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02-21-2006, 08:36 PM
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Favorite Horror Films
Lets give this its own thread, shall we?
The Shining I just saw this movie for the first time recently. Although I am not completely sure as to the whole plot, this has to be one of the weirdest movies ever. I was on the edge of my seat quite often. I am sure that if I actually understood the ending, that this movie would be even better. Jack Nicholson plays the physco killer role perfectly, and no other actor could have been better for this film. Those two little girls....completely creepy. Saw This has to be on the list of greatest horror movies. Throughout the entire movie, you are confused, but not so confused that you don't understand the movie. It is just enough confusion to keep you excited. Then, about halfway through, you are led to beleive that the killer is a certain person, only to be completely shocked by the twist that ensues. This really is a great movie, even though the actors could have been better. You know you have a good film when the actors suck, but the movie still completely holds up, and isn't really brought down by the acting. Audition I finally got this movie downloaded, and I was too scared to watch it. Finally, I mustered up the courage and played it. I was not disappointed. This movie is subtitle ( the movie is in Japanese) but that definitly doesn't take away from the scare factor. At the begining the movie seems like your normal romantic comedy. Single, middle aged man is lonely. He happens to be a casting coordinator for a movie studio. He sets up a fake audition, in hopes of finding the perfect woman. He does, and they proceed to date. Little by little, you find out how twisted this girl really is. She keeps a gimp-ish thing in her house, that she tortures. It is completely creepy. The whole premise is that the woman has always been taken advantage of by men, so she is out to get her revenge. Unfortunatly, the man she decides to take it on, is an all around good guy. Much different from the others she knew and dated. Even if this wasnt a horror movie, it would still be a great film. It is wonderfully written, with a twist that will leave you shocked. Pick it up. I highly reccomend. Plus you will be scared ****less Post yours |
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02-21-2006, 10:52 PM
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SHAKE!
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Some of these are borderline horror (as in, the Thing could be sci-fi, Silence of the Lambs could be a thriller, etc.), but I think they all fit.
The Thing ('82 version, original bored me to death) The Silence of the Lambs Evil Dead Evil Dead II Night of the Living Dead Dawn of the Dead Psycho (original of course, not pointless remake) The Shining |
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02-22-2006, 09:26 AM
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saw was really retarded! i have no idea how they had enough money to make a second one. There are horror films that make this look like a Barney rerun! let me show your aSs something! 1) Psycho 2) The Night of the Living Dead 3) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 4) Frankenstein 5) Dawn of the Dead 6) Se7en (i absolutely loved this film) 7) Silence of the Lambs 8) Audition 9) Kill Baby Kill 10) May this was hard...they are not in any particular order, just ten films that i think are a good.
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02-22-2006, 10:44 AM
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Seven is great as well, that movie scared the **** out of me. Sloth was the worst one, the imagry alone has stuck with me since I saw it. I just don't understand how you could love Seven, but hate Saw, they were so similar. And Physco is an absolute classic. The only guy in cinema who is crazier than Jack Torrence is Norman Bates. |
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02-21-2006, 11:36 PM
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The grudge - because of how many balls it sucked. my friends and i got so many laughs out of that. (some at the expense of our (at that time) girlfriends.) great times.
im not really one for horror films, not because im easily scared, but because i find other genres of film more amusing. but ill post more if i remember any more that ive seen. that one is just...the worst of the worst, and i got a kick out of it.
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02-21-2006, 11:55 PM
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SHAKE!
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Seeing that with my friends was one of the greatest theater experiences I've ever had. We only went to bug my brother, his friends, and their girlfriends (they were in sixth grade at the time, so "boyfriend and girlfriend" was basically no different than just being friends), and we had a great time. Almost everyone else in the theater was scared ****less, but we were laughing the whole time. An excellent evening, that one was. |
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