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Horror Films by don on 03 Feb, 2007 22:27
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I'm a big fan of horror movies.It's my favorite genre.Especially ones from the 50s and the 80s.Are there any horror fans here?
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#1 by Tyler on 04 Feb, 2007 00:26
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I am. But more of the mysterious films, such as Saw, where they make you think also.
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#2 by David on 04 Feb, 2007 00:45
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I am. But more of the mysterious films, such as Saw, where they make you think also.
Do YOU see dead people, Tyler?
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#3 by Tyler on 04 Feb, 2007 01:25
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I am. But more of the mysterious films, such as Saw, where they make you think also.
Do YOU see dead people, Tyler?
No, but I figured that movie out about 20 min into it. Plus, it wasn't that scary. -
#4 by MagmaBabe on 04 Feb, 2007 02:15
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I'm a big fan of horror movies.It's my favorite genre.Especially ones from the 50s and the 80s.Are there any horror fans here?
I used to be a big fan of horror movies and I have loads of horror books as well, but I just can't seem to watch them anymore. They prey on my mind too much and I end up having sleepless nights...
but Fred Kruger always was a fave, and The Fog, love that film!
Would "The Lost Boys" count as a horror film?...
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#5 by Christian on 04 Feb, 2007 06:07
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Just saw SAW 3 at the movies.
The end was very good but I didn't really like the movie. It was like they wanted to put as many torture scene one after another.
In general in like horror movies and I watch quite a lot. But stuff like SAW or Hostel just isn't my thing.
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#6 by MagmaBabe on 04 Feb, 2007 06:24
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The Shining. That has to be in everyones faves.
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#7 by Tom McGarry. on 04 Feb, 2007 07:32
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I liked "The Lost Boys" as well, but I don't think it clasifies as a horrer flick. As far as movies like Freddy Kruger, and Jason, I think the more of them the make the more stupid they get. I liked the original Amityville Horror and the first Hellraiser.I'm a big fan of horror movies.It's my favorite genre.Especially ones from the 50s and the 80s.Are there any horror fans here?
I used to be a big fan of horror movies and I have loads of horror books as well, but I just can't seem to watch them anymore. They prey on my mind too much and I end up having sleepless nights...
but Fred Kruger always was a fave, and The Fog, love that film!
Would "The Lost Boys" count as a horror film?... -
#8 by Robmeister on 04 Feb, 2007 09:18
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A quality horror flick is hard to come by.
So many of them seem to be by college film students trying to squeeze in as many of their NEWLY-LEARNED special effects as first priority...
...Oh yeah...gotta have the good lookin' chick in the revealing booby-wear (or in the shower)
....with a cheesy plot as last priority.
I'm with don....older ones
I'm with Tyler...they need to have a good, well-crafted, mystery plot.
Going from one bloody slash scene to the next....I start yawning. -
#9 by Tyler on 04 Feb, 2007 12:14
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The Shining. That has to be in everyones faves.
Tony doesn't like that!
That movie is awesome!! -
#10 by frostillicus123 on 04 Feb, 2007 15:31
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not sure if it counts but i liked the devil's rejects....
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#11 by don on 04 Feb, 2007 22:12
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Some of my favorites are
Friday the 13th
Mutant
Carrie
Carnival of Souls
Horror Hotel
Sleepaway Camp
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#12 by juventus206 on 08 Feb, 2007 09:47
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IT scared the hell out of me when I was a kid, you couldn't get me near a sewer lid or a clown for a long time afterwards.
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#13 by MagmaBabe on 08 Feb, 2007 09:53
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talking of clowns, Poltergeist used to give me nightmares. I got too scared to get out of bed just in case there was one underneath it.
That is a classic! -
#14 by PigPen on 09 Feb, 2007 10:31
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I love horror movies. Even when I was about 8 or 9. They used to scare the hell out of me, but I couldn't look away. I remember I used to sleep with at least one lamp on in my room. I figured if the light was on, the Boogeyman or whatever else was out there wouldn't try to get me.