also, i want to thank all of you that have contributed to this thread so far... without you, i wouldnt have been able to add as many must see films as i have :bowdown:
horror movies
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Well it is as he calls it. It truly is Hollyweird. Such a fitting title.
A classic revenge Horror film for me is The Abomidable Dr. Phibes however Dr. Phibes Rises Again, just a bit tripped out for my taste. And one of my favorite kaiju or big monster movies is Battle of the Gargantuans and a few Godzilla film.
^ whenever i hear vincent price, this is the first thing that pops into my head...
oh 80s horror, you sure did go all out with music videos...
sequel to "woman in black" news
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/the-woman-in-black-sequel-kerbl.php
http://www.filmschoolrejects.com/news/the-woman-in-black-sequel-kerbl.php
The first one was decent, I am glad Hammer is back making movies. A sequel to Woman in Black is alright with me, but that's it let's not drag on that series. Now only if they bring back Hammer House of Horror that was a sweet tv series. My favorite episode of that show was about an ex con played by Brian Cox, who works for this veterinarian/zoo keeper played by Peter Cushing I think. Really good episode and an all time favorite show of mine.
^ growing up in the states, i only saw the watered down edited versions as a kid which made them seem cheesy. i had to wait to find the uncensored versions
i always saw the video to rent, but never did. i just read a review on it here and it sounds bad enough that i HAVE to watch it now! it really sounds awful. haha
Trollhunter is indeed a good flick!
Patrick_S
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It´s norwegian, not swedish.
The primative Swedes could never make a movie like that!
Patrick_S
persona non grata
There´s much more good horror coming from Norway than Sweden lately. Let The Right One In is better than all the norwegian movies but it´s also the only swedish horrormovie (if you can call it that) i can think of that´s been really good over the last five years or so.
I love a good horror movie and used to love watching Hammer Horror movies but I am a fan of the Saw films, Nightmare on Elm St (Robert Englund) Hellraiser... But lately it seems the "horror" movies we are getting now pales to the good old classics and hope that some day Hollywood gets back to that winning formulas and also to not just keep rehashing/ rebooting/ remaking the classics just to make a buck.
i keep hearing that its good on a few threads so far, i just have yet to sit down and watch it
i really enjoyed let the right one in. they should have just released that version into u.s. theaters instead of remaking it
when saw and hostel were released around the same time, i had my fingers crossed that it would be what was necessary to breathe life into the genre... then the whole "3d" thing happened, and that was about it
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