horror movies

[Mr. Numb3rs]

The Uninvited is a remake of A Tale of Two Sisters, they have of course dumbed down the story something unbelievably so the americans can understand what is going on. It´s complete crap.

how the hell did i not get that?! now i REALLY hate it. and im american, and take no offense at all. they did the same thing recently to "let the right one in"...

 

[Ravenholm]

Awww you're so sweet!

Stop it! you'll make me blush :o

I didn't like that movie. I saw it in the theater and laughed most of the time.

I didn't like it very much either. A little on the forgettable side for me. But hey that's just me. I guess there's some folks out there that like it and that's cool and all. It doesn't pay off to have everyone like the same things I guess.

 

[LukeEl]

Phantom of the Opera, not the musical, either one with Lon Cheney or Robert Englund are good versions of the film. I always like the Graveyard Shift it was a Stephen King short story about a giant mutant rat. The Toolbox Murders is good. Another good Lovecraft story turned into a movie was The Lurking Fear.

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

Phantom of the Opera, not the musical, either one with Lon Cheney or Robert Englund are good versions of the film. I always like the Graveyard Shift it was a Stephen King short story about a giant mutant rat. The Toolbox Murders is good. Another good Lovecraft story turned into a movie was The Lurking Fear.

the silent phantom is a classic. when the musical film came out, i used it as an excuse to make people i knew watch the 89 version...

i just rewatched graveyard shift a few weeks back. im still surprised *spoiler alert* the girl get done in

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

this was pretty decent, even though david caruso is in it...

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

this is borderline horror, but still awesome. never really sure whats reality...

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

its made near my hometown... and jason alexander still had hair.

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

this was just a crap fest...

 

[John_8581]

The original uncut version of Roman Polankski's Rosemary's Baby (1968) starrring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon and Sidney Blackmer. The scene showing the Antichrist baby's full face from the stroller. Very hideous. It scared the bejesus out of me when I was ten years old. Now they just show the baby's eyes, with the camera panning in and out (at the 1:02 minute mark of this clip)...

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

The original uncut version of Roman Polankski's Rosemary's Baby (1968) starrring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon and Sidney Blackmer. The scene showing the Antichrist baby's full face from the stroller. Very hideous. It scared the bejesus out of me when I was ten years old. Now they just show the baby's eyes, with the camera panning in and out (at the 1:02 minute mark of this clip)...

i dont think ive ever seen the version youre talking about with the full baby... i have to look for it. i was thinking of rewatching it, because "bloody disgusting" posted the french promo poster for the movie today as well

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

jason voorhees flash drive...

 

[John_8581]

Then we have The Omen (1976) starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stevens, David Warner, Billie Whitlaw and Patrick Troughton.





It's good. But not as good as the Exorcist.

 

[Jane Burgess]

maybe i was just sleep depraved, but this freaked me out

Yeah that is a freaky movie. I really liked it though.

 

[Jane Burgess]

i love the majority of the japanese horror films... just like their wrestling matches, theres a slow buildup like a snowball effect

They do have great horror movies. I saw one on one night and watched it. It was the Japanese version of "One missed Call" and it was freaking scary.

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

Yeah that is a freaky movie. I really liked it though.

the part where she gets out of the car in that weird backwards crab pose tripped me out bad... it makes me think of cigarette burns. norman reedus from walking dead and boondock saints is in it

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

actual shoes

 

[Mr. Numb3rs]

Then we have The Omen (1976) starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, Harvey Stevens, David Warner, Billie Whitlaw and Patrick Troughton. It's good. But not as good as the Exorcist.

i met harvey stephens over the summer, and had to restrain from screaming "its all for you"

the exorcist is probably the "gone with the wind" of horror films. people were running from theaters, vomiting, protesting when it came out, and it still holds up today.

 

[Jane Burgess]

the part where she gets out of the car in that weird backwards crab pose tripped me out bad... it makes me think of cigarette burns. norman reedus from walking dead and boondock saints is in it

That looks kickass

 

[bahodeme]

this movie is really tongue in cheek. its kind of in the same vein as movies like "CREEPSHOW", or the old grindhouse films...

For this type I liked Critters & Ghoulies