Favorite Horror Movie

Well as you can tell my favorite horror franchise is A Nightmare On Elm Street, and yes I love them all even the ones people think stink hehe. I like pretty much all horror movies really from jason to chucky even some leperchaun. The only horror movies I do hate are the new PG-13 horror movies like When a Stranger Calls because a horror movie should NEVER be PG-13 it's a fucking disgrace. Anyway I am happy with the current rated-r flicks such as Hills Have Eyes, High Tension, Saw, and a few others.

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Ah yes the descent that does look pretty awesome, but thats not out yet I thought? If it is im leaving now to go see it =p

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Megavolt

How is Requiem for a Dream a horror movie?

I guess my favorite would probably be Alien. Does Jacob's Ladder count? That one is cool. I also like In the Mouth of Madness and Event Horizon. Oh yeah, and Flowers in the Attic. Louise Fletcher...yikes.

Favorite modern? I haven't seen many, but I might go with Silent Hill. It was surprisingly good. Or maybe I'm just a sucker for the game-related stuff. Not to mention Alice Kridge and Sean Bean. They both seem so underrated.

Hahah everyone I show In the Mouth of Madness too is like "WTF" it's a really good movie. Jacob's Ladder was cool too and I can see Alien being someones favorite.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

The remake was better then Wes's version IMO.

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Yes I love The Fly with Goldblum, and I really likd Dawn of the Dead remake too I don't see why some people hate it. It was gory, gritty, and had Ving Rhames. Who cares if the zombies could run heheh.

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Originally Posted by Prosthetic

I don't know, yet. I liked the remake tons, but I haven't got around to seeing the original yet, since the local video store only carries the VHS version and I don't even have a VHS player anymore. One way or another, I'm going to figure this out. Maybe I'll be able to check it out today.



This was one aspect that I didn't like about it. Zombies shouldn't be able to run. It just doesn't make sense, and they're terrifying enough even if they have to move slow. Their sheer numbers were supposed to be what makes up for their lack of speed and genius. I actually enjoyed the movie though, despite my qualms about it.

Land of the dead, however, I found to be a God-awful movie, and a disgrace to zombie movies, PERIOD.

I liked LOTD, I mean if anyone can change the rules about the zombie genere Romero can since he created the genre. I just thought of it as a cool action/horror movie.

I was speaking idiomatically.

I never watched Zombie movies to be scared cause very few movies scare me, I watch most horror movies for either gore, violence, or great performaces by villians.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?