words "sleaze-filled" and "exploitation"...this WILL be great, haha:D
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Quote from: 4th Eye on Mar 28, 2006, 06:23 PM
Quote from: onlythclouds on Mar 28, 2006, 05:30 PM
got ya. i never saw the japanese one. i have a problem watching anything with subtitles.
Way better option than dubbing. And being non-english speaker, I'm used to subtitles anyway.
I haven't seen the japanese version either but the re-makes weren't that bad. I was actally scared at some points of The Ring.
god i would def not watch anything thats dubbed. that just makes it funny, i feel like im watching godzilla
Yeah, it's mostly for the fun.
I watched The Exorcist in swedish. Somehow it wasn't so scary anymore...
Also, Bold And The Beautiful in polish was great, same man dubbed every voice, even the females. :D
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Mar 29, 2006, 12:46 PM
indeed, indeed :D
The poster contains the words "sleaze-filled" and "exploitation"...this WILL be great, haha:D
If you guys like Asian horror (Korean Horror) check out A Tale of Two Sisters. I think it has its great moments, but it doesn't rely as much on the sadako-type asian girl...just watch it.
A Tale of two sisters scared the shit out of me.
* goes to rent *
FINALLY rented SAW II and I must say...it was incredible. Haven't seen a movie in awhile that made my heart beat so fast to the end of the movie.
About to watch Marebito...
i gave this a lot of thought, and decided to go with..
10. Jeepers Creepers
9. House of 1000 corpses/The devils rejects (counting it as one movie)
8. Texas Chainsaw massacre
7. The Hills have eyes. (remake forthcoming, movie buffs could be sceptical)
6.Halloween
5. Exorcist
4.IT
3.The Wraith
2. Nightmare on Elm street
finally, the most shit scary movie
1. Hellraiser.
i went for that top 5 coz i was young when i watched them and they made me wet the bed, Hellraiser especially. some scary shit
dude, Jeepers Creepers? the first 45 min or so are good (and quite scary) but the rest...meh...
It's a fun movie to watch, but not scary at all.
yeah i know, i thought it was pretty good though, thats why i have it at ten. it was either that or driller killer or Blair witch.
the ending in blair witch still give me chills..
yeah it was . i remember feeling really bad when that movie ended. the whole concept of the movie was chilling.
Quote from: Jerry_Curls on Apr 13, 2006, 05:37 AMFINALLY rented SAW II
Which reminds me what I forgot to do today...
Just seen this french movie called "Haute Tension"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338095/
9 out 10
Quote from: Drop-Dead on Apr 27, 2006, 11:50 PM
Just seen this french movie called "Haute Tension"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338095/
9 out 10
I've been hyping this movie for a while now on this board. It's great. One of the best horror movies in the past 20 years.
I agree.. I loved it. I told one of my friends to rent it and he liked until the "twist" at the end...
7 pages is too much to look thru lol
but if it hasn't been mentioned -
Fright Night 2
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Bad Taste and Day of the Beast > All
Quote from: greencard on Apr 28, 2006, 08:09 AM
7 pages is too much to look thru lol
but if it hasn't been mentioned -
Fright Night 2
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Haha, yeah! Fright Night films are cool! I liked the first one more though! Haha, it's strange, I realised a short while ago that his girlfriend in it is Marcy in Married With Children!
Fright Night 1 and 2 were awesome! I didnt miss a third one or anything did I?
Nah dude, there's only 2, it's all cool! Actually I think I'm going to watch Fright Night tonight!
Quote from: alimei on Apr 28, 2006, 08:07 AM
I agree.. I loved it. I told one of my friends to rent it and he liked until the "twist" at the end...
I also think that the twist was the worst part of the film, everything was almost perfect until the director twisted it out. but still, the best horror movie I've seen this year, better than Saw2
Quote from: Jizzlobber on Apr 13, 2006, 09:26 AM
yeah i know, i thought it was pretty good though, thats why i have it at ten. it was either that or driller killer or Blair witch.
i love this movie. i watch it at the beginning of every Fall season
Gigli....scariest shit I've ever seen.
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Quote from: fireflyry on Apr 30, 2006, 11:08 PM
Gigli....scariest shit I've ever seen.
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Hey that was like my favorite movie FLY F'R. Did you miss the part where J Lo is stretching her body all over the place DAMN, worth my commision price and some popcorn and pop and pot.
Just rented:
Three...Extremes
Hostel
Acacia
It's gonna be a good movie night.
Man I'm up for some slashing and gutting and nakedness right now!!!
You guys should watch Acacia. Not really horror, more thriller/suspense but it's really good. Very beautiful and dark at the same time.
So i watched Suspiria today. It was actually pretty damn creepy.
Better than I thought, a little cheesy sometimes but overall a solid 70's horror movie.
The soundtrack was awesome.
I like the saw movies, house of 1,000 corpses, devils rejects, dawn of the dead, return of the livind dead...movies like that
My favorite whore movies are probably snoop doggs hustler vid's preferabbly the ones with Obsession in them, some teagan presley, jenna have, and taylor rain vids are good whore movies 2.
i used to get stoned and watch old horrors from the 70's and 80's, back when i was 13ish.
now, im more into movies that make me think.
Alright, so Theis my partner in horror... what's a good one to check out? I'm going to rent in a little bit...
Quote from: alimei on Jun 30, 2006, 09:33 AM
Alright, so Theis my partner in horror... what's a good one to check out? I'm going to rent in a little bit...
Hmm, if you havent seen it then check out:
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.
Okay, i need some horror movie recommendations since halloween is right around the corner.
anyone?
What kind of horror do you want?
anything, man. slasher, japanese, psychological, explotation, splatter, gore, sleaze...you name it.
Marebito, Carnival of Souls (original), Dagon, Dementia 13, The Beyond...let me know what you've seen and I'll suggest some more
the beyond is pretty cool (i'm not a big fulci fan though)
dagon was pretty bad, imo.
i've heard of carnival of souls, but never seen it. i'll check that out.
never heard of marebito or dementia 13.
btw, have you seen the sci-fi horror movie 'event horizon' ? i've heard good things about it. (starring sam neil and laurence fishburn)
Of course! You haven't seen it yet? Definitely worth not only a viewing but adding to your collection. How about The Legend of Boggy Creek (really B drive-in movie), Uzumaki, Ravenous, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, or maybe The Sentinel (not the babysitter movie but the one about the man that sits in the window). I'll keep tossing 'til you say stop. I'm trying to think of a good variety for you.
haha cool man. i'll check them out (and im adding event horizon to my collection tomorrow).
i'm also thinking about buying '2001 maniacs' (robert englund). it looks pretty cool.
It's a remake of Two Thousand Maniacs, but I haven't seen either. That's the only problem with watching all horror all the time, there's so damn much of it I can't keep up! That's also on my list. I met a few of the actresses at the convention but they were as of then 'no names'. Definitely like Robert Englund though. Seen The Mangler?
i just ordered this:
(http://fuglsang.biz//Graphics/Products/1119_m.jpg)
8)
Definitely cool.
Marebito is very weird. Not really horror. Weird as fuck. I kinda liked it.
The Grudge 2 was very good. I liked the first one, but this one doesn't seem to have one star [Sarah Michelle Gellar] and goes more into the story.
i thought the first one was pretty tame and not scary.
is this one more scary ?
I always try to watch the original first to see how it was supposed to be. However, from reading about Grudge 2 it seems that they took the story in a different direction intentionally. Have you seen the original Grudge (Ju-On)?
^yeah. ive seen the original. found it pretty boring to be honest and the ending was silly.
Scream and Halloween H20 were on TV tonight.
Scream is still an entertaining flick. Stu is awesome. (8.5/10)
H20 is definitely one of the better sequels in the series (the first and second are ofcourse the best). Myers is pretty creepy in this one. (6.5/10)
who remembers "Rawhead Rex"?
and no , its not a porno.
What about "The BigFoot Adventures", collecting 3 classic bigfoot horrors spanning nearly 2 decades in a hard to find collection including:
1. Bigfoot In Space (1972)
2. Bigfoot Alcoholic (1980)
3. Bigfoot: Porn Star (1994)
Rawhead Rex, based on a short story by Clive Barker. Good shit. Speaking of which, how about the Hellraiser series? Gotta love Pinhead and the other Cenobite buddies.
Bigfoot.
Quote from: Maximum Bob on Oct 18, 2006, 01:06 AM
Bigfoot.
Yes we are aware that you enjoy bigfoot movies. How about The Legend of Boggy Creek then?
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Oct 18, 2006, 01:05 AM
Rawhead Rex, based on a short story by Clive Barker. Good shit. Speaking of which, how about the Hellraiser series? Gotta love Pinhead and the other Cenobite buddies.
man you know your shit.
(http://www.gdarkness.com/rawhead20hand.jpg)
rex destroyed .
hellrasiers show was boss. i liked the freddy kueger series also.
Tomorrow, I'm going to a double feature with Texas Chainsaw MAssacre [original] and Last House On The Left.
last house on the left is probably the worst film in movie history.
definitely the worst i've ever seen, hehe :)
Quote from: Jerry_Curls on Oct 18, 2006, 05:32 AM
Tomorrow, I'm going to a double feature with Texas Chainsaw MAssacre [original] and Last House On The Left.
don't listen to azwethink...LHOTL is fucking great. brutal realism is how i would describe it. that will be a super fun double feature.
but...it's just impossible to look past the horrendous acting.
Tonight, midnite showing of The Shining.
I'm there.
EDIT: Scratch that, go too lazy.
i watched 'Creep' tonight.
pretty damn creepy (pun intended) and atmospheric horrormovie. better than i thought. 8/10
top 10, anyone ?
(random order)
1. The Thing (1982)
2. Session 9 (2001)
3. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
4. Halloween (1978)
5. The Shining (1981)
6. The Exorcist (1973)
7. Psycho (1960)
8. The Evil Dead (1981)
9. Suspiria (1977)
10. Alien (1979)
I have yet to see a better horror movie than the ones mentioned above.
Honorable mentions go to:
Re-Animator (1985)
Day of the Dead (1985)
The Beyond (1981)
Zombie (1979)
Hellraiser (1987)
No Order
1. Night of the Living Dead (original)
2. Carnival of Souls (original)
3. Demons
4. Uzumaki
5. Dead Alive (Braindead)
6. Dagon
7. Dementia 13
8. Angel Heart
9. The Serpent and the Rainbow
10. Ravenous
There are thousands of honorable mentions so I won't list any...
Angel Heart is such an underrated movie.
Last night I watched an older movie.. "Pet semetary" and it kinda freaked me out... It's interesting how only horror movies that can actually scare me are made from Stephen King's novels... ("IT" and "Pet Semetary")
pet semetary is freaky as hell.
when the kid goes crazy at the end...damn.
try watching it alone at 3AM and with rain outside... :-\
BEHIND THE MASK: THE RISE OF LESLIE VERNONQuoteThe next great psycho horror slasher has given a documentary crew exclusive access to his life as he plans his reign of terror over the sleepy town of Glen Echo, all the while deconstructing the conventions and archetypes of the horror genre for them.
wow, this one looks fucking great !!!
check out the trailer on the official website:
http://www.behindthemaskthemovie.com/ (http://www.behindthemaskthemovie.com/)
awesome.
Cheers for that man.
That does look quality, wanna see that asap.
i watched 'the texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning' tonight.
pretty good flick i must say. leatherface is a badass in this one.
Watched Saw III last night and really liked it. Nice wrapup for a good series. They fill in a lot of the backstory so it made it interesting.
That's a fucking sick poster.
(http://www.impawards.com/2007/posters/hostel_part_ii.jpg)
All right, since someone finally posted in here again, I'm dropping a list of current horror films I'm into or have recently watched:
Shaun of the Dead - Cock it! I can't stop watching this.
Slither - The bitch is hardcore. Got it for and early Christmas present. Sweet!
MPD Psycho - Only watched a little of the series a few months ago but have since bought it in its entirety (Miike). Good weird manga style miniseries.
City of the Living Dead - A Fulci classic with zombies. Fulci Lives!
Looking forward to Pan's Labyrinth (Guillermo's got the goods) and want to check out Black Christmas, although I'm gonna have to watch the first again since it's been so long. Also, Hostel 2 and Hellboy 2 (Torro again) have got me all excited. I don't care if you think it's too cliche, Eli Roth is gonna be a legend.
Getting ready to buy tickets to this coming February's Chicago Fangoria horror con. Doug Mutherfuckin' Bradley will be in attendance, as well as Ken Foree and some other goodies. As long a Romero and Savini show up again, I'm there. Okay, that's it, holla back.
okay bitches, post your favorite directors in horror and your favorite movies from that director.
all-time favorite horror director: john carpenter (hands down)
halloween
the thing
in the mouth of madness
the prince of darkness
cigarette burns
vampires
the fog
this man has made some great movies.
two of my other favorites are dario argento (suspiria, profondo rosso) and george romero (the "dead" series + excellent movies like 'martin', 'the crazies' and 'creepshow')
those 3 are definitely the best (or they were atleast).
david cronenberg is also awesome.
of newer horror directors, i have faith in; alexandra aja (hills have eyes remake and high tension), rob zombie (houseof1000corpses, the devil's rejects and halloween remake).
yup.
You'd have to ask wouldn't you?
Dario Argento: Susperia
Tenebrae
Phenomena
Jenifer
George Romero: Martin and the Living Dead series
Lucio Fulci: The Beyond
City of the Living Dead
Zombi 2
Eli Motherfuckin' Roth: Hostel
Cabin Fever
Takashi Miike: Imprint
Audition
Ichi the Killer
Gozu
The Great Yokai War
MPD Psycho
Stuart Gordon: Re-Animator
From Beyond
Castle Freak
Dagon
King of Ants
Dreams in the Witch House
There are many great horror directors out there, but these are the ones that I'll keep coming back to over and over again.
Peter Jackson anyone?
Quote from: defskull on Jan 18, 2007, 01:36 PM
Peter Jackson anyone?
Bad Taste and Braindead, Hell Yeah!!!!
top 5 horror movies from 2006, anyone ?
1. the hills have eyes
2. the texas chainsaw massacre: the beginning
3. slither
4. the descent
5. wolf creek
honorable mentions:
underworld: evolution (not exactly horror, but it was gory as hell and kicked ass)
hostel (shut up, i enjoyed it)
final destination 3
Severance
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Jan 18, 2007, 11:53 AM
okay bitches, post your favorite directors in horror and your favorite movies from that director.
Hitchcock: Psycho
Michael Powell: Peeping Tom
Romero: Living Dead series
Polanski: Rosemary's Baby
Zombie: House of 1K Corpese, Devil's Rejects
more to come...
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Jan 23, 2007, 03:54 PM
top 5 horror movies from 2006, anyone ?
1. Silent Hill
2. Slither
3. Feast
4. Hostel
5. Imprint
has anyone watched the horror documentary called "The American Nightmare" ?
it's very interesting.
nope, but i'll check it out.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Jan 27, 2007, 08:29 PM
has anyone watched the horror documentary called "The American Nightmare" ?
it's very interesting.
What does it focus on?
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Jan 28, 2007, 04:16 AM
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Jan 27, 2007, 08:29 PM
has anyone watched the horror documentary called "The American Nightmare" ?
it's very interesting.
What does it focus on?
from IMDB:
Horror films have often been more than simple scares. At their best, they reflect society's anxiety's and concerns. In this film, major horror film makers such as George Romero, John Carpenter, David Cronenberg and Tobe Hooper discuss the creation of their films in the 1960s and '70s and how they related to contemporary events while interviewed intellectuals give their own opinions.
the films discussed and/or shown clips from are:
Dracula (1931)
Frankenstein (1931)
White Zombie (1932)
Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Son of Frankenstein (1939)
The Wolf Man (1941)
It Came from Outer Space (1953)
Night of the Living Dead (1968)
The Last House on the Left (1972)
The Crazies (1973)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Shivers (1975)
Rabid (1977)
The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
Dawn of the Dead (1978)
Halloween (1978)
The Brood (1979)
Maniac (1980)
Scanners (1981)
Videodrome (1983)
Sounds pretty damn interesting to me.
the hills have eyes 2 - theatrical trailer
looks brutal 8)
http://us.rd.yahoo.com/movies/trailers/1809752011/1809811214/?http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/mf/frame?theme=minfo&lid=qtv-300-p.1553820-183296,qtv-700-p.1553821-183296,qtv-1000-p.1553822-183296,wmv-100-p.1553823-183296,wmv-300-p.1553824-183296,wmv-700-p.1553825-183296,wmv-1000-p.1553826-183296,qtv-100-p.1553819-183296&id=1809752011&f=1809752011&mspid=1809811214&type=t
Rob Zombie came into my work today. I shouldve asked him some stuff. DOH!
damn, that's awesome !
did you talk to him ?
i watched 'fright night' a couple of days ago. i'd forgot how great that movie was.
i'm a sucker for 80's cheese-horror.
(http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j314/Rob_jerrylee/Fright-Night-BD.jpg)
went to the chicago horror con last weekend, fucking amazing.
wait, you're a teacher? what do you teach again?
Me?
yeah
English, an adjunct prof at a community college
cool.
are you studying for your masters or doctorate?
plan on going back for my masters when I get time and money. what made you ask?
oldgent, do you by any chance have a user on the Bloody Disgusting forum?
it's a great horror forum.
No I actually don't but now that you mention it I'm checking it out. Thanks! I'm starting a horror based website, a community for all things horror, and an online store with my two friends. I'll keep you guys posted when we get it going so you can check it out.
sounds awesome!
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Mar 04, 2007, 10:43 PM
plan on going back for my masters when I get time and money. what made you ask?
i have a tendency to remember those users who do something in the intellectual community. it makes sense too since literature and film are so closely related.
Well, after Fango, we are pushing hardcore to get it up and running by July, since there's another convention in Indianapolis and we want to be able to advertise. Also trying to make some connections in the biz. I've emailed an awesome artist/writer for comic books by the name of Mark Kidwell for the past week that I met at the convention. Check him out on my Myspace top friends list. He's a cool cat.
Have anyone seen the new psych./horror movie Vacancy, starring Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale?
It looks intense.
Sucks dick in a handbasket.
Really ?
Bummer...
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Mar 04, 2007, 10:46 PM
No I actually don't but now that you mention it I'm checking it out. Thanks! I'm starting a horror based website, a community for all things horror, and an online store with my two friends. I'll keep you guys posted when we get it going so you can check it out.
post the website when you get it up. i'd be interested in checking it out (as well as the others on here)
Vacancy wasn't that bad actually, they only teased with a bit of torture and blood though. I thought, given the A list actors it was going to be a disappointment, but I liked the story. It was a bit predictable, and the story wasn't necessarily anything original, however I still enjoyed it. I'm seriously a hardcore horror fan, I'll watch and usually enjoy everything. So, maybe I should't be responding.
Have you watched The Plague, Reeker, etc?
Almost any direct to DVD horrors are awful.
You can't say that you also enjoy them? ;D
All of them. I'm a true horror fan.
Being a true horror fan doesn't mean that you have to love every horrormovie produced. :-/
Actually, how about I'm a hardcore horror fan instead. I support the horror community, all of it, even the hard to digest. And my tastes hit all media. Comics, lit, music, movies, collectible, etc. Call me what you want, but I like it all.
a few days ago, me and my friends were stoned. obviously.. and came to the conclusion that you can easily avoid all horror movie killers. if you dont wanna fuck with jason, stay away from crystal lake.. if u dont wanna fuck with michael myers, stay away from his hometown on halloween.. but freddy u cant fucking escape, hes in your dreams and shit.. fuck that punk ass
Nah man, he's limited to Elm St, or at least the city that is based in.
Quote from: fireflyry on May 04, 2007, 07:46 AM
Nah man, he's limited to Elm St, or at least the city that is based in.
wow, your speak a good point my friend
Remember the one where he tried to leave but he could'nt, then he escapes because someone he's after leaves the city or some such.
Either way he's still a freaky mofo and Dream Warriors was one of my fav films as a kid.Used to love trying to think up ways of trying to take him down.
Great Ry. Now they have to come together and discuss it all over again! tzz
Quote from: fireflyry on May 04, 2007, 07:51 AM
Remember the one where he tried to leave but he could'nt, then he escapes because someone he's after leaves the city or some such.
Either way he's still a freaky mofo and Dream Warriors was one of my fav films as a kid.Used to love trying to think up ways of trying to take him down.
dude id know how to kill him
it simple if u think about it
just go to sleep and start dreaming, once freddie is on his way you just log onto sharing lungs. and let blondie smite him to death
thatll kill him. or at worst they would both self destruct
Quote from: rxqueen on May 04, 2007, 07:52 AM
Great Ry. Now they have to come together and discuss it all over again! tzz
Like thats a bad thing muffin tits.
you're all smited, bitches.
Quote from: Fireal1222 on May 04, 2007, 07:56 AM
Quote from: fireflyry on May 04, 2007, 07:51 AM
Remember the one where he tried to leave but he could'nt, then he escapes because someone he's after leaves the city or some such.
Either way he's still a freaky mofo and Dream Warriors was one of my fav films as a kid.Used to love trying to think up ways of trying to take him down.
dude id know how to kill him
it simple if u think about it
just go to sleep and start dreaming, once freddie is on his way you just log onto sharing lungs. and let blondie smite him to death
thatll kill him. or at worst they would both self destruct
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Muffin tits? Ry.. stop acting like they're a bad thing.
I love...LOVE muffins.
Yeh, but my breasts look nothing like muffins. Stop it.
(http://blogs.abcnews.com/photos/uncategorized/muffin.jpg)
(http://www.btinternet.com/~jms101/full_sets/gold/circular_flat_std/cry2.gif)
The Orphanage produced by Guillermo Del Torro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnHj8LxkcU0
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Apr 26, 2007, 04:36 PM
Vacancy wasn't that bad actually, they only teased with a bit of torture and blood though. I thought, given the A list actors it was going to be a disappointment, but I liked the story. It was a bit predictable, and the story wasn't necessarily anything original, however I still enjoyed it. I'm seriously a hardcore horror fan, I'll watch and usually enjoy everything. So, maybe I should't be responding.
I saw Vacancy last night too man, I really enjoyed it. It was actually the first film in ages that made me and my g/f jump in our seats. Bit predictable I agree but overall, a really good flick.
just ordered a bunch of good stuff;
them (aka ils) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465203/)
the hills have eyes (1977) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077681/)
near dark (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093605/)
house by the cemetery (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082966/)
city of the living dead (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081318/)
deep red (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073582/)
I bought Silent Hill the other day, really enjoyed that even though it did get slated. The soundtrack is awesome too.
Quote from: Law on Jul 13, 2007, 05:22 PM
I bought Silent Hill the other day, really enjoyed that even though it did get slated. The soundtrack is awesome too.
I saw that film recently too and I fucking loved it. I was really impressed.
Silent Hill was pretty good, but I didn't get scared at all. It takes a lot for a movie to scare me, but the Norwegian horror-movie, ''Villmark'' is probably the most scary movie I've ever seen..
Quote from: Softparody on Jul 16, 2007, 08:44 PM
Silent Hill was pretty good, but I didn't get scared at all. It takes a lot for a movie to scare me, but the Norwegian horror-movie, ''Villmark'' is probably the most scary movie I've ever seen..
I know it's not super scary, but the music compliments it so fucking well.
horror thread update.
The Mist
A freak storm unleashes a species of blood-thirsty creatures on a small town, where a small band of citizens hole-up in a supermarket and fight for their lives.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0884328/
trailer: http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809834165/video/4594432
this looks like fun.
oh also, Michael Bay is going to direct a remake of Friday the 13. (oh noez?)
Quote from: Softparody on Jul 16, 2007, 08:44 PM
the Norwegian horror-movie, ''Villmark'' is probably the most scary movie I've ever seen..
Right you are sir. I wrote a big text on that film last year for school. Compared it to "De dødes tjern". Another awesome movie.
anybody like the changeling?
^
yes.
nice and creepy little horror flick.
I watched "house" today
It was allright.
I saw Birds last ngiht for the first time.
It was really scary.
yeah freaky movie. those birds are awesome.
i'm pretty obsessed with David Cronenberg nowadays.
he's definitely my favorite horror director. movies like The Brood, Videodrome and The Fly are pure genius.
i'm gonna watch Jaws now.
Quote from: Crazylegs on Oct 21, 2007, 11:50 PM
I watched "house" today
It was allright.
That's a good movie, used to watch it all the time. Big Ben is creepy. Too bad the sequels are utter crap.
Quote from: Jerry_Curls on Oct 22, 2007, 08:37 AM
I saw Birds last ngiht for the first time.
It was really scary.
Excellent film, nothing better than a classic. My favorite part is either when she finds the old man in his bedroom pecked to death or when the birds are waiting outside the school. Oh hell, I can think of about a dozen other scenes too, Hitchcock will do that to you.
Quote from: theis on Oct 22, 2007, 11:50 AM
yeah freaky movie. those birds are awesome.
i'm pretty obsessed with David Cronenberg nowadays.
he's definitely my favorite horror director. movies like The Brood, Videodrome and The Fly are pure genius.
i'm gonna watch Jaws now.
Cronenberg is a genius no doubt, very dark and visceral. His newer films are a bit different than what he normally does but if you know his style you can still tell it's a Cronenberg. Ever seen Naked Lunch? You know it's a good film when typewriters turn into bugs and grow genitalia. And Jaws is one of my favorite, one of those films I always catch on tv and can't stop watching.
naked lunch was great, more people should see it if they can find it. faulkner was one fucked up dude. would you shoot up roach poison?
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Oct 22, 2007, 12:48 PM
Ever seen Naked Lunch?.
yeah i got the Criterion Edition. great movie.
did you see the trailer i posted for The Mist? it looks really good.
it was fun to watch Jaws again. i'll seriously never get tired of that movie...my 2nd favorite Spielberg flick.
Yeah, that's my favorite Stephen King short story. Looks like it stays true to it, when does it come out?
21 november.
Rated R For violence, terror and gore, and language.
this should be good 8)
I watched Saw II last night, it was awesome... I watched first Saw III though.
Can't wait for Saw IV whoo-hoooo!
dude, the saw movies suck.
saw II is the only one that's halfway decent.
I like the Saw movies! They can be a bit overrated though, too much build up. Thought the third one tied for best with the first.
The best Horror movie has to be Harry and the Hendersons.
That's an excellent comedy.
actually, have you seen the production values, acting and blatant product placement...its a horror movie
Quote from: goldpony on Oct 23, 2007, 03:25 AM
actually, have you seen the production values, acting and blatant product placement...its a horror movie
Lol good point
top 5 horror movies in 2007 (so far), anyone?
my picks;
30 Days of Night
Grindhouse
28 Weeks Later
Hostel: Part II
Bug
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hahaha let me guess , your computer erased all your shit again and thats how you got your screenname back?
You Fucking Fruit.
________________________________________________________________________________
stop
nah, i just asked Nuno to change it.
suck it up, cunt.
Shut up/
You lost..
anywhoooooooo/
Quote from: Marlon Brando on Oct 22, 2007, 07:38 PM
The best Horror movie has to be Harry and the Hendersons.
Top Five:
28 Weeks Later
30 Days of Night
Hostel Part II
The Invasion
Grindhouse
I'm waiting for The Mist and I Am Legend to see how things turn out. Also want to catch The Tripper, Halloween (haven't had time yet), and Saw IV among a few others.
listen up horror fans.
you all need to watch this french flick called Inside (À l'intérieur).
it's insane. one of the best horror movies in recent memory.
I'm sooo fucking picky over movies nowdays,especially horror. They are my favorite,but nothing has really scared me lately. I find myself laughing. :( The Ring and The Grudge scared me though....fuckin scary kids.
30 days of night was sooooooooooooooooooo weak. And they all looked like sharks to me.
i enjoyed 30 Days of Night a lot. the ending could have been better, but still pretty cool movie.
i loved the look of the vampires.
anyways kelly, if you want to watch some kickass horror, get your hands on this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0856288/
30 Days was pretty good as was The Mist. I'm still trying to get ahold of that flick Theis, can't find it around here.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Apr 19, 2008, 02:39 PM
i enjoyed 30 Days of Night a lot. the ending could have been better, but still pretty cool movie.
i loved the look of the vampires.
anyways kelly, if you want to watch some kickass horror, get your hands on this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0856288/
Does it have subtitles? Cause it's in French. :-/
hehe yes, the US released dvd has english subs.
beware of renting it at Blockbuster though. they only got the cut version.
this is the version you should get:
http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Beatrice-Dalle/dp/B00125WATQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1208792854&sr=1-1
it's worth every penny...if you're into this stuff ;)
prom night 2008? lol
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Apr 21, 2008, 03:48 PM
hehe yes, the US released dvd has english subs.
beware of renting it at Blockbuster though. they only got the cut version.
this is the version you should get:
http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Beatrice-Dalle/dp/B00125WATQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1208792854&sr=1-1
it's worth every penny...if you're into this stuff ;)
Looks pretty grody,Imma see if I can DL it from anywhere. Thanks
I saw Diary of the Dead today. Not bad, it reminded me very much of the older films, I hated the way it was filmed though, all cloverfrield-like. And the end fell apart.
Quote from: ImperfectCircle on Apr 26, 2008, 12:47 AM
I saw Diary of the Dead today. Not bad, it reminded me very much of the older films, I hated the way it was filmed though, all cloverfrield-like. And the end fell apart.
trust me, i'm a big fan of the horror/zombie genre, but diary of the dead just wasnt good. i thought it had some of the worst acting ever.
by the way i loved cloverfield
Did any of you see the movie Doomsday (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0483607/) by any chance ?
What's it like ? Good ? Or not worth it ?
Cheers.
it looks like shit.
Thanks for your input falloutboy...
no problem
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it was pretty cheezy and i thought it was kind of a ripoff of escape from new york and road warrior.
It's a tribute to all those movies. Director (who also made the aweomse The Descent) said so himself. It's a mix of Mad Max, Alien, Lord of the Rings with a bit of Bad Taste-like gore. It's pretty damn cool, especially the canablistic barbecue en last chase scenes.
I just ordered a french horror flick called "Frontier(s)".
It looks siiick.
France is where horror is at atm, eg; Haute Tension, Inside and now this...
looking forward to it.
high tension was brutally amazing. and the song by muse towards the end was icing on the cake for me.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on May 19, 2008, 05:52 PM
I just ordered a french horror flick called "Frontier(s)".
It looks siiick.
France is where horror is at atm, eg; Haute Tension, Inside and now this...
looking forward to it.
Try Calvaire (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0407621/) then. Absolutely messed up.
yeah, i've heard about it. gonna check it out.
I'm watching Hellraiser right now, so fucking awesome.
my friend mike from work just had me borrow pumpkinhead and near dark. he said i would like them
FYI, Doomsday sucked donkey's balls...
Quote from: Fireal1222 on May 20, 2008, 05:38 AM
my friend mike from work just had me borrow pumpkinhead and near dark. he said i would like them
near dark is awesome.
Quote from: Penicks on May 20, 2008, 08:58 AM
Quote from: tarkil on May 20, 2008, 06:32 AM
FYI, Doomsday sucked donkey's balls...
no u
no your sister...
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anyone else here perhaps like Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 more than the original, soley because of Dennis Hopper's preaching crazy ass??
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on May 19, 2008, 05:52 PM
I just ordered a french horror flick called "Frontier(s)".
It looks siiick.
France is where horror is at atm, eg; Haute Tension, Inside and now this...
looking forward to it.
this movie suuuucked. so disappointed.
Quote from: bright lights, big city on May 28, 2008, 08:39 PM
anyone else here perhaps like Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 more than the original, soley because of Dennis Hopper's preaching crazy ass??
i don't like it more than the original, but i definitely love this flick too.
vastly underrated. the chainsaw "sword" fight at the end is fucking classic.
bill mosely and dennis hopper steal this movie. they are a riot.
is anyone at all interested in seeing The Strangers?
i dont know what to think of it.....
it looks decent.
i like that clip in the trailer;
"why are you doing this"?
"because you were home"
i just read the spoiler of the strangers. haha
Just saw it yesterday and it wasn't that bad. Liv Tyler can't act and it was a ripoff of Funny Games but still pretty tense.
i didnt like Funny Games
You see the remake? Both versions were nearly identical, considering it was the same director, but I prefer the original. You probably won't like The Strangers then. It wasn't bad at all.
part of me really does want to see the Strangers, but then i think about how i wanted to see One Missed Call and Diary of the Dead and so many other horror movies
for the most part i've just been heavily disappointed in the horror genre the last couple years
anyone gonna see the Happening...i dont really know if its considered horror though...
i used to love Shyamaladingdong but Village was mediocre, Lady int he Water sucked balls, and this is one getting some negatory reviews
The Happening WILL suck.
For anyone who think it looks cool, read this "twist" if you want to save some money: From an early review -
It’s plants that are responsible. They’ve decided to wipe out humanity and release the neuro-toxin as their natural weapon…. it’s very, very hard to menacingly cut to an evil-looking tree. That doesn’t stop him from trying, though, and he inexplicably adds wind as a way of livening up the scenes. When the leaves of a tree start to blow, evil’s afoot. It’s really, really hard not to laugh at and there’s even a real groaner of a gag-scene wherein Wahlberg timidly apologizes to a houseplant only to find that it’s made of rubber. Really.
FUCKING PLANTS!!!
Lol nice. I'm still going to see it, some of the suicide scenes look promising enough.
the director of the happenings like to put a twist ending in all his movies lol.. its getting old after awhile
I'm going to see a screening of the happening tonight. It's free,so if it does suck at least I wont be losing money.
It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It was creepy,not scary,just creepy. Fuckin plants.
And the preview for this has me UBER excited!!!
http://www.xfiles.com/
The Ruins! omg I really surprised with this. definitely one of the best American horror flicks I've seen in a long time (take that shitty japanese remakes...)
Watched "30 Days of Night" the other day which had completely shot under my radar, especially considering it was made in New Zealand.
Pretty good for a Vampire flick and I've always been a fan of horror films like The Thing and Dawn of the Dead that use isolation as a theme.
Trailer:
[youtube=425,350]c5Q3PdT6GFQ[/youtube]
YES! i liked 30 days of night, and the thing is one of all-time faves!
that isolation theme indeed works so well with those movies
Heck yeah.
The Thing is pure gold, awesome soundtrack as well.
you two are awesome.
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Aug 28, 2008, 11:06 PM
you two are awesome.
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when i was a kid i kinda like horror. but now.. nahh
this is what we need to find: a blog that has all of Carpenter's soundtracks
Lynch would be cool as well.
That guys the master of using sound to create ambiance.The bass line in The Thing is friggin awesome though, fully sets the mood.
i LOVE the soundtracks for Lynch's flicks. Angelo Badalamenti is my favorite movie composer.
[youtube=425,350]7J4vfr1HN0w[/youtube]
anyone seen this?
creepy....i've never seen it
(http://poots.com/card/images/img_861.jpg)
why so serious?
Quote from: lithium on Aug 29, 2008, 03:21 AM
[youtube=425,350]7J4vfr1HN0w[/youtube]
anyone seen this?
hey pig piggy pig pig pig
If anyone can find the Cabin Fever soundtrack I'll love you long time.
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Aug 29, 2008, 11:34 AM
If anyone can find the Cabin Fever soundtrack I'll love you long time.
www.megaupload.com/vn/?d=6UWSHZGV
No shit? You would be the one to hook me up. I've been looking for this forever. Thanks!
no problem :)
watched the ruins the other day, good film.
Quote from: lithium on Sep 06, 2008, 06:28 PM
watched the ruins the other day, good film.
i am going to agree with you on that.
GOTHIKA!
Yeah...I really did like it. What didn't you like?
yeah, gothika was a decent film. good plot and acting.
last night just saw this one
gotta love thai's, kinda simple but how good photo!
Spiritual World
[youtube=425,350]Y6AY6ND7LsE[/youtube]
Watched low budget flick on Chiller, Dark Fields. Not bad, more amusing than anything. Plan on watching Uzumaki tonight because it rocks then Kairo after.
Rented Inside (french horror) this week.
Loved it. Super gory, but I didn't mind. I was really into the cinematography, the lighting, the music, etc. One of the best I've seen in a while.
agreed. one of the best horror films i've seen recently
Quote from: Jerry_Curls on Oct 31, 2008, 07:14 PM
Rented Inside (french horror) this week.
Loved it. Super gory, but I didn't mind. I was really into the cinematography, the lighting, the music, etc. One of the best I've seen in a while.
such an awesome flick.
Well, I'm downloading it right away then.... :)
just watched The Strangers, shit was bullshit. glad i didnt see it in the theatres. just made me angry the whole time sitting there. stupid ass people
i dunno if this counts since its funnier than scary but, i just borrowed feast 2: sloppy seconds off a buddy. i loved it. it was hilarious, but the baby part was a bit too much for me.
Lol the baby scene had me in tears, especially when he floated in the air before the nasty climax. Hilarious.
i could have done without that scene. i have no problem with gore and torture and all that but shit with babies is a bit to much. i would have been shooting at that fucker, fuck aiming for the monsters.
can't wait for the third, Feast 3:happy ending (i think its called). i read its due out next spring and that honey pie will be in it. thats one tough bitch.
He got his and the movies just want to push the boundaries. It was funny. Actually, what's cool, if you watch the special features, is that is the guy's real son.
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Nov 01, 2008, 07:02 PM
He got his and the movies just want to push the boundaries. It was funny. Actually, what's cool, if you watch the special features, is that is the guy's real son.
lol thats pretty funny. a nice family moment. a good story to tell when he gets older.
i wasn't really offended, i was laughing but horrorified at the same time. just the splat and blood puddle and then the arm left laying there after the monster gripped him up. they definitly succeded in pushing the boundries. :)
The director, bartender, baby, guy with baby, and biker queen are all part of the family.
really. wow. i knew the bartender was the directors father. but i didn't know the rest.
Swank is the brother of the director, the queen is the director's wife (I think, might be wrong but they presented it as such), and the baby is Swank's son, so the nephew.
im keen to see Feast 2 ...from what ive read, its pretty good. i watched the first one everyday for about a week , Henry Rollins getting his pants ripped off was HILARIOUS!!!
Get it, definitely worth it. I bought a Feast/Feast 2 two pack for under twenty.
watched evil dead II for the millionth time.
still one of my favorite movies ever. this, and the first evil dead, were the movies that made me a fan of horror.
"i'm fine..."
"we just killed your girlfriend with a chainsaw" "does that sound fiiiiine?"
haha.
i prefer army of darkness over the two first, but they're all gold.
Sheila: you found me beautiful once.
Ash: honey you got reeeeal ugly.
superb line.
They are all amazing films! Raimi said he would like to revist the films once the Spiderman hoopla died off.
awesome, just too bad he got suckered back into Spider-Man 4 & 5 now
i hope he learned his lessons with spider-man 3.
i haven't completely given up on him...
Shit, fuck Spiderman.
i agree that i adore the guy as a director, but still, the series should've just ended with that disastrous 3rd movie.
and you know in Hollywood everything goes in 3's, so does this mean we'll see a Spider-Man 6??
if so, we won't see any new Evil Dead from Raimi in like a decade
hmm.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434020/
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Nov 05, 2008, 04:10 PM
hmm.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434020/
interesting. i was looking at the comments and a few thoughts: it said something abot raimi looking for a director, so he won't be at the helm for this one? a new ash...never. evil dead the musical ftw!
Quote from: Azwethinkweiz on Nov 05, 2008, 04:10 PM
hmm.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434020/
well that's something. and IMDB never fails us. nice work theis
i noticed Raimi and co are looking for a new director..im glad coz i dont like the idea of him making an Evil dead movie..i think he'll make it too commercially friendly
New french horror movie.
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_kXMrfqcpNFk/SE3BOz8SLtI/AAAAAAAACkw/y_aWLxt8X-M/s400/martyrs_tp01.jpg)
A young woman's quest for revenge against the people who kidnapped and tormented her as a child leads her and a friend, who is also a victim of child abuse, on a terrifying journey into a living hell of depravity
I wanna see this soooo fucking bad. judging from the reviews, it's one sick and disturbing flick. people are calling it this years Inside...only more fucked up. dayum. The french are some crazy mofos.
Some outtakes from some reviews:
"
Martyrs' truly is a monster. It's a ground breaking, brave, stunning, brutal & moving piece of work that is guaranteed to divide audiences everywhere it gets the chance to play. Even at a genre event like Frightfest the audience reaction ranged from 'loved it' to 'hated it' to people actually going outside of the cinema to be physically sick (really). For me it was the highlight of the festival and i absolutely loved it but I don't believe it's a movie that anybody will truly 'enjoy'."
"The last thirty minutes of the film held the audience in almost complete silence. The lack of any crowd reaction, aside from the revelation of what happened to Anna in her final stage, was due to the harrowing endurance test they and Anna (played by Morjana Alaoui) went through. The film turned from a highly engaging gore flick into a sad and rather depressing reflection of human suffering."
"It took an entire 24 hours for the movie to sink in and really left a dent in this reviewer's psyche. After it was all said and done MARTYRS is really quite an exquisite experience - it's so incredibly rare when a horror film is so engaging that it can feel as if you're right there with the protagonist. The only negative thing about Laugier's film is that once you see it, you'll never be able to see it for the first time ever again..."
Unrated trailer:
http://mftm.blogspot.com/2008/06/martyrs-2008-trailer.html
it hits DVD January 2009!
looks really cool!!
you've seen Inside, man? it's another Frech horror. it's i-n-s-a-n-e!
probably the most fucked up flick i've ever seen and also one of the best horrors i've seen in a long time.
it's in the same vein as Haute Tension (High Tension). eg. stranger invading house. check it out if you haven't.
ps: dont rent it. blockbuster's only got the CUT version.
i didn't like high tension. i thought the whole big twist at the end has been done so many times, and better, by that time.
i don't usually like twists like that, but it really worked in High Tension. I think...
Certainly made my jaw drop.
anyways, i can't recommend Inside enough. especially if you're a horror fan.
yeah my friend bought High Tension...I loved it till that twist, but it was still overall a good movie.
and on your recommendation, I found and bought Inside. and holy shit, I was floored. I really enjoyed that one.
haha awesome!
i looked up inside and it definitly looks great. i'll put it on my x-mas list :)
i watched mirror(s?) last night. not to bad. the special effects weren't the best and the plot wasn't the most original but it kept it interested and amy smart's bare ass helped alot.
Quote from: devlin on Dec 06, 2008, 11:55 AM
amy smart's bare ass helped alot.
that would make anything worthwhile
I've seen a couple of horror movies lately
A house of a 1000 corpses - I liked this. its was very sadistic,but the effects were good and it was actually realistic in my perspective. the old fables and making them come true
Some Zombie thing ( land of the living dead?) - I watched half of it then jsut stopped so boring. I guess i liek the more humn murderer things more
Psycho 1 (colour) /2 - I liek psycho 2 the only serious role . ive seen vince vaugn in . I'm pretty sure the original wouldve ben better and no frickin clue why they didn't have it. Pyscho 2 was Shiiiiiit. It didn't make any sense. He ocmes back and hes not a murderer his mother is and then his GF gets done for murdering them and her mother. and then he kills his RL mother its Shiiit
NEVER EVER WATCH IT! OR LAND OF THE LIVING DEAD!
The Last Winter starring Ron Perlman. I liked in a weird way that I didn't really get it upon the first viewing. it's a different type of horror, I'll say that; i gotta see it again
Rob Zombie has recently confirmed that he will be making Halloween Two.
Thoughts?
I enjoyed his revisioning the first time around, and I'm interested in seeing how he follows it up.
i liked the original Halloween. I like Rob Zombie movies. i liked his remake of Halloween.
But do we really need a sequel to a remake?
The original Halloween is my all-time favorite horror film.
I'm kinda surprised that Zombie is making a sequel to his revision; I have my doubts about it, but then again, I also had them when I first found out he was doing the first one, and I enjoyed it.
I just wonder if he'll base it on the original sequel, with us following Laurie to the hospital. I liked how the original two films were set on the same night like that. It made it all flow as one story, a story which to me ends after Halloween 2.
trailer for 'the last house on the left' remake.
damn, this looks great http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/thelasthouseontheleft/
one of the few horror movies that really needed a remake. i absolutely loathe the original.
that site is not letting me watch it :(. but i love the original. what don't you like about it?
practically everything. it's supposed to be a shocking story, but with that atrocious acting and awful soundtrack...well, it was impossible for me to find it somewhat disturbing.
here's another link to the trailer. hope it works. http://www.movieweb.com/video/V09AZJMmj4Lsp3
that link works thanks. it does look good. but i still love the original. when i first saw it i found it very shocking. torturing the chicks making them dyke out and piss them selves and then later the mom biting the ones dick off. considering it was one of craven's first movies probably not a big budget i thought it was good.
Let the Right One In (2008)
anyone see this yet? I hear its decent
Quote from: penguin in the desert on Jan 13, 2009, 12:09 PM
trailer for 'the last house on the left' remake.
damn, this looks great http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/thelasthouseontheleft/
one of the few horror movies that really needed a remake. i absolutely loathe the original.
The original is fucking awesome! Lol I just can't help myself. There is something about crappy B nasties that keep me entertained. The remake does look pretty good though, I must admit.
Quote from: soopa cool pink on Jan 14, 2009, 03:09 AM
Let the Right One In (2008)
anyone see this yet? I hear its decent
Its damn good. def theater worthy.
REPO! The Genetic Opera seems like its gonna be pretty good, it already passed through here so I gotta wait till the 20th. check it out.http://www.repo-opera.com/flash_home.html
Good I may give it a go then
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Quote from: soopa cool pink on Jan 14, 2009, 03:09 AM
Let the Right One In (2008)
anyone see this yet? I hear its decent
Its damn good. def theater worthy.
yea go see it asap
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Jan 14, 2009, 04:36 AM
Quote from: penguin in the desert on Jan 13, 2009, 12:09 PM
trailer for 'the last house on the left' remake.
damn, this looks great http://www.apple.com/trailers/universal/thelasthouseontheleft/
one of the few horror movies that really needed a remake. i absolutely loathe the original.
The original is fucking awesome! Lol I just can't help myself. There is something about crappy B nasties that keep me entertained. The remake does look pretty good though, I must admit.
I agree absolutely 100%. The original just seemed like one of those awesome/awful old school horror movies. But surprisingly I really like what I've seen so far from the remake.
Quote from: soopa cool pink on Jan 14, 2009, 03:09 AM
Let the Right One In (2008)
anyone see this yet? I hear its decent
Decent is the word, I was not crazy about it, definitely....
Worth downloading to me, but maybe not theater....
Anyone else looking forward to My Bloody Valentine 3D? It's supposed to be nothing more than a slasher film with great kills and lots of nudity...but in 3D. I don't know anyone (including my horror enjoying friends) that want to see this movie.
boobs are gonna be in 3D?
Quote from: defskull on Jan 16, 2009, 01:36 AM
Anyone else looking forward to My Bloody Valentine 3D? It's supposed to be nothing more than a slasher film with great kills and lots of nudity...but in 3D. I don't know anyone (including my horror enjoying friends) that want to see this movie.
I do! Sometimes it's a good horror flick if all it has is tits and blood. Looks interesting. The original is decent.
Bewbs in 3D is insta-win.
Especially old school, pre-silicon, bewbs.
I want a good horror movie.
Haven't seen one in a long time. Suggestions?
Quote from: lostpilot on Jan 21, 2009, 01:46 PM
I want a good horror movie.
Haven't seen one in a long time. Suggestions?
Session 9
my favorite horror movie and the only movie that
still manages to creep me out even though i've seen it 10 times.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0261983/
thanks, Theis! Will watch it tonight, probably :)
awesome.
be sure to watch it in complete darkness with the volume cranked. i'll guarantee it'll creep you out ;)
Quote from: penguin in the desert on Jan 21, 2009, 01:53 PM
Quote from: lostpilot on Jan 21, 2009, 01:46 PM
I want a good horror movie.
Haven't seen one in a long time. Suggestions?
Session 9
my favorite horror movie and the only movie that still manages to creep me out even though i've seen it 10 times.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0261983/
wtf? david caruso actually did something good?
woah dude, you haven't seen it?
and yeah, even though Caruso's the least enjoyable in the movie, he still does a pretty good job.
yeah thanks a lot man, now i gotta check out yet another movie. :D
Heading to Chicago for the Fangoria Weekend of Horrors tomorrow. I'm fucking pumped! I'll post some pics.
http://www.creationent.com/cal/fangocon/index.asp
Click on the Chicago link.
you lucky bastard
nice man i wish i was going
So far we've just been getting a feel for things. First day and all. Sat next to Caroline Williams (Stretch from TCM 2) and bullshitted for a bit; it was nice. Tom Savini put on a weird mask that made him look like a big black guy and snuck up on people to scare the shit out of them. Funny as Hell. Here's a random pic of Herschell Gordon Lewis and Lloyd Kaufman hugging lol. I'll update again.
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s88/oldgentlovecraft/Awkward-1.jpg)
haha, nice!
Got this tattooed on my arm in the convention. Everyone was watching, it was cool. Popped my tat cherry at the horror con! Boosh!
(http://www.cthulhulives.org/store/images/skulldecal-detail.jpg)
Also, here's John Russo and George Kosana.
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s88/oldgentlovecraft/373841875_1290123686_0.jpg)
badass
what's the story behind the tat?
it looks like cthulu
It is Cthulhu, a skull of. It's usually a symbol for the HPL HIstorical Society. I'm doing all Lovecraft themed tats so I thought it was a good start. I'll be heading out shortly so when I get back I'll share with everyone.
that's awesome, man. pics pics pics!!!
Romero is gonna be there, right?
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Mar 08, 2009, 12:58 PM
It is Cthulhu, a skull of. It's usually a symbol for the HPL HIstorical Society. I'm doing all Lovecraft themed tats so I thought it was a good start. I'll be heading out shortly so when I get back I'll share with everyone.
sweet man. you should get a cthulu vs. dagon epic battle, huge on your back. i totally plan on getting a cthulu tattoo. my next tattoo is going to be "the creature from the black lagoon" then cthulu.
Quote from: bebo on Mar 08, 2009, 06:28 PM
Romero is gonna be there, right?
He was but slipped in and out without many people knowing it. Supposedly he did a panel on Sunday, after we left.
Quote from: penguin in the desert on Mar 08, 2009, 01:11 PM
that's awesome, man. pics pics pics!!!
Here's the few that I got. I feel odd trying to constantly snap shots of everyone. It's as though we are all fans and these were the ones that were talented or lucky enough to contribute to the genre. It's for that same reason that I don't yell out anyone's name as they pass when friends don't notice them.
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s88/oldgentlovecraft/373907045_1290357908_0.jpg)
Tom Towles from Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (Otis)
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s88/oldgentlovecraft/374714958_1293274775_0.jpg)
Ruggero Deodato, the director of the infamous Cannibal Holocaust
(http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s88/oldgentlovecraft/374715052_1293275139_0.jpg)
And my tattoo. It's still got a bit of the ink around it (was taken Saturday) and I haven't taken a new pic yet.
My prized item from the convention is this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Eaten-Alive-Italian-Cannibal-Zombie/dp/085965379X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1236706803&sr=1-1
signed by Ruggero Deodato, Lamberto Bava, and Sergio Stivaletti. Met all three and and got their Herbie Hancocks. Was awesome.
Quote from: devlin on Mar 10, 2009, 11:56 AM
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Mar 08, 2009, 12:58 PM
It is Cthulhu, a skull of. It's usually a symbol for the HPL HIstorical Society. I'm doing all Lovecraft themed tats so I thought it was a good start. I'll be heading out shortly so when I get back I'll share with everyone.
sweet man. you should get a cthulu vs. dagon epic battle, huge on your back. i totally plan on getting a cthulu tattoo. my next tattoo is going to be "the creature from the black lagoon" then cthulu.
That is awesome! There is so much art out there for the Mythos that I am just going to start picking my favorites and piecing everything together. I'm only doing black ink though. Sharper.
Fucking awesome. Ahh, I'd love to go to a horror convention.
It's so relaxed and fun.
yeah man one of the highlights of my life was at a horror convention when i got Bruce to sign my Bubba Ho-tep dvd.
not sure if i could come across as any more of dork in that sentence.
Just watched this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1029234/
Fucked. Up. Shit.
Get. The Fuck. Out. I was just telling my buddy TODAY that i couldn't wait to see it. how the hell did you see it though? i thought the dvd release was delayed till april or something.
On a side note, I saw Let The Right One In. it was fantastic!
I found a DVD quality download... :-\
I'll definitely be buying it though. I need to see it again. It's not your average horror flick. I've never seen anything like it. :o
Sick stuff.
Check out Inside too, if you haven't already. That's another french horror movie.
I still haven't seen Let the Right One In. Can't wait to watch it.
yeah i bought Inside awhile back and really enjoyed that. the french really know how to make a good flick.
Quote from: bright lights, big city on Mar 10, 2009, 09:49 PM
yeah man one of the highlights of my life was at a horror convention when i got Bruce to sign my Bubba Ho-tep dvd.
not sure if i could come across as any more of dork in that sentence.
Lol I understand completely.
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/4c/424px-RWWM_teaser.jpg)
movie's got such a metal name, looks worth keeping an eye on.
trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0oHJEq7ahs
looks interesting yes.... :)
(http://www.best-horror-movies.com/image-files/the-hills-have-eyes-remake-movie-poster.jpg)
Hadn't watched this in some years, so I watched it last night.
Still one of the best remakes. The first attack sequence in the trailer is just relentless and brutal.
thats a great fucking movie. is the second one any good?
Noooo! It's absolutely horrible. Not the same director either. Seriously, don't waste your time...it's garbage.
Quote from: penguin in the desert on Mar 24, 2009, 12:18 PM
Noooo! It's absolutely horrible. Not the same director either. Seriously, don't waste your time...it's garbage.
Lol of course, I liked it. Less atmosphere or buildup though, and much more brutal and violent.
haha i'm going with theis on this one, even though you guys know my usual stance on remakes.
that first one did have some pretty awesome moments.
speakin' of horror remakes, anyone see Last House on the Left? it's been recommended to me, but i don't know....
Quote from: bright lights, big city on Mar 24, 2009, 01:30 PM
haha i'm going with theis on this one, even though you guys know my usual stance on remakes.
that first one did have some pretty awesome moments.
Actually, almost always go with Theis lol. I'm extremely biased when it comes to horror.
Quote from: bright lights, big city on Mar 24, 2009, 01:32 PM
speakin' of horror remakes, anyone see Last House on the Left? it's been recommended to me, but i don't know....
No, but want to see it!
I can't wait to see The Last House on the Left. Looks great.
alright if both of you are anticipating it, i guess i gotta see it.
That's the spirit!!!!
http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2009/04/15/exclusive-eli-roth-reveals-plans-to-shoot-transformers-like-blockbuster-thanksgiving-slasher-back-to-back/
Eli Roth's Thanksgiving is gonna happen!!!!!
And supposedly Machete will eventually be filmed by Rodriguez. That means we just need to pray for feature-length versions of Don't and Werewolf Women of the SS.
AWESOME!
seriously, his Thanksgiving trailer is the best thing he's ever done.
has anyone heard about the nazi zombie flick? i'm not talking about the peter jackson hoax, but i read a preview fro it somewhere and now i cant find it. Edit: its called dead snow, i wish i could find what i was reading cause it had a kick ass pic of a zombie nazi
Lol seriously? That's an old subgenre from the 70's and I'm surprised they're doing another one.
nazi zombies are making a comeback. it's great.
Am I the only one who thinks Halloween 2 looks decent?
http://www.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/h2/
nope. I'm actually looking forward to seeing it after I see District 9 and Inglourious Basterds. and yes, I know I normally hate remakes, let alone a sequel to a remake.
But I have been convinced that it at least should be worth seeing just because it's Rob Zombie, and I've loved his previous 3 movies.
I wasn't a big fan of Rob's Halloween remake. What annoyed me the most was that he gave Myers a motive. His parents were lowlife redneck scumbags who didn't give a shit about him (except for his stripper mom, yay). What I loved about the original Halloween was the fact that Myers was 100% evil. No reason behind it...he just *was*.
Ah well, this sequel still looks like it could be fun.
I did find myself enjoying the remake, partly because of the addition of that backstory with his family. It was like Zombie's own spin on the story, and I thought that was alright. But you are correct as to why he was cool 30 years ago.
I found The Gate on television and forgot how cool this movie really is. I'm going to wrap it up (only caught last half an hour) and pop in my vhs copy to start from scratch. The final demon is wicked sick!
Anyone seen Halloween 2 yet? It's gotten terrible reviews, from both critics and fans.
I watched Nosferatu with Opeth's Ghost Reveries (it actually syncs disturbingly good)
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Aug 09, 2009, 07:45 PM
I found The Gate on television and forgot how cool this movie really is. I'm going to wrap it up (only caught last half an hour) and pop in my vhs copy to start from scratch. The final demon is wicked sick!
Hooooly shit. I remember watching The Gate when I was a little kid. That movie freaked me the fuck out.
I heard a rumor years ago that it was the prequel to Stargate, have you heard anything like that at all?
Quote from: shine down unshy on Sep 15, 2009, 11:36 PM
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Aug 09, 2009, 07:45 PM
I found The Gate on television and forgot how cool this movie really is. I'm going to wrap it up (only caught last half an hour) and pop in my vhs copy to start from scratch. The final demon is wicked sick!
Hooooly shit. I remember watching The Gate when I was a little kid. That movie freaked me the fuck out.
I heard a rumor years ago that it was the prequel to Stargate, have you heard anything like that at all?
I had heard that also, but don't really see much resemblance or connection.
The trailer for the new Nightmare on Elm Street is going online tonight at midnight! FINALLY!
Quote from: Jerry_Curls on Sep 28, 2009, 12:55 AM
The trailer for the new Nightmare on Elm Street is going online tonight at midnight! FINALLY!
Thanks for the update. Real excited..hope they don't butcher this classic.
word.
i think jackie will own that role
Speaking of remakes, apparently The Fly is being remade, and it's being done by the guy who made the goddamn original, David Crononberg. Why? WHy remake your own movie, when the original is already loved?
http://www.bloody-disgusting.com/news/17519
Watch the HD version!
I love how sleek and dark it looks!
Quote from: fireflyry on Mar 17, 2006, 04:02 AM
And a great spanish horror/black comedy all about Satan, Death Metal and LSD
Day Of The Beast
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112922/
Finally got to watch this. Very cool movie. 8/10.
I'm waiting on some good shit to come out soon. There haven't been many films that have truly impressed me lately.
We've got The Stepfather coming out in a couple weeks and Saw VI.... ::)
I like the actor in The Stepfather (the guy from Nip/Tuck, my guilty pleasure), but I'm not sure about Saw VI. The original Stepfather was excellent, but these constant remakes are making me weary, and I love nearly everything horror! Zombieland looks pretty damn good and Romero's new one is getting close (maybe next year, who knows). We've suddenly taken a sharp turn back to the typical, Hollywood fodder. It's fun to watch, but not much more. I'll stick to my collection for now.
They'll all suck, I'm sure. The only one I have any hope for is Zombieland, honestly. But for some reason I have a vibe that it's going to suck. I really think all the movies I'm anticipating for the rest of the year aren't horror at all. Kind of sad actually.
Anyone totally STOKED about Trick 'r Treat? Out on DVD October 6th.
[youtube=425,350]mJDddBfvVRY[/youtube]
Looks awesome and it's been getting raving reviews.
Also, unrated version of Drag Me To Hell out Oct 20.
All I need is Drag Me To Hell. Best horror movie of the year, can't wait for the dvd.
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_16678.html
now Texas Chainsaw Massacre is getting a "contemporary" remake in 3D. unbe-fucking-lievable.
Oh dear...
Quote from: bright lights, big city on Oct 09, 2009, 01:47 PM
http://www.horror-movies.ca/horror_16678.html
now Texas Chainsaw Massacre is getting a "contemporary" remake in 3D. unbe-fucking-lievable.
Another remake? That doesn't make any sense. The newest two were retellings (remakish) and the last one, Next Generation, was a remake/parody. Tobe Hooper should be pissed lol.
haha it's no surprise, slasher films are the first to be whored out for money. Friday the 13th remake last year, Nightmare on Elm Street remake in April...that putrid sequel to Rob Zombie's boner Halloween. Scream 4 starting shooting soon. The slasher is seriously in a state of extreme decline...thankfully, we can now get some more plot-driven horrors!
edit: and trust me, I like the occasional slasher. But it's getting more and more ridiculous and more and more tame.
I'm holding out for a Killer Klowns From Outer Space remake. That would be a decent flick to reboot for today's audiences.
(http://mimg.ugo.com/200709/2784/trick_r_treat_poster.jpg)
What an AWESOME movie. Every horror fan should check this out. Absolutely fantastic Halloween-themed movie.
Great.
Horror for 2010
A Nightmare on Elm Street
The Crazies
I'm looking forward to The Crazies, actually.
Quote from: bright lights, big city on Nov 05, 2009, 11:59 PM
I'm looking forward to The Crazies, actually.
Yeah, me too.
The only reason why I have a slight interest in the Elm Street remake is because of Jackie Earle Haley
from http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2009/11/evil-dead-to-rise-again-in-2010.html
EVIL DEAD TO RISE AGAIN IN THEATERS IN 2010
Before there was Spider-Man, Sam Raimi began his multi-billion dollar career with little more than $375,000 and a script for a schlocky X-rated horror film. But when Evil Dead was released in 1981, its gore and wit garnered it a cult following, amassing box office earnings of $2.4 million in the U.S. and over $29 million worldwide. Its success led to several sequels, a stage musical, and cult fame for its writer-director and its star, Bruce Campbell.
Now, 28 years later, Raimi, Campbell and producer Robert Tapert plan to re-release the film in theaters. In 2010, the creators and Grindhouse Pictures will offer midnight showings of the cult classic at select Landmark theaters in the U.S., Mayfair Cinema in Canada, and more venues will be announced after the first of the year.
The always unconventional Campbell has this to say about the release: "Nothing can prepare an audience for what they are about to see, because nothing punishes an audience like Evil Dead — especially on the big screen. I'm really glad it's back. People are gonna be hurt."
Bring on the pain.
FUCK YES!
Haha, that's fucking awesome. I'd love to see it on the big screen.
I'm definitely doing this.
watched Paranormal Activity tonight, the original version. didn't even know there were different version until after I watched it, but oh well.
I like it, it was pretty creepy and nicely done. but never as outrageously scary as I thought it would be. seems like it's been overhyped a bit.
I'm gonna check out 4th Kind soon btw, sounds like it's a bit more scary. anyone seen it yet?
Fourth Kind does look interesting. I plan on seeing it in the cheap theaters this week sometime. Too bad it got some pretty crappy reviews.
I don't care one bit about reviews to be honest.
let me know what you thought once you've seen it.
Watched Rob Zombies Halloween II.
I was expecting the worst movie ever, but I gotta admit I liked it. Sure, as a Halloween movie, it fails on every level but if you look away from that you got yourself a damn entertaining slasher/horror flick.
I certainly enjoyed it.
7/10.
Quote from: theis on Feb 02, 2010, 05:51 PM
Watched Rob Zombies Halloween II.
I was expecting the worst movie ever, but I gotta admit I liked it. Sure, as a Halloween movie, it fails on every level but if you look away from that you got yourself a damn entertaining slasher/horror flick.
I certainly enjoyed it.
7/10.
i love rob zombie's movies so much! i watched this a few days ago and i thought it was so gutsy showing michael myers face. top notch beard. i love the fact that there are no heroes in zombie's movies. if you get caught by the bad guy, you are fucked. you can't escape and you will die. i hate movies where someone gets away alive. that rarely happens when a psychotic murderer has got you.
The thing that dragged the movie down was those fucking visions of his mom and that lame ass white horse. Seemed like a lame excuse for Zombie to put his wife in the movie.
Quote from: theis on Feb 03, 2010, 11:59 AM
The thing that dragged the movie down was those fucking visions of his mom and that lame ass white horse. Seemed like a lame excuse for Zombie to put his wife in the movie.
i agree. it's blasphemy for him to make a movie and not put his wife in it though hahaha. i thought her character was useless in the movie. she fit in good in the first but it's like, leave it alone, robert! i like his vulgar script writing. like in the beginning when the ambulance driver is joking about fucking laurie's friends corpse, it was confronting but it worked and i found myself enjoying that exchange between the two men before, well, you know what happens to them.
but like i said, i was a bit split about michael's face being shown. it came off as a bit sacrilegious at first. i also think zombie should have taped scenes for the second movie with daeg faerch as the younger michael while he was shooting the first one because the new younger michael wasn't as effective as the previous. daeg scared the crap out of me. granted zombie probably hadn't written the script for the second one. it didn't affect the movie so much.
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 12:24 PM
Quote from: theis on Feb 03, 2010, 11:59 AM
The thing that dragged the movie down was those fucking visions of his mom and that lame ass white horse. Seemed like a lame excuse for Zombie to put his wife in the movie.
i agree. it's blasphemy for him to make a movie and not put his wife in it though hahaha. i thought her character was useless in the movie. she fit in good in the first but it's like, leave it alone, robert! i like his vulgar script writing. like in the beginning when the ambulance driver is joking about fucking laurie's friends corpse, it was confronting but it worked and i found myself enjoying that exchange between the two men before, well, you know what happens to them.
but like i said, i was a bit split about michael's face being shown. it came off as a bit sacrilegious at first. i also think zombie should have taped scenes for the second movie with daeg faerch as the younger michael while he was shooting the first one because the new younger michael wasn't as effective as the previous. daeg scared the crap out of me. granted zombie probably hadn't written the script for the second one. it didn't affect the movie so much.
They showed Michael's face once in the older films too.
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Feb 03, 2010, 01:40 PM
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 12:24 PM
Quote from: theis on Feb 03, 2010, 11:59 AM
The thing that dragged the movie down was those fucking visions of his mom and that lame ass white horse. Seemed like a lame excuse for Zombie to put his wife in the movie.
i agree. it's blasphemy for him to make a movie and not put his wife in it though hahaha. i thought her character was useless in the movie. she fit in good in the first but it's like, leave it alone, robert! i like his vulgar script writing. like in the beginning when the ambulance driver is joking about fucking laurie's friends corpse, it was confronting but it worked and i found myself enjoying that exchange between the two men before, well, you know what happens to them.
but like i said, i was a bit split about michael's face being shown. it came off as a bit sacrilegious at first. i also think zombie should have taped scenes for the second movie with daeg faerch as the younger michael while he was shooting the first one because the new younger michael wasn't as effective as the previous. daeg scared the crap out of me. granted zombie probably hadn't written the script for the second one. it didn't affect the movie so much.
They showed Michael's face once in the older films too.
in carpenter's? i honestly didn't think zombie was going to show his face. it surprised me.
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 01:53 PM
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Feb 03, 2010, 01:40 PM
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 12:24 PM
Quote from: theis on Feb 03, 2010, 11:59 AM
The thing that dragged the movie down was those fucking visions of his mom and that lame ass white horse. Seemed like a lame excuse for Zombie to put his wife in the movie.
i agree. it's blasphemy for him to make a movie and not put his wife in it though hahaha. i thought her character was useless in the movie. she fit in good in the first but it's like, leave it alone, robert! i like his vulgar script writing. like in the beginning when the ambulance driver is joking about fucking laurie's friends corpse, it was confronting but it worked and i found myself enjoying that exchange between the two men before, well, you know what happens to them.
but like i said, i was a bit split about michael's face being shown. it came off as a bit sacrilegious at first. i also think zombie should have taped scenes for the second movie with daeg faerch as the younger michael while he was shooting the first one because the new younger michael wasn't as effective as the previous. daeg scared the crap out of me. granted zombie probably hadn't written the script for the second one. it didn't affect the movie so much.
They showed Michael's face once in the older films too.
in carpenter's? i honestly didn't think zombie was going to show his face. it surprised me.
No, but in the original series. I wasn't actually comparing Zombie's films to the first two, since he reworked and mishmashed the whole thing.
i haven't seen the original's since i was a child. i don't remember them much. i was really into chuckie as a kid. i only got into halloween a few years ago.
do you like zombie's version?
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 02:50 PM
i haven't seen the original's since i was a child. i don't remember them much. i was really into chuckie as a kid. i only got into halloween a few years ago.
do you like zombie's version?
I think there's more realism, as far as portraying Michael as a serial killer. The first was great and gave psychological insight that made the film a bit creepier than the original. I'm a huge Zombie fan anyway, but the classics are still untouchable imo.
He needs to make a feature length version of Werewolf Women of the S.S.
and whatever happened to his Tyrannosaurus Rex project?
Quote from: oldgentlovecraft on Feb 03, 2010, 04:37 PM
Quote from: blixa on Feb 03, 2010, 02:50 PM
i haven't seen the original's since i was a child. i don't remember them much. i was really into chuckie as a kid. i only got into halloween a few years ago.
do you like zombie's version?
I think there's more realism, as far as portraying Michael as a serial killer. The first was great and gave psychological insight that made the film a bit creepier than the original. I'm a huge Zombie fan anyway, but the classics are still untouchable imo.
it may sound fucked up but i found a sense of humanity in zombie's michael. i loved the first one too. i'm a big fan of william forsythe and it was huge for me that he was in it. bill moseley as otis, i mean, that right there is the sexiest serial killer you're ever going to get. zombie achieved that hahaha
I'm a big zombie fan. he's so well spoken and he knows his horror history. very smart man. i like the fact that he's not into trilogy's. i think that's what really killed saw for me. having three saw's was enough, but they've completely ruined the essence of the plot by making so many. i still believe the first saw was the best. they should've left it at that.
Just watched The House of the Devil.
One of the best horror movies I've seen in ages. Truly creepy.
It's on my list of movies to see. I hear it's good.
Quote from: theis on Feb 20, 2010, 10:40 PM
Just watched The House of the Devil.
One of the best horror movies I've seen in ages. Truly creepy.
my mate won't shut up about this film. i haven't seen it yet myself, but i'll be watching it for sure.
Make sure to watch it in complete darkness with the volume cranked.
Quote from: theis on Feb 23, 2010, 12:23 PM
Make sure to watch it in complete darkness with the volume cranked.
ok.
have you seen the fourth kind?
Nope, thought it looked kinda silly.
Any good?
my boss was telling me how great it was. he had goosebumps while he was talking about some parts.
Let the Right One In Remake trailer:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/01/let-me-in-trailer-us-rema_n_632518.html (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/01/let-me-in-trailer-us-rema_n_632518.html)
Movie looks close to the original, but may miss out on its beauty.
Such an unnecessary remake.
Ugh...
the only reason they're remaking it is so that Americans don't have to put up with those damn foreigners ;)
yeah this is really unnecessary. but not nearly as ridiculously unnecessary as that Death At A Funeral remake where it was remade a year later, in the same language, just with black people instead of British.
Or what about the same director remaking his own movie except that it's in English like Funny Games.
The remake is just to bank off the whole vampire teen craze that's going on.
Quote from: theis on Feb 20, 2010, 10:40 PM
Just watched The House of the Devil.
One of the best horror movies I've seen in ages. Truly creepy.
Also, going to watch this tonight.
Quote from: theis on Jul 01, 2010, 11:14 PM
Such an unnecessary remake.
Ugh...
Was waiting for your comment, Theis. The original was flawless.
Quote from: bebo on Jul 02, 2010, 04:07 AM
The remake is just to bank off the whole vampire teen craze that's going on.
Would have to agree.
Last night I watched: The Burning (fun 80's slasher with gore effects done by the master Tom Savini) and Psycho II (albeit a bit silly, this was a surprisingly great sequel).
Quote from: bebo on Jul 02, 2010, 04:07 AM
The remake is just to bank off the whole vampire teen craze that's going on.
Quote from: theis on Feb 20, 2010, 10:40 PM
Just watched The House of the Devil.
One of the best horror movies I've seen in ages. Truly creepy.
Also, going to watch this tonight.
Gave it a watch, it was decent. Good acting, good plot... But I thought that the climax was a bit short. Still quite good, reminded me somewhat of Rosemary's Baby.
i see this thread has been dead for more than a year and a half...i just want to ask, do any of you procrastinators know of a site where i can stream free horror movies... i'm not looking for any of those hulu, netflix crap...it doesn't work where i live...just a site where i can stream good old horror movies and not having to worry about it stopping in the middle of it telling me to pay or something...
Quote from: DefGuy on Mar 16, 2012, 06:15 AM
i see this thread has been dead for more than a year and a half...i just want to ask, do any of you procrastinators know of a site where i can stream free horror movies... i'm not looking for any of those hulu, netflix crap...it doesn't work where i live...just a site where i can stream good old horror movies and not having to worry about it stopping in the middle of it telling me to pay or something...
http://www.1channel.ch/ (http://www.1channel.ch/)
thanks dude =)
Anyone have any suggestions a good horror flicks? I've been searching around for something fresh recently
Quote from: TheyCallMeP on Apr 20, 2012, 05:09 PM
Anyone have any suggestions a good horror flicks? I've been searching around for something fresh recently
The Loved Ones
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1316536/ (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1316536/)
The Pope's Exorcist. (2023)
Not just a horror movie tbh.