what horror movie should I watch?

[jetdog]

I've seen the classics (excorcist, hellraiser, etc...), I like monsters, but not the cheesy ones (Jeepers Creepers as a monster was not bad), and I don't particularly like the "new" slasher flicks...
So what horrror movie should watch?

[weekapaugjz]

dracula - the one with gary oldman

[torker]

http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/153/933652~Demon-Knight-Posters.jpg

[Chigworthy]

Dead Alive, a comedy

[CofyCrakCocaine]

Dawn of the Dead

The fact that you said Hellraiser under the 'classics' category before Dawn proves that you must see it still

And even if you already saw it, it's one of those rare horror movies that you can re-watch

[Foster]

Dawn of the Dead

The fact that you said Hellraiser under the 'classics' category before Dawn proves that you must see it still

And even if you already saw it, it's one of those rare horror movies that you can re-watch

you mean the original dawn of the dead, right?

[GreatAmericanZero]

Dead Alive, a comedy

good choice! thats the "bloodiest movie" ever made (at one point they were pumping out fake blood at 40 gal/sec)...but it is more of a comedy than anything else


Have you seen "the devils rejects"?

[jetdog]

dracula - the one with gary oldman

seen it. meh. Gary Olamn is amazing, and it's always cool to spot Tom Waits in a movie, but I can't get past Rider or Reeves.

Dead Alive, a comedy

Will look into this

Dawn of the Dead

The fact that you said Hellraiser under the 'classics' category before Dawn proves that you must see it still

And even if you already saw it, it's one of those rare horror movies that you can re-watch

your statement is very compelling, i have not seen this movie, I will do so immediately.

[DolaMight]

The Prince of Darkness


or a low budge fav is Don't Go into the Woods.

[KingGeno]

Faces of Death: 30th Anniversary Edition (http://www.amazon.com/Original-Faces-Death-Anniversary-Blu-ray/dp/B001BBAVPG)

[hydee]

Dawn of the Dead

The fact that you said Hellraiser under the 'classics' category before Dawn proves that you must see it still

And even if you already saw it, it's one of those rare horror movies that you can re-watch

I watched this today. I grew up in the area that the movie was filmed. It is very surreal seeing 2 zombies eat a guys guts, on the same exact spot you sat on Santa's lap.

I am talking about the original that was filmed in Pittsburgh and Monroeville,PA

[Marc with a c]

cabin fever might be the best movie I've ever seen.

[lleeder]

cabin fever might be the best movie I've ever seen.

I love Marc with a cell

[RoseBlood]

the ring or ringu
se7en
night of the living dead
rosemary's baby
dark water
the omen
silence of the lambs
the shining
anything hitchcock

[torker]

http://www.pennyblood.com/sg_reanimator.jpg

[jennysmurf]

I liked "The Frighteners" but I had a thing for Michael J. Fox back then, so I was a little biased.

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:cj-05EV5uP86XM:http://www.dvdactive.com/images/news/screenshot/2005/8/thefrightenersr1artpic1.jpg

[CousinDave]

The Wicker Man - Christopher Lee version, not Nicholas Cage

[Reynolds]

About to watch "REC" the original Spanish film that the remake "Quarantine" was based on.... Anyone seen it?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1038988/

[ChimneyFish]

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[jetdog]

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c217/luxa1/rawheadrex.jpg

What the fuck is that?

[BlackSpider]

cabin fever might be the best movie I've ever seen.

really???

[mongothetrucker]

The inauguration of George W Bush.

[torker]

What the fuck is that?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71Z0FGJJZWL._SL500_AA240_.gif

[ChimneyFish]

What the fuck is that?

That would be one "Rawhead Rex", my friend.

[ChimneyFish]

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71Z0FGJJZWL._SL500_AA240_.gif

Catchy tagline.:tongue:

[Kublakhan61]

About to watch "REC" the original Spanish film that the remake "Quarantine" was based on.... Anyone seen it?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1038988/

Let us know how that is. I didn't see Quarantine but I do have an interest in REC - I accidentally saw the trailer last year and was a bit interested.

Otherwise - See Werner Herzog's Noferatu. Klaus Kinski offers the most frightening version of a vampire the world has ever seen.

[ChimneyFish]

Nonsense.
Nobody is more fightening than "Evil" Ed.:tongue:

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[boonanas]

I recommend the following:

Hatchet (not because its scary but as in cool kills)
High Tension
The Descent
The Audition
The Ruins (I enjoyed it but a lot of people didn't)
Devil's Rejects/House of a 1000 Corpses
Suspiria
Wolf Creek

I also enjoy the Saw series but not many people do.

[cougarjake13]

saw 1-4 5 comes out in a few weeks


showgirls

[ChimneyFish]

For some reason "Prince of Darkness" really creeped me out when I was in my tweens.

[pennington]

The original Halloween.

The original Psycho.

Night of the Living Dead.

The original Alien.

[Mullenax]

Carnies and Rubes. <p>
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[stinkbud]

I have Rec downloaded and I am looking forward to seeing it.

If you want to see a bad ass horror flick that is unique and bloody as hell....

FEAST!

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51J881B54AL._SS500_.jpg

I also recommend The Grudge, The Machine Girl (a Japanese revenge flick that is so over the top you have to see it to believe it), Ginger Snaps (1 and 2), House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects, Slither, Ring and Hostel.

There are others, but these have been the best to come out in the recent years IMO.

[stinkbud]

Here is another movie I have downloaded but never took the time to watch yet, but in theory it sounds cool...

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/512Yvt-DWRL._SS500_.jpg

[Mullenax]

Get on IMDB, look for anything starring

Peter Cushing
Christopher Lee
Vincent Price
Hammer Productions (Hammer House of Horror)

Guaranteed winners for every decade of creepy and cheesy since black-and-white movies. And most of those movies will have tits.

[AnnoyedGrunt]

I've heard good things.

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[Patient zer0]

the howling series are always a decent watch if u like werewolves.

american werewolf in london
28 days later
white noise
the st.francisville experiment
saw 1

[Contra]

The gate or cats eye

[jonyrotn]

I liked "The Frighteners" but I had a thing for Michael J. Fox back then, so I was a little biased.I heard that some of the scenes in that movie were so frieghtening to film he shakes at the mere thought of them to this day..

Also, I think that was the movie that his action figure was just a picture of his face glued to a vibrator..
Although, I might be wrong on both accounts..:unsure:

[joethebartender]

I heard that some of the scenes in that movie were so frieghtening to film he shakes at the mere thought of them to this day..

Also, I think that was the movie that his action figure was just a picture of his face glued to a vibrator..
Although, I might be wrong on both accounts..:unsure:

Now I know why you're always buying batteries.

[Reynolds]

Let us know how that is. I didn't see Quarantine but I do have an interest in REC - I accidentally saw the trailer last year and was a bit interested.

Otherwise - See Werner Herzog's Noferatu. Klaus Kinski offers the most frightening version of a vampire the world has ever seen.

Was decent for a horror flick, they talk a little fast at times so its hard to follow along with the subtitles in a few scenes. The final scene was real good.

[jonyrotn]

I liked "The Frighteners" but I had a thing for Michael J. Fox back then, so I was a little biased.
He scared the bejesus out of my in Child's Play..

[Thebazile78]

I liked "The Frighteners" but I had a thing for Michael J. Fox back then, so I was a little biased.

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:cj-05EV5uP86XM:http://www.dvdactive.com/images/news/screenshot/2005/8/thefrightenersr1artpic1.jpg

I enjoyed The Frighteners, too, but that was mostly because it didn't take itself too seriously.

And Crispin Glover is hilarious in it. So are John Astin and Chi McBride.

I just don't think of it as a "horror" movie, though. It's got its scary moments, but it's just not scary overall.

For a spooky ghost movie, I prefer The Uninvited.

Nonsense.
Nobody is more fightening than "Evil" Ed.:tongue:

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There are times when I think I'm the only one who's seen that movie a million times.

"You're so cool, Brewster!"

....

american werewolf in london
...

Another movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. Love it. John Landis was touched by the gods.

This was on a constant rotation with Silver Bullet (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090021/) (loosely based on Stephen King's novella Cycle of the Werewolf (http://www.amazon.com/Cycle-Werewolf-Signet-Stephen-King/dp/0451822196/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1224592926&sr=8-1)) ... I love both movies. Again, they don't take themselves too seriously. And it's got both Corey Haim AND Gary Busey in it. How can it go wrong???

[ChimneyFish]

There are times when I think I'm the only one who's seen that movie a million times.

"You're so cool, Brewster!"


Trust me. You're not.
There was a time "back in ye oldern days" when I was absolutely addicted to this movie.

Amy might have been one of my first "crushes".:wub:
http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c217/luxa1/fright2.jpg

And then she played "Marcy", and ruined all my pre-teen fantasies.:flush: